Farm notes and staff changes in Montana agriculture
Ewes in good condition at winter start need three to four pounds daily of alfalfa or hay with salt and water. A month before lambing, grant ewes one fourth pound daily, rising to half a pound, with ample winter exercise. Hog prices are rising toward spring, and Keith Sime becomes Yellowstone county agent succeeding R. B. McKee. The Montana State livestock team placed 16th at Chicago, and dairy sire projects rotate among Gallatin Park members. Real estate taxes for Montana farms are down about ten percent year over year. A destroyer’s lengthens with speed due to water pressure. naval horsepower per weight remains high. The Montana Outlook 1987 reviews 1936 conditions for 1937 agriculture. A strong hog market is forecast for winter. hog prices bottomed in October and rose in December. Vitamin D deficiency in eggs is addressed by cod liver oil and alfalfa supplements for poultry.
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I. M. C. Anderson
Anderson
Montana Extension Service
Bureau of Dairy Industry
H. E. Cushman
Montana
Report of Condition for State Bank & Trust Company Dillon MT
Bank statement shows assets totaling 280 186 53 with capital represented by 1000 shares of common stock par 100. Pledged assets and other securities securing liabilities exceed 314 000.00 with U S government obligations pledged and other rediscounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank & Trust Company
Dillon
Montana
U. S
Ambassador of Song Rodeheaver Promotes Radio Cheer
Homer Rodeheaver serves as song director for Come On Lets Sing on the WABC Columbia network airing Wednesdays at 9 30 p m EST. He travels globally to inspire audiences, directing everyday volunteers in studios and visiting orphanages hospitals and playgrounds with his trombone leading sing along medleys.
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England
Homer Rodeheaver
Rodeheaver
America
Orient
Africa
Billy Sunday
Wabc-Columbia
E.S.T
Columbia
New York
Columbia Network
Rogers Family Returns Home From Sheep Creek
Mr and Mrs E W Rogers and daughter Mrs Charles Godfrey and the latter s son returned to their home in Sheep Creek basin today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rogers
Charles Godfrey
Sheep Creek Basin
Meat for Children by Marie Gifford Armour Food Economist
An article advising anxious mothers on meat choices for preschool children. It endorses lean meats like beef liver chicken lamb and veal cooked by broiling roasting or simmering, with dried beef and creamed dried beef as options. It stresses protein and iron for growth and notes caution to cook lightly and season sparsely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gifford Armour
Livestock industry sees record slaughter and rising prices
1936 saw total cattle and calf slaughter reach a record high outside 1918, with beef output rising about 16 percent while lambs fell 5 percent. Per capita meat and lard consumption climbed to about 141 pounds. Exports balance imports as the industry enters a likely 1937 prosperous period aided by large scale California and Arizona feeding and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
William W. Wood
Institute of American Meat Packers
Institute
Public Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Beaverhead County
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files a foreclosure action in Beaverhead County Montana against Amanda A West Fred Rothas Mary West Rothas Oscar Gravely Gara Gravely First National Bank and Beaverhead Madiso ti National Farm Loan Association to recover 13000 plus interest and costs on a note dated July 31 1923 secured by a recorded mortgage on multiple sections and ditches including Lima Ditch stock shares The court requires answers within twenty days and the action seeks foreclosure and related relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gara Gravely
National Bank
Beaverhead-Madisoti National
Farm:loan Association
State OF
Montana
John A. West
Amanda West
Amanda A. West
Fred Rothas
Fred W. Rothas
Mary West Rothas
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Lima Ditch Company
Fred Rife
District Court
Norman Giles
Paul B. Bowen
Billings
K. W. MacPherson
Federal Land Bank
Welch Build
Spokane
Washington
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visit and Health Updates
W M Sweeney of Dell attended business matters in Dillon. Bob Watson, son of Mr and Mrs Findlay Watson, is recovering from pneumonia. Alexander Kelly of Denver visited the Albert S Baker home. Dr and Mrs W J Romersa and Dan Henneberry spent the weekend in Butte due to Mrs Romersa’s father R M Funk’s serious illness in St James hospital. his condition is reported slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Sweeney
Dell
Dillon
Bob Watson
Findlay Watson
Alexander Kelly
Denver
Albert S. Baker
W. J. Romersa
Dan Henneberry
Butte
St. James Hospital
Carl Peterson, Jr
Bozeman
Fred Chapman
Jeanne Peterson
Lyman H. Bennett
Fifth Judicial District
Virginia City
Minnie Sassman
Boise
Idaho
W. B. Hartwig
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
S. Montana Street
Prain
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Keith Sime
Fallon
Carter Counties
Yellowstone County
R. B. McKee
Indian Service
Flathead
J.C. Taylor
McKee
Sime
Taylor
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Agricultural Economics Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Navy
W. H. Lamphere
Lamphere
Outlook
Federal Reserve Bank
FDIC
I. R. M. Stone
R. M. Stone
R. M. Barrett
Sam Wilkinson
Jana
State of Montana
L. L. Banks
Dillon, Mon
Yeu A & Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
3.A.m'naughton
Arizona
Southwest
State Department of Agriculture
Legals
County of
Federal Land Bank OF
Mary W. Rothas
Oscar Gravely
Tribune Book
Dillon, Montana
Geo. L. Routledge, M. D
Blackleg
Parke, Davis & Co
Ask
Geo. M. Gosman
Pace Monte
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