Rabbits Aid Desperate Families Through Salvation Army
In Great Falls the Salvation Army, aided by The Tribune, distributed about 5 000 rabbits to needy families this winter. Adjutant A H Carter says demand remains high as unemployment rises and supply never suffices. Rabbits arrive from surrounding districts and keep well in cold weather. Families request to be notified when new shipments arrive and some freeze surplus for later use.
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Wool prices spike as Montana growers hold out for better offers
Montana wool prices rise amid a nationwide shortage with offers around 30 to 35 cents a pound on the sheep’s back and higher bids in Utah and Nevada. The Montana Wool Growers Association and Montana Wool Acceptance Company urge restraint until after shearing and emphasize stronger marketing and banking cooperation to protect producers.
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Montana Wool Growers Association
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Jericho
Montana Wool Acceptance Company
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Montana Wool Growers’ Association
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company of Chicago
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
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Tourists Endanger Small Game Near Yellowstone Route
Forest and park rangers warn that US tourists on the Gallatin route to West Yellowstone shoot song birds and small game, threatening local wildlife. They urge Montana law changes to curb gun use and protect the road’s natural beauty and future tourism.
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West Yellowstone
Veterinarians Guard Milk and Meat Health in State
Public health hinges on skilled veterinarians who inspect food supply and curb disease. Eradication of tuberculosis in dairy cattle is urgent, but beyond eliminating diseased stock, dairies must be cleaned up and dairymen educated. Only high class veterinary colleges and professionals can meet these challenges. Butte natives favor the pansy as a characteristic city flower across garden clubs and civic groups.
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Eggs as a Farm Market Booster and Family Staple
Egg producers are urged to promote eggs at home and in the community. Physicians praise eggs for iron vitamins and protein, and farmers should advertise their local value through talks at meetings, press, posters, and word of mouth to boost local markets and health.
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Grange
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Coloring for All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offer simple instructions for dyeing faded garments from skirts to dresses and more. The advertisement guarantees no streaks or color loss and urges buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixes to ensure proper results.
Pipeline rate cut to 20 cents a barrel Cat Creek to Winnett
Montana state railroad commission reduces petroleum rate from Cat Creek to Winnett to 20 cents per barrel starting February 1. Affects Elk Basin, Consolidated Petroleum, and Independent Pipe Line. Earlier 32.5 cents rate set August 8 last year aimed at fostering independent competition amid new pipe runs and majority control by Elk Basin and Mid-Northern Oil in Cat Creek.
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State Railroad Commission
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State Commission
Lewistown
Elk Basin
Mid-Northern
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