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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1937
Page
4
Federal and state authorities maintain a 30 day duck season with tight restrictions for the fall. The northern zone opens October 9 and closes November 7 while the intermediate zone runs November 1 to 30. Bag limits rise for geese and brant. wood ducks and several species remain prohibited.
The Los Angeles market shows cattle prices $2.50 to $3.00 per cwt higher than a year ago, with a firm undertone and strong national demand. Observers foresee higher fall markets, increased fat cattle marketing in early 1938, and competition for supplies as corn crops rise. Federal inspection slaughter in June exceeded the five year average, with record calves slaughtered in the northern zone. Possession of a federal duck stamp is required for migratory waterfowl hunters over 16.
The article notes a large retail beef absorption suggesting market strength, aided by hog shortages. Government forecasts predict lighter hog marketing and smaller farrowings this fall, implying a lean pork supply next spring. Cattle markets look favorable with high feeder cattle prices and anticipated steady demand across regions.
Continued from page 1, Grace McGovern Faythe Marsh and others are listed as Summer Team students involved in graduation week planning. Degree candidates include Clayton Beaudry Luke Dyche Henry Edwards Lillian Jarussi John Mikesell William Olsen James Weitz and Thomas Wyatt.
A regional laboratory plan centers in Dubois Idaho to improve western range sheep by applying selective breed methods and conducting studies on breed performance and adaptation. The project aims to boost flock productivity and regional agricultural research capacity.
An old Shell advertisement promotes Super Shell gasoline as motor digestible. It claims balancing its chemical structure allows the fuel to be fully utilized by the engine, reducing stop and go waste and offering savings, with a dealer in the neighborhood.
The laboratory will serve as the coordinating center and headquarters for a new research program. Experiment stations in 12 western states including Montana will participate, with state collaborators appointed to assist in development.
Gifford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor and former chief ranger Col H L Graves dean of Yale forest school with Harvey Smith head of public relations Washington DC Major E W Kelly regional forester Glenn A Smith assistant regional forester in charge of grazing Steven N Wycoff director of experimental station James Brandon director of entomology Ranger Lowell former supervisor of West Fork of Bitter Root National forest W B Willey supervisor of Beaverhead National forest visited Big Hole last Sunday.
Beaverhead county proposes a tax levy near current levels with detailed allocations for pest control, roads and bridges, poor relief, and county services. Estimated expenditures include commissioners, warrants interest, new roads and machinery, bridge capital outlay, old age assistance, dependent children, unemployment, and county facilities.
George Davey of the Orphans Home praised a September entertainment for the state home children calling it a high spot in their lives. A similar event was held last year with the courtesy of Mr Witt.
Dramatics classes at the college present multiple plays with problems in directing, production, acting and makeup. The production staff includes Mr Hansen as dramatic instructor and supervisor with Ernes tine and Ethel Jarussi on properties, Dorothy Derry on costumes, Ernest Desonia as stage manager, and Marguerit Manning who arranged music for The Rest Song. Casts listed for Saved Sparkin Op o M Thumb and The Cradle Song feature students and faculty in lead roles.
The article lists production staff including Ernestine and Ethel Jarussi and Dorothy Derry with costume duties and Ernest Sonia, Daleview as stage manager. Music for Cradle Song arranged by Marquer Manning of Butte. Prof. Bert B. Hansen heads the dramatics element and admission is free as the public is invited.
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