Montana college to host animal husbandry convention in Bozeman
A Montana State College event during May 7 to 9 will showcase five lots of Seers steers fed in five different ways over 150 days. The Anceney bred steers, bred for trial, will be evaluated by a South St Paul commission to determine profits and losses. The program aims to prove Montana grain and hay can rival corn belt cattle.
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Montana State College
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Anceney
Visitation by visiting stockmen to Montana State College tour
Bozeman hosts visiting stockmen with a tour day and housing expected in city facilities. Reservations for lodging can be made now by writing to the Bozeman chamber of commerce.
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Montana State College
Bozeman
Goodrich backs public domain to Montana and western states
J P Goodrich, Hoover commission member and former Indiana governor, told J M Brandford that he supports placing public land states on equal status with older states. The matter follows Senate Joint Memorial No. 5 urging Congress to grant public lands in Montana including minerals but excluding forests and Indian reservations.
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Brandford
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Congress
Montana
Season on Migratory Birds Shortened by Hoover Amendments
Amendments to migratory bird regulations approved by President Hoover shorten the waterfowl season nationwide by 15 days. The changes, recommended by the Biological Survey, delay northern start and advance southern closures, and bar shooting before noon on opening day due to drought hazards.
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Montana Marriage and Divorce Trends from 1980 and Earlier
Montana’s 1980 marriages totaled 5,466, down from 6,135 in 1929, a 10.8 percent drop, while 1,389 divorces were granted in 1980, edging down from 1,492 in 1929. The state’s population was 637,606 in 1980 and 638,482 in 1929, with Silver Bow leading both marriages and divorces. Wibaux County reported no divorces in 1980 or 1929, and Yellowstone County saw the most annulments in 1930. Jack Barrett, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Barrett, has returned to Seattle for Moran School for Boys due to his father’s illness.
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Robert Barrett
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