Three Year Plan Aims 15 to 20 Million Acres Affected
Washington outlines a tentative three year program to take 15 000 000 to 20 000 000 acres from cultivation and convert land to pasture forage crops and woodland. The plan, led by H R Tolley of the farm administration, would require sign up next year and could replace current production control efforts. Benefits would come via contracts directing land use and a central fund from processing taxes.
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H. R. Tolley
University of California
Farm Administration
Employee Offer to Take Your Order or Call Our Office
An employee informs customers that staff will either take orders directly or a call to the office is required. The message emphasizes personal contact for processing requests.
Forest fire rules amid summer drought warnings
National forest regulations tighten fire controls across Region One with no smoking in most areas and required gear for campers. Evens notes dry spells can spike risk despite June rains, while others discuss farm program adjustments and potential price impacts if land is diverted. READ THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Evan W. Kelley
Evans
Hunting wanes fear for ducks this fall in Montana
Reports from Indian scouts in Canadian wilds raise concerns among Montana sportsmen that duck hunting may be poor this autumn. Larry Hamilton of the Butte Anglers' club says ducks may abandon usual nesting grounds due to drought and water conditions. The state fish and game commission is assisting Jay N. Darling and the Biological Survey in assessing breeding sites, with the Migratory Bird Advisory Board to set seasons and bag limits next month.
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E A Churchill Visits Bond From Manhattan On Business
E A Churchill former manager of the Beaverhead Ranch company arrived in Bond from Manhattan on Monday to attend to matters of business.
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Beaverhead ‘Ranch Company
Bond
Manhattan
Former Montanan Named Assistant Farm Secretary
M. L. Wilson, a 48 year old Montanan and former chief of the wheat section, returns to the agriculture department to implement the farm act. Named by President Roosevelt as assistant secretary, he previously directed the subsistence homestead experiment and studied farm smoothing plans since before 1925.
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M. L. Wilson
Agriculture Department
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Farm Administration
Sleeping Shorts debut at fair by Imogene Ltd
Miss Agnes Janecek presents the Sleeping Shorts in the Simmons Pent-House section of the Fair. Silk crepe nightwear features Alencon lace and embroidered midnograms, promoting a feminine look with metal bedroom furniture styling. Imogene Ltd designed the item as a fashionable comfort for hot summer nights and liberated pajama legs.
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Imogene, Ltd
Montana Candidate Lou Donovan Returns to Senate Race
Madison Wisconsin remembers Lou Donovan a 1904 1905 Wisconsin guard and All Western candidate for U S Senate from Montana Donovan a former Iowa transfer stood six feet two inches 215 pounds and powered Wisconsin to key wins against Chicago Minnesota and Michigan His reputation as a fierce defender and standout in the Law class of 1906 accompanies his Montana Senate bid Montana highway funds totaling about 28 million over three years promise steady work for road crews with 4 706 million this year and 6 0 million next year in federal aid matching plans
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United States
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Donovan for U.S. Senator and Montana leader profile
Louis P. Donovan seeks the U.S. Senate as a Democratic candidate. He has served as State Senator from Toole County since 1926 and led Montana’s Senate for four years, with a legislative record backing farm and labor measures and independence from corporate influence. Paid for by Donovan for Senator Club. H. E. Benjamin, President. James Gillan, Secretary.
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Montana
Senate
Donovan
Senator Club
H. E. Benjamin
James Gillan
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