Beaverhead County High School defends policies and graduates
Beaverhead County High School offers broad coursework from agriculture to homemeconomics and notes accreditation by Northwest Association. Principal D L Johnson and faculty defend school policy, highlight graduate success at Montana State University, Montana State College, and Western College of Education, and call for community support in guiding students.
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County Commissioners and Board of Education
Beaverhead County High School
Little Red
Mothers’ Clubs
Montana
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Beaverhead County
Northwest
North Central
Montana State University
Montana State College
Western College of Education
Att
Wallace McMannis
George Barth
Dillon
Montana College of Education
Rosemary Lane
Iowa
Rocky Mountain Area
United States
Rocky Mountain
Donald Light
Harvard
J. W. McCracken
Princeton
Dorothy Davis
South America
Bob Sandfield
University of Minnesota
Lambert Eliel
Northwestern
Barbara Boyer
Colorado Women’s College
Ford Knight
Iowa State College
Ames
Bill George
Jim Roberts
West Point
Rodney Foster
Wayne Arbour
Navy
Clayton Huntley
Frank Merrell
Donna Carrigan
State Department of Public Instruction
D. L. Johnson
Livestock Health and U S Inspected Meat Standards
The article explains that modern livestock producers and meat packers share the goal of supplying wholesome meat to America. It notes the U S Inspected & Passed stamp as a housewife’s guarantee, cites losses from disease and inefficiency, and highlights drugs like penicillin and phenothiazine. It urges cooperation among farmers and veterinarians to improve production and profits.
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America
U.S
Price Balances Supply and Demand in Meat Markets
In the first six weeks of the year livestock and meat prices fell rapidly while prices at the wholesale level were high. Swift & Company notes that price movements reflect the balance of supply and demand for meat and by products, predicting livestock prices will follow this balance in the future. The piece also urges support for freedom of choice and initiative, ending with an invitation to visit the Agricultural Research Department in Chicago.
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Swift & Company
United States
Chicago
Agricultural Research Department
Quotes of the Month on Livestock as Conservationists
A.A. Smith of the American National Livestock Assoc. calls livestock a true conservationist. He notes livestock supply one third of U.S. food energy and 80 percent of farmland used for food production, framing livestock as a vital big business.
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A. A. Smith
American National Livestock Assoc
Lambing trends cut losses as pasture and shed systems rise
University of Wyoming wool specialist Alexander Johnston explains how shifting from open range lambing to pasture and shed methods reduces lamb mortality. Plans involve bands of 600 to 1500 ewes, individualized pens, and staged merging into larger groups, with summer fat lambs targeted in July or August.
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Alexander Johnston
University of Wyoming
Laramie
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