Cure for Spotted Fever Hoped Through Experiments at Capitol
Montana state bacteriologist Dr E D Hitchcock and colleagues pursue serum experiments at the capitol health building to treat Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Cases in Bitter Root prove deadly, while Morse and Morse ranch helper both recover after early care. Hitchcock plans field work in Bitter Root next year to push toward a cure.
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War on Insects Urged by State Agricultural Chief
Chester C. Davis Montana state commissioner of agriculture discusses the vital need for pest control in horticulture. He cites a three-county fruit focus Ravalli Flathead Missoula and warns the Bitter Root valley faces Colorado leaf roller and codling moth threats. Local funding must rise to sustain inspectors. counties may fund per diem staff to keep control work running.
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56 Petroleum Builds Third Major Oil Well in Cat Creek Field
The 56 Petroleum Oil Co. reported its third major producer in section 11 15 29 and expects strong output. Under field manager George Lacomer the No 3 well joins Nos 1 and 2, with current production about 600 barrels per day and further gains anticipated with No 8 and No 4 wells. The company has paid unitholders 150 percent and claims the greatest record among independents in Cat Creek.
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56 Petroleum
66 Petroleum
Cat Creek
Joe Baker
August Ide
Miles City
Milk Price Cut Reported in Minneapolis
A local note from Minneapolis reports a reduction of one cent per quart in milk prices. The change is noted as effective in the city markets this week.
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