Big Horn Basin water project aims to lift production
Kemp describes a 12 foot diameter concrete lined conduit of 2 800 second feet capacity, 2 8 miles of Heart Mountain canal, and Shoshone river siphon 10 feet 3 inches diameter 1 700 feet long. The Heart Mountain division will expand Shoshone project output with 33 000 volt lines aiding irrigation and market many local crops.
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Kemp
Heart Mountain Division
Oregon Basin
Division
Shoshone River
Heart Mountain Canal
Shoshone Dam
Cody
Heart Mountain
Shoshone Project
Cowley
Wyo
Grand Coulee
Northwest
Bonneville Power Administration
Columbia River
Mighty forest fire defense network forms in Pacific Northwest
The article describes a large mobilization of volunteers and equipment across Washington, Oregon, and the lumber industry to create a civilian forest defense force. Maj. James Frankland states trained people and machines will move instantly to any fire front, preventing a repeat of past devastations like the 1933 Tillamook burn.
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Evergreen Empire
America
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Douglas Fir Belt
Oregon
Siskiyous
Coast Range
Pacific Northwest
United States Forest Service
James Frankland
North Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Bo the Smiths
Joneses
Johnsons
Forest Service
State Forestry Departments
Lumbermen’s
Washington Forest Fire Association
Frankland
Spading A Garden Simply Guides Early Spring Prep
Farmers learn to spade when soil dries after frost using straight up and down cuts. They measure rows at eighteen inches for most crops and three feet for vines with stringlines and stakes. After spading, fine the top two inches, smooth with a rake, lay drills in straight lines for sowing.
Cattle Prices High At Montana Bull Sales Record Crowds
High prices were reported at bull sales in Great Falls Billings and Fromberg Montana with records shattered. The North Montana Hereford Breeders sold 77 animals for 26355 averaging 342.27 dollars while a Billings Shorthorn sale totaled 8555 dollars from 64 bulls and 10 females. Descheemaeker and Croes ranch hosted the first Southern Montana Hereford sale near Fromberg with bulls averaging 225 dollars.
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Great Falls
Billings
Fromberg
North Montana Hereford Breeders Association
Montana Shorthorn Breeders Association
Southern Montana Hereford Association
Descheemaeker & Croes
Nutritive Value Tops Montana Garden Plans for 1942
Montana gardeners are urged by EB E Isaac extension horticulturist at Montana State College to plant crops high in nutritive value. Key crops include broccoli, spinach, ruta bagas, cantaloupe, strawberries, cauliflower, tomatoes, cabbage, carrots, squash, peas, beans, chard, turnips, parsnips, turnip greens and mustard greens with special emphasis on broccoli and strawberries. Broccoli ranks first for vitamin C content and, though not widely grown, is well adapted and tops Montana fruit for vitamin C.
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Montana
EB. E. Isaac
Montana State College
Planting Seeds Deepness and Fertilizer Guidelines
The guide notes shallow seed drills with depth roughly four times seed diameter, up to two inches for peas. Tiny seeds need only a light cover. larger seeds go a bit deeper. Use about four pounds of modern plant food per 100 square feet, raked lightly into the topsoil for quick seedling access.
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Big Horn Basin
Coggeshall
Miles City
Saddlery ‘Co
Miles City, Mont
Big Free
State Nursery and Seed
CO Helens
Spokane
A. Level Land
R. R
Point
Good Inc
Nubieber
Calif
Harley-Davidsons
Blasius
Tualatin Valley
Black Bear Hotel & Cafe
K. E. Fessler
Thompson Falls
Mont
Searle Seed Company
Lewistown
Wash
Balzhiser‘s
Drummond, Mont
F. Norby
Greatalls
Lakin Seed Company
E. W. Ellis
Stewartville
Minn
W. E. King
Cove
Ark
E. Evans
Florence
Helena Stamp Works
Helena
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte
Duluth
Jameson
Carlton
Yank
Canada
H. A
White
Sask
Willamette
P. O
Ont
Republic
Navy Calls
Nets
R. W. Young
Graden
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Carl Weissman & CO
Fourth St. So
Beauty
Missoula
McCarroll Beauty School
Granite
Canaries
California
Dufour's
Westminster Ave
Alhambra
Lester Lewis
Central Point
Cotton Belt Railroad
A. C. McKibbin
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines
Cotton Belt
St. Louis
Fourth & Pike Bidg
Portland Automotive Trades Association
Seute
Thos. A. Busey Agency
Chester
Benny Brae Farm
White Bluffs
Anderson Jewelry Co
Ogden
Utah
MAN
Fourth & Pike Ridg
Ash
Fairfield Paving
Russell Smith
Atty
Fairfield
Iowa
Arizona
Harry Palmer
Wigwam Club
Deckers
Colo
Wm. C. Holtz
Box
Ilwaco
Taylor
L. M. Pfiffner
Lima
Florida
Wickard
McCaskill Co
de Funiak Springs
Fla
Wood Water
Woodle Creek
Jordan Montana
John W. Aldrich
Snohomish, Wash
Frary & Burlingame, Inc
A. Schudeiske
Oakland
Goshen
Indiana
French Motor Co
Grass Range
Valley County
U. A
Giese Courier
Glasgow
Dale Newell Co
G. N. Vermillion
Danville
Alaska Junk Co
H. T. Harrison
Wilborn, Mont
Tillamook
Disney
Fred Lewis
Browning
Nystrand Poultry CO
Butte, Mont
BABY
Gallatin Chick News
Gallatin Chick Hatchery
Bozeman
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Fred H. Cockell
Milwaukie
Burr's
HUSKY
N. H
Giants
Burr Chick Company
HAGEN
Hagen Hatchery
Parkersburg
U. S
Dawson Hatchery
Dawson, Minn
Winthrop
Winthrop Ideal Hatchery
Winthrop, Minn
Farmers Union Supply
Williston
North Dakota
Inman Hatcheries
Aberdeen
South Dakota
N. Dak
Severson Hatchery
Stanley
C. L. Carlson
Parkers Prairie
Minnesota
Genny Jarvys
Sarah Bogle
Dubois
Grosz Studio Berens
McMillan Fur & Wool, Inc
Minneapolis
H. R. Greene
van Nuys
Charles Crone
Emporium
E. P. Reese
Salmon
A. Miller
Kenmore
Chicago
Ill
Louis
Ziff
Colyton St
Los Angeles
Census Bureau
Coulee
The
Colony
Collen Seulebme
Yodan
Ey Et
Eee
San Francisco
Charles M
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls, Montana
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