Oil and Gas Leasing Sparks Montana Legislature Debate
Montana lawmakers push stopgap oil and gas lease measures amid disputes over royalties, rail land policies, and tax title land leasing. The senate mines and leases committee split into oil and gas and mining factions as discussions focus on a Missouri River toll bridge and highway funding. Governor Aronson reshapes state leadership while lawmakers weigh antelope damage and wildlife control needs. Steven DeMers named as Indian affairs advocate faces national pressure for U S head role.
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Helena
Ernest Imme
Assembly
Williston
Montana
North Dakota
Williston Basin
Northern Pacific Railroad
Senate Committee On Mines
State Highway Department
J. Hugo Aronson
Nels Bach of
Sidney
Norway
Aronson
Legislative Assembly
Montana livestock outlook 1953 from Montana State College
The report notes rising cattle and sheep price prospects with prices likely to hold barring breaching liquidation. Montana will market many cattle in 1953 while sheep and lamb marketing should ease. Wool output near 1952, lamb prices may rise, and irrigated-farm production should grow. Grain and feed shortages loom, soils moisture is low, and re-seeding expected due to poor winter wheat germination.
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Montana
Feeding of Raw Garbage May Be Banned by Law
Montana state veterinarian Dr. H F Wilkins backs a bill to ban feeding raw garbage to hogs and livestock. The measure would require boiling all garbage used for feed citing risks of foot and mouth disease vesicular exanthema and hog cholera linked to raw scraps.
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H. F. Wilkins
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Wilkins
Good Pure Seed And Exercise For Flock Health
Owners of farm sheep flocks are urged to give pregnant ewes regular exercise to reduce lambing problems. Avoid keeping sheep confined in the same corral all winter. Feed on clean ground when weather allows and request the bulletin Make Your Farm Flock Pay from the office.
Jackson PTA Plans St Patrick Day Carnival At School
Jackson PTA met last Friday at the school to plan the annual St Patrick day carnival set for Saturday night March 14. Committees were named for concessions and children will sell shares as part of the fundraiser. The hot lunch program continues with the first soup served this week.
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Roy Jackson
Jack Shepherd
Wayne Stocks
John Husted
Jack Hirschy
Kansas City
Stock Growers
Fred Hirschy
Big Sandy
Helena
Mark Clemons
Butte
Sadie Merritt
St James Episcopal Church Announces Sunday Services
Rev Arthur Lord, rector, leads 8 am holy communion and 9 45 am morning service with sermon. Sunday school at 11 am. Thursday event and Jan 15 meeting for young people at 7 30 pm in the hall.
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Ernest Immel
Fred .L. Robinson
Phillips County
State Highway Commission
Missouri River
Malta
Lewistown
Robinson
Toll Bridge Authority
Zales N Ecton
Ment
Ecton
Washington
Senate
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Eisenhower
United States
Dalton Pierson
Missoula
Herbert Brownit
State Fish and Game Department
By Clair Michels
Beaverhead County
Montana State College
Dillon Examiner
Hazelbaker
Insurance Agency
Dillon
Mont
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Interstate Building & Loan Association
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County of Beaverhead
R. M. Barrett
R. M. Stone, Co
FE Blinn, W.V
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V. Grimes
State of
Jackson
Salmon
Idaho
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Ellen Rae Stocks
KOPR
Mother Nature
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Big Hole
Long Beach
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Wisdom
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Grace Paige
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Elvin Peterson
Melvin Peterson
Fred Hurschy
Miss Mae Sprinkle
Bob Peterson
William Pieper
Ernest Hill
Irwin
Emu Pieper
Dillon Rendering Company