Increased Montana bank deposits reflect healthy agriculture
Jay G. Diamond, federal crop statistician in Helena, notes Montana bank data show a strong 1927 year end. State resources total $193,127,975 and deposits reach $171,232,374, up from 1926 and 1915 figures, with 205 banks in operation and per capita deposits averaging over $313. Barley-Malt Syrup is an enduring food additive used in breakfast cereals, breads, candies, soda fountains, ice cream, and health products, praised for flavor, texture, and nutritional value.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Helena
Montana Farm Review
Diamond
Nitrogeneous Fertilizers Use And Effects On Soils
The article explains nitrogen as a key plant nutrient and compares nitrate of soda with other fertilizers. It warns against heavy soils, notes nitrate’s quick action and soil hardening risk, and suggests pairing with potash and phosphates for crops needing leaf growth.
Forest Service Opens Doors for Prospectors and Miners
The text notes special acts guiding National Forests to aid bona fide prospectors and miners in seeking legal timber supplies and locations while warning that fraudulent claims or improper timber rights and public use attempts have arisen. It emphasizes cooperation with National Forest officers to secure mineral discovery and related facilities where possible.
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Aass Qo Ie National Forests
Forest Service
Ang
National
K. Eal
Gargoyles stage two one act plays this week
The Gargoyles dramatic club presented two one act plays this week. The Stolen Prince was repeated Tuesday at 11 at the training school for pupils.
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Gargoyles
Dramatic Club
Eletion
Forest’ Service
Margaret Co. Curran
Dillon
R. B. Albright
Sociology and
Miss Sands
Ogre
Percival ‘Wilde
Dillon Scene Busi ness Folk and Visitors Active
Dillon hosts a flurry of visitors and locals with business and funeral attendances. J M Shields Spokane insurance man spent days in Dillon with county officials at a special board meeting. Numerous miners ranchers and residents from nearby towns attended the funeral of A A Anderson and Tom Pierce. George McGee of Seattle traveled to Dillon and was joined by his mother Mrs J H Clack.
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J. M. Shields
Spokane
Dillon
Shaw
Board of County, Commissioners
D. C .Gosman
Lima
AL T.crosley
Birch
Creek
Frank
Blair
Schroeder
B. Howell
Frank Esterwald
Chiester Barrett
Jamea
Mansfield
Grant
A.A. Anderson
Jos Mellen
Horse- Prairie
Sylvester’ -Meade
S. B. Howell
Bloody Dick
Tom Pierce
Lake
City
George McGee
Seattle
Dillion
Ford
Tos Dillon
H. ‘Clack
Deer Lodge
Meeting summary from community program notes
A brief community meeting notes ongoing discussion about program feasibility. Attendees and exact date not provided. The report highlights interest in organizing future events and potential volunteer involvement.
35000 Automobiles Still Unlicensed, Middleton Warns
A. B. Middleton, state prison warden and motor vehicle registrar, says about 35 000 Montana car owners have unlicensed vehicles. He notes April 30 with a 10 percent late fee coming and urges prompt licensing to avoid penalties.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
A. B. Middleton
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