Undersized Range Cayuses of Montana Proposed for Canning
P M Chappel of Rochester plans to buy 1000 head weekly of 700 to 900 pound Montana range cayuses for canning to feed hungry Europeans. He envisions shipping meat to Holland and France, with federal inspection and a $100,000 appropriation, arguing the project relieves range burdens and aids stockmen while supplying affordable meat.
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Montana
Europe
P. M. Chappel
Rochester
N. Y
Butte
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Chappel
Middle West
Holland
France
Chappe
United States
New York
America
W. J. Butler
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Paris
Montana wildlife valued at 461 million says secretary
M S Carpenter secretary of the Montana State Sportsmen's Association told a Butte gathering that Montana wildlife could be worth 461.5 million if properly conserved and developed He compared state wildlife value to Pennsylvania and urged club affiliations and local cooperation to boost hatcheries planting and enforcement in Montana He announced an outdoor meet at Ennis on the Madison River August 17 to 19 and urged sportsmen to participate
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Madison Valley
Rod and Gun Club
Ennis
H. J. Caspers
Montana
Carpenter
Congress
F. L. Vance
Polson
United States
Commission
Montana Wildlife
Secretary State Sportsmen’s Association
M. S. Carpenter
Montana State Sportsmen’s Association
Butte
Pennsylvania
Gol
Candidacy and local notices across Montana slate
Judith Gap Reverend Rufus Whitaker seeks the Republican sheriff nomination in Wheatland County. In Helena district, IRS chief Dave Marks is critically ill at home. Great Falls reports over 30 carloads of wheat shipped daily on the Butte division of the Great Northern. Lewistown cattleman Murray H. Deaton claims exceptional winter stock health. An estate inventory for J. C. Hauck shows $121,148 appraised value. Roundup reports six year old Edward Goffena hospitalized with spotted fever after tick bite. A Musselshell County jury bribe case sees Stewart Johnson fined and imprisoned. Roundup board considers skipping one school year to fund reserves. Anaconda notes 30 Hungarian partridges released near Deer Lodge. Butte highway completion hinges on map approval to connect Silver Bow. Great Falls Epworth League to convene July 4 to 11 at Neihart. Butte miner Steve Matas dies from head injuries after mule kick. Winnett reports oil drilling progress with Oldham No. 4 and Green No. 10 wells. Carbon County high school to save $4200 by curriculum cuts and staff reductions.
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Judith Gap
Rufus Whitaker
Wheatland County
Helena
Dave Marks
Internal Revenue Service
Great Falls
Butte
Great Northern
Fred Wear
Lewistown
Murray
H. Deaton
Montana
J. C. Hauck
Moore
Edward Goffena
Musselshell County
Stewart Johnson
Halfbreed Creek
Anaconda
Europe
Deer Lodge
Butte-Anaconda
State Highway Commission
Silver Bow
Montana State Epworth League
Neihart
Carl E. Boorman
W. E. Lewis
Fort Benton
Steve Matas
Pittsmont
Winnett
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Oldham No. 4
Green No. 10
Carbon County
Mrade
Fnac
Pillings
Henry” F. ‘McFarlin, Jr
Hampshire pig breeding and delivery offer near Hysham
We are booking March and April farrow orders for Hampshire pigs. Trios of two sows and one boar for May and June delivery. Breeding stock includes Lookout Lad Cherokee Lad General Wick ware Maplewood Giant Cherokee Par ole. Correspondence solicited. WEIR & SUTHERLAND HYSHAM Montana
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Hampshire
Weir & Sutherland
Hysham
Moni
Three-In-One Syndicate installs new Calix core drill in Montana
The Three-In-One Syndicate expands in the Kevin fields with a first of its type Calix core drill capable of 4.5 to 16.5 inch bore, log precise, using chilled steel shot and offering faster penetration. The outfit holds about 3200 acres inside the structure and 7000 acres on the north international anticline near the Canadian boundary. The Troy-Sweetgrass wells and nearby tracts could boost value. officers include G C Hoyt president and Albert E Olson vice president.
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Kevin Fields
Montana
International Anticline
G C. Hoyt
Albert E. Olson
H. C. Stapleton
BE. S. Peterson
Robert Olson
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Any Woman
Directions claim Diamond Dyes work on worn dresses skirts waists coats stockings sweaters draperies and more even for first timers. Guarantee says no spotting fading streaking or running with results assured when using Diamond Dyes on wool silk or cotton blends.
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Canning
Missoula
State
C. H. Clapp
Pullman
Moscow
Seattle
Bozeman
Barney Fyke
Fred Skalicky
Skalicky
Gibson
Milwaukee
Fish and Game Commission
Hampshires
Wood & Safford
F. K. Thurtle
Cohen-Thurtle Co
East Granite
Butte, Montana
Western
Johnson's
Henry Cohen
Tenholder
Cotton Exchange Bldg
Fort Worth
Texas
Royalty Trust
Joseph G. Steele
Tristes
Commerce Street
Dallas
Independent Oil News
Limestone
Mexia
Navarro
Freestone
Hung
Kaufman
Lke
The
Haskins’ Information Bureau
Hashins’ Information Bureau
Frederick Haskins
F. & M. Bank Bldg
Tex
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