Wisdom News Roundup Highlights Local Youth Prizes
Wisdom reports prize winners in eight grades at the Wisdom Wisdom School Festival with Marshall Pomeroy and Fred erick Holman taking top spots. Local clubs host card parties, dances, and films, while visitors from Dillon and Butte arrive. civic groups discuss road projects and forest service programs as residents plan events at Jackson and Wisdom.
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Amece
Washington
Masons Wisdom
Wisdom School
Marshall Pomeroy
Frederick, Holman
Midgit Arbourook
Robbie Anson
Louie Ferris
Dorothy Hurley
Frank Anderson
Helen Hirschy
Don Anson
Forest Service
Marshall Ramsey
Martin Jackson
Hans Jorgenson
John Inabn
Bayers
An. Hamond
Francia
Bec
Clemon
Atock
Sam Paeterson
J. B. Shaw
Dillon
Big Hole
William
Montgomery
Anaconda
Jim’ Montgomery
Missoula
Ivan Shaw
University of Oregon
Eugene
Corvallis
Oregon
C BE. Miller
Denver
Fred Hirschy
Leona Nelgon
Esta Husted
Harry Helming
California
San Diego
Dave Hirschy
Alfred Peterson
John Inabnit
Alice Inabnit
Girl Scouts of Wisdom
Bob Ellwood
Wisdom Lbrary Association
Jackson
Patrick Tourney
Big Hole Basin
Lion’s Club
Wisdom
Walter Stewart
Roy Oliver
John Troupe
Clarence Helming
Harold Capehart
Gulf of Mexico
Divide
Mr. Ramsey
John Myers
Jack
Jill Hirschy
Helen
Ray Bowers
Forest Rangers
Wisdom Women's Club
Larence Helming
Great’ Lakes Wonderland
George Helming
Ted Woodward
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Ruth Tope
Butte Business College
Phyllis Armitage
Karl Wright
George Korvula
Dudley Ranch
Francis Ralston
Phil Murphy
Jack Anderson
Warren Hughes
Jack Hurley
Fred Schonenburger
Jules Wenger
Frank Pendleton
Will Knudsen
Bud
Bernie
White
Montana Agriculture Ranks High Despite 1930 Hard Times
Montana’s 1930 produce ranked well against older states per state publicity division figures from the US Department of Agriculture annual report. Montana led in spring wheat non durum and ranked high in durum and other crops, with top or near top placements in flaxseed alfalfa seed sugar beets green peas and hay while showing mid to low rankings in corn barley rye oats potatoes and fruits.
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Montana
Helena
Union
State Division of Publicity
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Washington
Idaho
Arizona
Wisconsin
New York
Utah
Michigan
Indiana
Western pork production urged to boost local farming bank support
A column from Los Angeles on February 24 discusses rising western consumer demand for daily supplies, highlighting pork as the dominant meat. It argues banks should recognize hogs as solid collateral, enabling farmers to expand hog production and keep profits local while meeting a steady market need.
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Angeles
West
Western States
Livestock in Montana Wintering In Good Condition
Montana cattle and sheep were reported in good shape on February 1 with light losses and ample feed. Railroads push fast freight schedules to markets. stock shippers urged to load on time to avoid cascading delays and higher overall costs.
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Montana
TY Elena
Idaho
Kansas
Nevada
Camel Cigarette Contest Offers 50000 Prize Pool
R J Reynolds Tobacco announces a nationwide contest with a total prize pool of 50000. First prize 25000, second 10000, third 6000. Eight days to submit two hundred word essays answer the wrapping change of Camel Twenty Cigarettes. Judges include Ray Long Roy Howard and Charles Dana Gibson.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
United States
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ray Long
International Magazine Company
Cosmopolitan, Magazine
Roy Howard
Scrippe Howard Newspapers
Charles Dana Gibson
Hows Ate
Life Magazine
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