Loco weed acid tested on animals in livestock study
Dr. Emil Starz reports loco weed contains an acid and plans laboratory tests on guinea pigs and white mice to learn its properties and potential role in driving horses and cattle insane. He notes earlier work found no alkaloidal active principle and describes the isolation of a volatile organic substance before acid isolation and planned larger preparations for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Starz
Livestock Sanitary Board
Starz
Starr
Ater
Prohibition Strain Sparks Family Budget Remarks
A witty jab suggests the harsher side of prohibition is the squeeze on family finances as men divert scarce funds from friends to support kin.
Clod Surface on Dry Land Fields Promises Montana Savings
W. M. Robbins of Kremlin Montana advocates a clod surface method for dry land farming. He says disc then plow, turn mulch down, and leave clods on surface to hold moisture and prevent wind erosion. Robbins cites lessons from Washington Oregon and the Columbia Basin and notes banks in his area now credit summer fallow farmers.
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Montana
W. M. Robbins
Kremlin
Mont
Robbins
Washington
Oregon
Big Bend
Columbia
Everybody's Doing It Article 10 Gosling Clark Reference
A breezy column mocks the heated debate over Article 10 and compares it to Champ Clark's hound dawg, highlighting public interest and political theater surrounding the issue.
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Champ Clark
Montana Faces Five Fiscal Years in State Reporting
State accountant R J Lemert says five distinct fiscal years across Montana state and county government cause confusion. A uniform year July 1 to June 30 is proposed, with county reports due by July 10 and alignment to federal timing to improve data for the legislature and federal agencies. The five current years span November 30, June 30, February 28, December 31, and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
R. J. Lemert
State Efficiency Commission
University of Montana
Secretary of State
Lemert
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board proposes eight new laws
The Montana Livestock Sanitary Board will submit eight legislative recommendations to the legislature. The biennial report notes 2 415 222 head of livestock inspected and 364 274 miles traveled by deputy state veterinarians in the past two years. Proposals include pasteurization of all milk and skimmed milk, cleaning of stock cars, proper disposal of dead animals, uniform herd testing, cattle disease safeguards, and quality limits on hay shipping.
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Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
W. Butler
Sanitary Board
State
Livestock Sanitary Board
Montana
What is a unit in oil royalties and trusts
The article explains units as undivided interests in a common law organization where trustees hold title and issue unit certificates to holders. It notes advantages like centralized management and limited liability, outlines voting rights, and traces origins to the Massachusetts Trust used in oil fields. It also defines royalties as landowner rents and cites Hover Consolidated Royalties owning shares and producing wells in Cat Creek field.
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Massachusetts Trust
Montana
Hover
Hover Consolidated
Cat Creek
Enver Pasha Avoids Return After Exile Order
Enver Pasha, ordered to depart from Germany, hesitates to return home or seek another destination, raising questions about his next move and diplomatic pressures surrounding his exile.
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Enver Pasha
Germany
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Helena
Ardmore Refining Company
Oklahoma
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Great Northern Refining Company
Montana Corporation
Lewistown
Great Northern Refining Co
Lewistown, Mont
Great Northern Refinig Company
C. B.roberts
W. N. Baldwin
George Wolf
E. F. Cobb
State University
Fish and Game Department
W. J. Butler
Cop Rane
Northwest
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Duluth, Minn
Asean
Herbert A. Hover
The
Hover Consolidated Royalties
Write Gallon Milk Products Co
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Strart Bidg
Seattle
Carnation
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