Wool growers urged to seek top prices for wool
Beaverhead County Agent ED Atkins explains that incentive payments under the program depend on the national price level. Growers gain more from higher selling prices since the incentive is a single rate for the whole country. Even with a set incentive, earning more per pound increases total payment.
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Incentive payments raise wool prices for growers
The analysis shows 44 cents base rate with a 62 cent incentive yields about 41 percent. A grower selling wool at 30 cents would receive roughly 12 more cents, totaling around 42 cents. A 50 cent sale would gain about 20 cents incentive, lifting revenue to roughly 70 cents per pound, with high quality clips and marketing loans capturing the most benefit.
Footrot Best Treated as Soon As It First Occurs
Footrot is a soil borne infection common in cattle during summer. Early treatment prevents severe weight loss and permanent deformity. The organism lives in soil and enters via wounds, not contagious between animals. Recovery varies by case severity.
Foot Rot in Livestock Signals Varying Severity
Signs of foot rot include limping and slight swelling in mild cases. More severe instances cause extensive foot swelling and weight loss as grazing becomes difficult. Recovery ranges from days to months, faster with early treatment. Place the animal in a clean dry area with feed and water and call a veterinarian promptly.
Tips for curing concrete slabs on farms and ranches
Agricultural engineers recommend keeping freshly poured slabs moist for five to seven days to improve strength, durability, and watertightness. Methods include straw or feed sack coverings, moist earth, or an earth dike with water, but avoid alternating wetting and drying to prevent crazing.
Mineral Rights Bulletin Aids Farmers And Landowners
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station issues a bulletin titled Mineral Rights Management by Private Land Owners that explains the legal basics of mineral rights oil and gas leases and royalty issues. It covers leasing timing and bidders and how to handle rights when selling or buying land and notes applicability to other minerals like bentonite lignite coal and uranium.
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Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Bulletin
Navy opens women technical training in three schools
The first three technical training schools for enlisted women in the Navy were Radioman in Madison, Wisconsin Yeoman in Stillwater, Oklahoma and Storekeeper in Bloomington, Indiana.
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Madison
Wis
Yeoman
Stillwater
Okla
Bloomington
Ind
Waves Enlisted as Seaman Recruits at Bainbridge
Waves are enlisted as seaman recruits in the U S Navy and ordered to the Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland for nine weeks of recruit training.
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U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Summons for Publication in Beaverhead County Montana
Court summons all named defendants to answer the complaint to quiet title on parcels in Dillon Montana. The notice lists numerous heirs and unknown devisees and unknown owners of the property with a 20 day response requirement. The action aims to confirm plaintiffs George Heikkila and Ruth Heikkila title against claims and encumbrances arising from a 1956 agreement and subsequent possession by buyers.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
George Heikkila
Ruth Heikkila
Charles L. Thomsen
C. L. Thomsen
Charles L. Thompson
Jane Doe Thomsen
J. L. Price
Lily Petersen
John Petersen
Katie Franklin Petersen
Rudolph Petersen
Dorothy Petersen
Marguerite Petersen Walling
Dorothy Petersen Lynch
Mona Petersen Trueb
Henrietta Petersen Daly
Phyllis Petersen Doe
Amy 72Etersen Tagas
Lorna 2Chette
Frances S. Price
Bessie V. Price
Richard R. Price
Edith Price
M. Mary Price
Lawrence L. Price
Jean. Price
Silk
Joyce Price Lingor
Pearl Robson Kelso
Susie Petersen
Sophia Petersen
Adolph Petersen
Rudolph Neils Petersen
William George Petersen
W. George Petersen
George William Petersen
W. G. Petersen
Rudolph W. Petersen
Rudolph Peterson
Lewis J. Price
L. J. Price
Lizzie Price
Frederiik F. Price
Carl C. Price
John H. Robson
John Robson
Josephine Robson
Denis Hegarty
Dillon
County of
Thomsen Avenue
Thomsen
Dillion
Beaverhead County
E. H. Gransberg
Agnes Kh Gransberg
H. E. Contway
States of
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Dillon Seeks Bids for 2000 Feet 12 Inch Water Pipe
Dillon Montana invites sealed bids by July 3 1956 5 00 PM for 2000 feet of 12 inch cast iron water pipe class 150 bolite mechanical joint tar coated with follower glands rubber gaskets and C I head bolts plus fittings valves and boxes Delivery not less than 8 weeks from acceptance bids must note FOB Dillon Montana City reserves right to reject any and all bids Date June 19 1956 signed City Attorney and Ex Officio City Clerk
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Dillon
Montana
C. I
Iowa
C. I. Tees
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