Beaverhead Senate names Norris pro tem for two years
The Montana state senate unanimously elected Senator Norris of Beaverhead county as president pro tem for the next two years. City Treasurer Fred Waldorf seeks re election with Harry Gilberts also mentioned. Many Beaverhead men return from overseas while two will sail for France for Y M C A work.
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State Senate
Norris
Beaverhead County
Fred Waldorfis
Harry Gilberts
L. J. Price
District Court
Omaha
George R. Featherly
Jesse W. Finsley
Dillon
Byron B. Toan
Grant
W Inch
New York City
France
Penwell Co Expands Sheep Herds Around Butte Montana
Butte area leads United States in sheep growth says Lewis Penwell of Helena chief executive of the Cooperative Sheep Company. The firm has placed 17 000 head within 75 miles of Butte, with ranchers carrying costs and taxes paid. wool and lamb profits shared. Penwell notes urine range revenue exceeds 10 per head yearly and that nearby breeders of registered stock outnumber elsewhere in Montana. Mutual Sheep Co plans to add 5 000 to 10 000 sheep this summer, on top of 6 000 already placed.
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Utte
Butte
United States
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Co-operative Sheep Company
Penwell
Arizona
California
Mexico
Sanclemente
Los Angeles
Mr. Penwell
Montana
Mutual Sheep Company
Billings
Alroady
The
Husky at Glacier Park Follows Outside World Radio
At Belly River ranger station in Glacier National Park a husky named Nellie has become a devoted radio listener. The dog wears the ear receiver and reacts to broadcasts, including a seals duet from New York, prompting the ranger to choose programs carefully to avoid upsetting the animal.
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uAdar Park
Glacier National Park
Belly River
United States Ranger
Rocky Mountain
Nellie
New York
Madison Forest to Furnish Grazing
W J Derrick supervisor of Madison National forest says 96000 sheep will graze in the forest reserve and permits for 15500 cattle are expected. He notes 40000 sheep permits were refused due to lack of range, cattle numbers up about 20 percent from last year, and timber to yield 750000 ties for Union Pacific in West Yellowstone district soon.
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Butte
W. J. Derrick
Madison National Forest
Sheridan
Forest Reserve
Forest Service
Mr. Derrick
Union Pacific Railroad
West Yellowstone
Examiner want ads promise big returns for small investment
The notice touts classified ads as a path to high profits with minimal outlay, urging readers to invest in advertising through The Examiner to reap large gains.
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Examiner
Billings Feeding Trials to Be Reviewed at March 28 Meeting
Billings winter feeding trials by the Montana Experiment Station will end with a feeder day at Billings on March 28. One hundred twenty eight steers are in eight tested rations from simple wet pulp and alfalfa hay to beet pulp beef with barley. Results, including profit or loss per lot, will be announced and compared.
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Bozeman
Billings
Montana
North Montana
Havre
Fattest Woman Becomes Flying Student at Miami School
Alpine Blitch a 702 pound twenty year old from Ocala Florida has enrolled as a student at a Miami flying school claiming to surpass all other women in weight. At 5 feet 7 inches tall her waist measures eight feet and she is dubbed Florida's prize product.
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Flying School
Alpine
Florida
Mail box advertising banned on rural posts nationwide
A nationwide postal order from H. H. Billany assistant postmaster general bans advertising matter on rural mail box posts and newspaper receptacles. Postmasters are to remove nuisances from posts and supports and report success in clearing up country mail boxes.
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H. H. Billany
Washington
Postal Department
Billany
Agriculture as a Business Stabilizes Western Markets
The editorial argues livestock profitability drives western agriculture and boosts crop markets. It stresses the link between live stock values and farmer income, notes overproduction from specialty crops, and urges treating agriculture as a business with land use aligned to steady demand.
Fertilizers for the Small Garden
Mineral fertilizers are increasingly common for home gardens as animal manure becomes scarce. A balanced mix of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash is advised, with examples like 6-7-5 and 12-8-8. Follow bag directions carefully to avoid burning plants while enjoying rapid growth.
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States
Anniversary of St Patrick at Presbyterian service
Rev Thomas J Simons leads next Sunday's morning worship marking the death anniversary of St Patrick. The vesper service theme is the Fourth Word of the Cross and Sunday School observes Decision Day as the year nears its end with emphasis on reverence for Scotch Irish and English heritage.
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St. Patrick
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Dillon Dramatic Company
Dillon Theatre
J. B Poindexter
Secretary of State
A. N. Yoder
Edwin L. Norris
Fifth Judicial District
Otto Gosman
Big Hole Basin
E. G. Farnsworth
Salt Lake
Intermountain League
HE. O. Selway
Frank Eliel
T. J. Murray
Henry Wyatt
Emmett Drummey
Jesse Gray
Charles Teers
Robert Ewing
Lonnie Linson
Fred Bechtold
J.T. Ross
Alfred Peterson
Magnus Grannis
Penwell CO
Pratt’s Poultry Regulator
Pratt Poultry Farms
Geo. M. Gosman
Huskie
Glazier Radio Bug
Madison Forest
Miami
Fla
Ocala
Georgette
Jersey
Naco Ec VY
Tas
OS Angeles
Presbyterian Church
Thomas J. Simons
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