Forest timber receipts set new annual high in fiscal year
Washington reports that national forest timber receipts topped 2.5 million dollars for the year ending June, with about half from timber and 4 million dollars in timber sale contracts. 85 percent of gross receipts go to states for schools and roads.
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Secretary Lane Visits Billings Amid Illness and Open-Frontier Talks
The ailing Secretary Franklin K. Lane curbed plans during a Montana tour but impressed locals with his views. He hinted at moving Crow Reservation policy toward self-reliance and showed no firm stance on auto access to Yellowstone. Assistant Secretary A C Miller toured Huntley Project praising crops and settlers, then lauded Hesper Farm near Billings.
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Franklin K. Lane
Department of the Interor
Midland
Crow Indian
Montana
Lane
A. C. Miller
Huntley Project
A. P. Davis
Reclamation Service
Hesper Farm
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Ringling Brothers circus to feature Joan of Arc spectacle
Ringling Brothers adds a grand spectacle with Joan of Arc as the new show centerpiece at an August Butte engagement. A three mile forenoon parade, a doubled menagerie, 875 European artists, and a 1200 cast promise a record heavy program with scenery, ballet, chorus, and a portable stage.
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Igate
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Ringling Brothers
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Janowsky
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Lorbeer
Portia
Maryland
Cant
Huling
Schuman
Mijarez
Klarkonian
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Joan of Arc
Chales VIII
Hogs Hit Ten Dollar Mark At Portland Market
Receipts show cattle 1837 calves 880 hogs 958 sheep 8407 horses 65. Hog prices reach 10.00, highest since 1910, with light hog supplies and fast demand. Cattle steady to higher, prime steer 8.00 to 8.25, cows 7.00 to 7.26. Mutton slow, valley lambs 5.25 to 5.50, Mt Adams stock 5.60 to 6.00. fall pig run pending.
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Mt. Adams
Montana Bible to be issued for field data gathering
Helena July 23. State agriculture department plans field agents to collect data for a new edition of Montana the Bible that has helped farmers. The campaign will run about two months with issuance in November. Officials seek broader acreage estimates to reflect developments in crops.
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Department of Agriculture and
Montana
Department
Department of Agriculture
Montana’ Department
Develmot
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