Livestock Situation Signals Westward Production Challenge
In Los Angeles July reports forecast an 8 percent 1938 annual fall pig crop drop in California and a 12 percent fall in farrowing. Despite higher hog prices, western producers see underproduction persisting due to slower regional gains and disease controls. Higher freight helps western marketing while irrigated pasture lowers costs. Beef cattle demand strengthens though TB testing remains a hurdle for eastern shipments.
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Los Angeles
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
California
United States
Utah
Nevada
West
Middle West
Sacramento Valley
Archie Henneberry for Beaverhead County Commissioner
Archie Henneberry, lifelong Beaverhead County resident and rancher, seeks the Republican nomination for County Commissioner. A member of a pioneer family, he is a Beaverhead taxpayer and son of M. A. Henneberry. Support at next Tuesday's primary is requested.
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Beaverhead County
Archie Henneberry
Beaverhead
M. A
Mike) Henneberry
Pol. Pol. Adv
Wish coiffures for young and older women.
Dorothy Cocks beauty editor for Pictorial Review explains how to style hair to look older for under twenty and younger for women over thirty. She visited movie hairdressers to learn tricks that create a star's true personality or transform her as a director wishes. The photos illustrate these lessoned looks.
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Dorothy Cocks
The
Pictorial Review
Beaverhead County July 1938 Commission Minutes Report
Beaverhead commissioners met July 8 1938 in regular session to plan preliminary expenditures for 1938 9. District Supervisor O Braun and Case Worker Darlington joined as welfare board. three applications for aid to needy and dependent children and eight for aged assistance were reviewed. Reports filed include county farm data 38 inmates 4 gone high school 1247 91 district court none payroll 2813 21.
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Harold M. O’braun
Josephine Darlington
County Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
County Farm
Rains Benefit Montana Fishermen and Hunters
State Game Warden James A. Weaver reports unusual Montana rains Boost big game feed and winter condition. Knee high grass and increased stream flow improve fishing and reduce fish losses this summer. Waters likely stay high, aiding anglers and wildlife through the season.
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Montana
James A. Weaver
Weaver
State Treasurer Receives Federal Highway Reimbursement
State Treasurer Ray N. Shan received federal checks totaling $82,582 to reimburse Montana for completed highway projects. County allocations included Dawson 1600 dollars Big Horn 24914 Sweet Grass 1465 Garfield 16014 Rosebud 7192 Madison 3649 and Gallatin 27748.
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Ray N. Shannon
Dawson
Big Horn
Sweet Grass
Garfield
Rosebud
Madison
Gallatin
Raspberry Jelly and Jam Making At Home
A feature on preserving summer fruit with simple raspberry jelly and jam recipes. Steps include precise boiling times and use of bottled pectin to yield about eleven 6-ounce glasses of jelly and twenty-four to twenty-six 6-ounce jars of jam.
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Anderson Seeks Re election to Associate Justice Post
Lewistown candidate Ralph J. Anderson runs on the judicial ticket for re election as Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court. With twenty years in law, he presided over novel questions beyond the old school and earned recognition in the American Law Reports for outstanding opinions.
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Lewistown
Ralph J. Anderson
Supreme Court
Anderson
American Law Reports
Supreme Court of the United States
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Courts of
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Notes From July 10 1938
The article reports on the Christian Science weekly lesson sermon titled Sacrament read in all churches. It cites the golden text from I Corinthians 5 8 and includes passages from Mark 14 22 23 and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy about Jesus sharing bread and cup and the spiritual meaning of nourishment and healing.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Polaris visitor Miss Helen Judge in Dillon Monday
Miss Helen Judge of Polaris visited Dillon on Monday. Local residents noted her stay and activities during the visit.
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Buildir
Helen Judge of
Polaris
Dillon
Two Initiative Fail to Qualify for Ballot
Secretary of State Sam Mitchell reports two initiative measures failed to gather required signatures for ballot placement. One would alter the method of appointing state fish and game commission members, the other aimed to change the wage and workmen compensation law. Both fell short across counties and voter totals.
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Sam Mitchell
Mott
Fish and Go Commission
Otl
Ste
Leonard Maxey Visiting C. B. E. Blinn Home
Leonard Maxey of Spokane is guest at the C. B. E. Blinn residence, staying for a period as announced by local correspondents.
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Leonard Maxey
Spokane
C. B E. Blinn
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