Dairy herd culling linked to butterfat prices and beef demand
In Los Angeles on February 25 the dairy industry weighs culling low producing cows as butterfat prices fall. Milk output rose in 1928 despite 20 percent fewer cows, boosted by improved breeding and feeding. Lamb and wool markets show weakness with packers promoting meat consumption locally.
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OS Angeles
United States
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Stock Yards Commission
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Reichle News Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Anne Tadovich of Deer Lodge and Miss Mary Cambron of Butte spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Val Tadovich. County Superintendent Miss Gladys Garr visited Reichle school on Thursday. Mrs. Matt Polish and Matt Polish Jr. traveled to Dillon on Friday.
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Anne Tadovich
Deer Lodge
Mary Cambron
Butte
Val Tadovich
Gladys Garr
Reichle
Matt Polish
Rudolph Polish
Matt Polish, Jr
Dillon
Katherine and
Rose
Earl Fitschen
Mrs
Julius Hartwig
Murray hospital appendix operation reported
Miss Joyce Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Williams is in the Murray hospital after an appendectomy.
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Joyce Williams
Harry Williams
Murray Hospital
Barrymore Makes Talking Picture Debut At Hartwig
Last night John Barrymore received an enthusiastic greeting at the Hartwig theatre for his talking picture debut. The review hails his voice as magnetic and masterful, deeming him the greatest asset yet to talking pictures and predicting many more talkies to come.
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Hartwig Theatre
John Barrymore
New York
London
Warning Issued Against Woodticks in Warmer Weather
The state board of health warns against woodticks as warmer weather arrives. People working in infested areas should be vaccinated against Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Vaccine is produced at the entomology lab in Hamilton and distributed in the Rocky Mountain states. Last year Montana reported 20 spotted fever cases with seven deaths across several counties.
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State Board of Health
Rocky Mountain
State Board of Entomology Laboratory
Hamilton
United States Public Health Service
Rocky Mountain States
R. R. Parker
Mountana
Carbon
Carter
Lewis and Clark
Missoula
Musselshell
Petroleum
Ravalli
Rosebud
Stillwater
Treasure
Yellowstone
Desert Dry Ice Could Aid Cold Storage From Gas Wells
Government study envisions dry ice produced from carbon dioxide in the Great American desert for cooling cargo. Secretary Wilbur approves oil and gas prospectors' right to profits with a two cent royalty per thousand cubic feet for two years. Dry ice offers higher refrigeration efficiency and slower melting than water ice, suitable for fish meat and ice cream but may harm some fruits and vegetables if freeze temperatures are not controlled.
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Colorado
Utah
Department of the Interior
Wilbur
Montana Leads West in Wool Production
The 1929 U S wool output reached 308 497 000 pounds up 6 232 000 from 1928. Montana topped the western division with 28 783 000 pounds up 2 107 000 while California had 25 636 000 pounds. Sheep shorn in Montana totaled 3 41 000 with an average fleece weight of 8 6 pounds and Washington and Idaho averaged 9 and 8 8 pounds respectively.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Montana
California
Washington
Idaho
Sacred Flame at Hartwig theater opens Friday
Miss Frederick stars in The Sacred Flame a War ner Brothers drama at the Hartwig theatre. The tense production centers on a mysterious murder that fractures an English household with Pauline Frederick in a leading role.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Croydon
London
Henry Thew
Archie L. Mayo
Warner Brothers
Hartwig Theatre
Pauline Frederick
Apricots Featured as Economy of the Month
The article extols apricots as an economical, delectable fruit best used canned in winter. It offers recipes including apricot and peach filling, a savory sauce for cakes and pastries, and a method for shaping fancy French toast with apricot sauce, plus tips on using apricot halves in gelatin molds and dessert garnishes.
Two More Prizes Are Offered for Missoula Track Meet
The 1930 interscholastic track meet in Missoula adds two new prize donors, the Lion's club and the Rotary club, bringing donors to six. Other contributors include Missoula Mercantile, D. J. Donahue, Kiwanis, and the Women's club literary group. Prizes cover track, declamation, essay, debate, journalism, and Little Theatre contests with gold silver and bronze medals and colored ribbons for top five places. The top scorer will receive a prize along with the event winners.
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Missoula
Lion’s Club
Rotary Club
Missoula Mercantile Company
D. J. Donahue Company
Kiwanis Club
Women’s Club
Interscholastic Prizes Across Speech and Debate Contests
Prizes include medals from Judge Asa Duncan for boys, five medals and ribbons for girls, a silver cup for first in the debate, Keith scholarships for finalists and top debaters, and winners in boys and girls declamation. Five silver cups for Interscholastic Editorials, a gold essay medal, plus a cup and four banners in the Little Theater tournament with best actor and actress gold medals.
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Asa Duncan
Missoula
J. M. Keith
Keith
Interscholastic Editorial Association
Nurse Bertha Lamberton Returns to Big Hole Basin
County health nurse Bertha Lamberton spent last Saturday at her city home and returned to the Big Hole basin Monday where she has been attending to duties in recent weeks.
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Bertha Lamberton
Big Hole Basin
Tanlac touted as quick relief for stomach and rheumatic troubles
J L Kline extols Tanlac after ten years of stomach and morning rheumatic pain. He cites dramatic improvements in digestion and mobility, claiming complete relief from pain and stiffness. Ad praises Tanlac as a real medicine backed by a guarantee, available at all druggists.
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Tarlac
J. L. Kline
Taniac
Tanlac
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