Lambs on feed surge. campaigns push demand in West
Western feedlots report lambs on feed 130 percent above a year ago as buyers and National Livestock and Meat Card partners push a spring advertising drive. Industry officials warn heavier weights and seasonal losses due to snow impact supply while quality remains high and prices stay relatively favorable. American farmers gain from disease-resistant crop varieties, says G H Coons of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Los Angeles
Amb
California
National Livestock and Meat Card
Meat Packers
Chicago
Arizona
G. H. Coons
U. S
Partment of Agriculture
Nautical customs and naval oath traditions explained
Historical notes describe the ancient practice of swearing oaths with the right hand raised and head uncovered, the Bible kiss in earlier times, and the navy still using the Bible for court oaths. It also explains why sailors wear medals on the left breast and how Crusader symbolism influenced that practice, plus the origin of the galley smokepipe nickname Charlie Noble from Captain Charlie Noble.
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England
United States Navy
THAT LITTLE CAME Internal Cartoon CO NY By B LinK
A dialogue style fragment outlines a plan to involve a wife in a social setup to stage a casual game. The piece hints at crowd influence and coordinated actions to trigger a game suggestion from the wife.
Jackson Mary N Cotrell Notes Local News
Jackson Montana correspondent reports a six pound baby boy born Friday at Barrett hospital in Dillon to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson. The column lists social visits, club meetings, a church store purchase plan, and local residents’ activities amid light snowfall and agricultural sales trends for 1936 and 1937.
Seed labeling questioned in interclass alfalfa sale
Ralph D. Mercer extension agent warns that selling mixed domestic and imported alfalfa or red clover seed violates the federal seed act even when blending is declared on the container.
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Ralph D. “Mercer
Extension Agsane Ag Ay
Wisdom Mary N. Cottrell Correspondent Wisdon Club News Summary
Mrs. Jennie Stevenson returns from Denver for Christmas with relatives in Wisdom. Wisdom Women’s Club adopted house committee rules and formed a constitution revision panel. A paper on Foreign Travel was read by Mrs. McKevitt. All-Star club held first card party at Masonic hall. prizes to Miss Mary Gill and Vick Olsen. Ladies' Aid hosted by Mrs. Wilson Young at Wisdom cafe with lunch. Ralph Huntley and son drove to Dillon. William to winter in California. Business Men's Club entertained at Warren Shaw’s home with dinner and cards. Alice Paddock underwent major surgery in Anaconda. recovering well. Neighbors gathered at Fred Anderson’s. men sawing wood. women socialized and cooked. Bessie Paddock recovering from appendicitis in Butte. Cattle 186 head from Dudley Ajax moved to Ralston for packing or feeding.
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Wisdom
Jennie Stevenson
Denver
May. Kenworthy
McKevitt
Clarence Helming
Warren Shaw
All-Star Club
Masonic Hall
Mary Gill
Vick Olsen
Wilson Young
Ladies’ Aid
Wisdom Cafe
Ralph Huntley
Dillon
William Huntley
California
Business Men’s Club
Alice Paddock
Paul Paddock
St. Anne’s Hospital
Anaconda
Fred Anderson
Messers
Mesdames
Max Lewis
Arnold Holmes
Jack Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Bessie Paddock
Murray Hospital
Butte
Frank Husted
Dudley Ajax
Ralston
Hansen Packing Company
A.C. M
Hansen Company
Montana Short Courses Open For Farm Youth
Mrs J Walter Scott of Armstead travels to Idaho and California. Gerald Jones of Hamer Idaho visits Dillon relatives. Frank A Hazelbaker and W G Gilbert visit Helena. Charles R Price returns from Helena after a Montana wildlife committee meeting. Katherine Barry learns her Fort Peck father W E Barry recovers from illness. Melvin Smith of Pocatello, formerly Dillon, visits. The ten week agriculture course opens at Montana State college January 4 with 34 Montana farm students. Diesel engine course runs parallel with another 34 students registered. Both offer practical instruction for youths unable to attend a four year college.
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J. Walter Scott
Armstead
Idaho
California
Gerald Jones
Hamer
Dillon
Frank A. Hazelbaker
W. G. Gilbert
Helena
Charles R. Price
Montana Wildlife Committee
Katherine Barry
W. E. Barry
Fort Peck
Montana State College
Montana
Mince Pie Anew with Mild American Cheese Sauce
An old recipe argues that mince pies once meat filled now rely on raisins apples and spices with a splash of brandy. It prescribes a cheese sauce made by melting half a pound of American cheese with a third cup milk over gentle heat to serve hot with pie.
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Gibbons
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Neff
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Morrow
Pete Nest O 'Cebull
Melton
Paesasa
Gordon
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Herman
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Nea Pseepmaneseke
Bayerd
Weete Rere
Ee Bradley
Soa
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Vandegrift
Roland Weennewers
Dillon Examiner
Shirley Peknay
Brooklyn
Shirley
Roosevelt
Arthur Murray
New York
Jackson
Mary N. Cottrell
Join Meyers
Marie Nelson
Wisdom Secsion
John Dooling
Sam Peterson
Ben Queal
Plen Oneal
Carl Holman
Ethel Holman
Carl Lynden
John Krause
Bridge Club
Fred Hirschy
Barbara Lehwalder
Fred Nelson
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Melvin Smith
Pocatello
Marye Dahnke
Kraft Cheese Institute
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