Montana Packing & Storage aims big in Great Falls
The Montana Packing & Storage company plans a 5 million dollar capital meat packing and cold storage operation in Great Falls. It will absorb the Great Falls Meat company, expand facilities, and supply wholesale and retail meat plus poultry butter eggs and furs.
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Great Falls
Montana Packing & Storage Company
Secretary of State
Louis Newman
O. F. Wadsworth
Andrew Thisted
John A. Collins
H. P. Raban
Montana
Great Falls Meat Company
Federal Capital Issues Committee
Musselshell
Powder River
Livestock Commission
Chicago
Wright Airplane Co Turns Out 107 Battleplanes
The Wright Airplane Company has produced 107 battleplanes as of May 18, reflecting a rapid wartime output and continuing production at its Dayton facility.
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Dayton
Wright Airplane Co
How to Fight Cabbage Worms With Paris Green and Lead Arsenate
Montana cabbage stands suffer two thirds loss from worms. Use Paris green or lead arsenate by dusting or spraying. Dusting mixes one pound poison with ten pounds hydrated lime. spray mixes half to three pounds poison per 50 gallons water with soap or flour to bind the poison.
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Montana
Poison on Cabbage Requires 28 Heads for Effect
A historical note warns that poison remains on cabbage could require a person to eat 28 cabbages at once to feel poisonous effects, illustrating the danger level of contaminated vegetables.
Grain survey places Judith Basin crops near 600000 acres
County agriculturist Carl Peterson reports winter and spring wheat at about 500000 acres, 50000 acres of oats, 7000 to 8000 acres of flax corn and barley, plus 4000 acres of potatoes and minor crops. With average yields the season could total about 15000000 bushels valued around 30000000 dollars.
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Fergus County
Carl Peterson
Peterson
Judith Basin
Two Hundred Thousand Men to Be Called for Army Equipment
Two hundred thousand men aged for draft due to minor physical defects will be called nationwide to be employed in producing equipment for the army. The move involves examining physicians across the country and affects those previously limited to military service.
Grasshoppers Not Found in Sanders County Inspectors Say
Howard Seaman from Bozeman and County Agent I M Hillman inspected Sanders County for grasshoppers after a complaint. They found only a few insects and noted leafhoppers mistaken for grasshoppers by ranchers. They warned against overreaction to early signs.
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Howard Seaman
Agricultural College
Bozeman
I. M. Hillman
Sanders County
Sanders
Certain-teed Products Corporation
America
Lewistown Girl Volunteers for Red Cross in France
Miss Mayme Anderson of Lewistown long employed by First National Bank of Lewistown has volunteered for clerical work with the Red Cross in France and has been accepted. She will sail some time this month.
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Mayme Anderson
First National Bank of
Lewistown
Red Cross
France
Meeting Of The American Society Of Equity In Montana
The Montana farmers' organization calls a June 3 meeting to tackle terminal facilities freight rate adjustments proper routing and shipping amid rail congestion and a 25 percent larger crop. It highlights hail insurance progress through the Insurance Department and urges farmers to join, pay dues, and support a united effort for protection and lower costs.
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Montana
American Society of Equity
West
Insurance Department
The
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Blackfoot Land Development Company
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