Change in Livestock Regulations Noted
New Minnesota livestock rules require TB testing within 30 days before export for most cattle not intended for feeder stock or immediate slaughter. Exports from herds with negative tests within a year may be exempt. Dr Butler notes plant sensitization cases and cites North Dakota reports on low calcium blood levels.
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Minnesota
Montana
W. J. Butler
South St. Paul
Butler
North Dakota
Bluejackets Aid Dakota Farmers Harvest Wheat
Three hundred sixty three sailors training at the State School for Science in Wahpeton North Dakota have volunteered to assist labor short farmers with harvesting wheat. They devote afternoons and evenings to farm work while enrolled in the new naval training school that opened last month.
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State School For Science
Wahpeton
N. D
United States Fleet
Naval Training School
Montana Teachers Go to Other States for Higher Pay
Martin P. Moe of the Montana Education Association warns the state faces a teacher shortage if salaries do not match neighboring states. He notes Wyoming Idaho Washington and Oregon are recruiting Montana teachers while Montana cities report 1500 one room teachers seeking urban posts. Moe cites average rural salaries of about 110 dollars per month, double 1935 offers.
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Martin P. Moe
Montana Education Association
Montana
Moe
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana Far Exceeds $66 000 Quota
Montana raised 74876.41 for the United Service Organizations with a possible total of 77500 as reports come in. The state quota was 66000 and seven counties more than doubled their quotas while 37 counties met theirs. Montana was ahead of its quota on July 1 making it among the first states to do so.
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Montana
United Service Organizations
Life of Jack Monroe Bridges Montana Pioneer Era
Jack Monroe, resident of the Sweet Grass hills since 1927, is a local historian and remembered figure who details mining past in the area. He notes the late Jim Hill held a marble claim in Liberty county and discusses copper, gold, and placer wealth, plus radium indicators found by Dr. Cady. A sulfuric medicinal spring near Monroe is also described as healthful.
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Monroe
Sweet Grass Hills
Toole
Jim Hill
Great Northern
Liberty County
Hill
Vermont
Frank Smith
Sweet Grass
Gopher
Pratt’s Canyon
Gratz
Dr. Cady
Kansas University
Cady
Montana
Duck Hunting Season Extended and Regs Relaxed
Secretary Ickes announces 1942 duck hunting rules expanded by 10 days with new 70 day seasons starting Sept 26 Oct 15 and Nov 2 in northern intermediate and southern zones. Hours are sunrise to sunset and possession limit extended to 30 days after season end.
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Ickes
Atlantic
Idaho
Montana
Atlantic Coast
Woman's Way Bettina-People say I grow younger every day
A light exchange unfolds with Bettina claiming youth, Skjold noting age regression from thirty to twenty five, and a shopper lamenting prune prices. The grocer clarifies the fruit is only five years old, puncturing time related illusions.
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Bettina
Skjold
Flying fox described as large Old World fruit eater
A flying fox is defined as a large fruit eating fox native to the Old World.
Copper Metallurgy Text by Mines Alumni
Two Montana School of Mines alumni, Dr Curtis L Wilson and Prof Joseph Newton, published Metallurgy of Copper with John Wiley. The 500 page text covers roasting smelting converting refining and leaching with practical and economic insights and cites Montana and global practice.
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Montana School of Mines
John Wiley & Sons
New York
Curtis L. Wilson
Joseph Newton
Wilson
Montana
School of Mines
Butte
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Rolla
Newton
University of Idaho
Technical College
Francis A. Thomson
Newton and Wilson
Anaconda
Great Falls
Peru
South Africa
Arizona
Utah
Michigan
Nevada
New Mexico
Sioux Brother Trip Out to Get Germans
A trio of Culbertson brothers from Wolf Point joins the U S armed forces after enlisting at Butte and marching to Fort Douglas Utah then to the coast artillery. Earl 19 Joseph William 27 and Howard 29 leave ranch and Washington D C job to uphold the family name in service. Joseph William was a three time all state Montana basketball star 1933 1935. Earl recently worked in Butte mines. Howard leads the brothers as chief moving from Wolf Point.
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Uncle Sam
Culbertson
Howard
Joseph William
Earl
Wolf Point
Butte
Fort Douglas
Utah
Coast Artillery
Poplar
Joseph William Culbertson
Montana
Montana Sees Rise in Sleeping Sickness This Summer
State epidemiologist Dr. B. K. Kilbourne forecasts an uptick in sleeping sickness cases through August, with typical increases starting in late July and persisting into the new month.
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Montana
B. K. Kilbourne
Record rice harvest tops 100 million pounds in Ecuador 1941
In 1941 Ecuador harvested over 100 million pounds of rice reflecting a major agricultural output. The report highlights the scale of production within the national farming sector and its impact on local markets.
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Ecuador
Labor Camp Move Eyed for Phillips County Sugar Beet Harvest
Phillips county officials Malta Commercial club and the county planning board consult with the Farm Security Administration on a possible labor camp at the evacuated CCC camp in Traston park to supply workers for sugar beet harvest. About 65 Japanese from west coast camps were brought for thinning. roughly 50 may stay through harvest, with camps already in operation at Post Creek in Flathead county.
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Board of
Phillips County Commissioners
Malta Commercial Club
The
County Planning Board
Farm Security Administration
CCC
Traston Park
Wayne Frosse
Employment Service Office
Malta
Milk River
FSA
J. P. Brennan
Federal Employment Service
Post Creek
Flathead County
Crystal Sugar Co
Reclamation Service
Youngest Supreme Court Justice Johnson Appointed in 1804
William Johnson became the youngest justice in U.S. history at age 32 when nominated by President Thomas Jefferson in 1804. He served on the Supreme Court until his death in 1834.
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United States Supreme Court
William Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
China Missionary Sees Certain Victory After War
Dr. John Chen a Nanking missionary said China will win complete freedom and help build a just world. He claimed postwar China will be Christian, recover territories, and align with Christian nations including the United States. Chen noted many youth join churches, named Chiang Kai-shek, and spoke during Northwest lectures after leaving San Francisco on Christmas Day.
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China
John Chen
Nanking
Great Falls
Central China Methodist Conference
Japan
Chen
Chiang Kai-shek
America
Methodist
Nanking University
Nanking Theological Seminary
Northwest
St. Paul
San Francisco
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Rural Mail Carriers Seek 15 Percent Wage Increase
Montana rural letter carriers closed a two day Great Falls convention adopting a resolution urging the national legislative committee to push for a 15 percent wage rise. Alvin Houston noted no raise since 1925 and cited a 1934 civil service pay schedule cut. A R Sanders became president, replacing John Ostness.
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Montana
Great Falls
National Legislative Committee
Alvin Houston
Northfield
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