Beaverhead county brucellosis control progress notes
Beaverhead county has been declared a Disease Control Area for brucellosis as of May 3 1954 with 375 herds tested representing 48888 cattle and 68 infected herds. Efforts aim to reduce herd infection to five percent or less and a Modified Certified Brucellosis free status will be pursued under Drs Winsel and Shaffner. Special praise is given to Ralph Huntley and local stockmen for rapid program progress across Montana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
D. K. Shaffner
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Ralph Huntley
Montana
Bang
Bids Open for 11,500 Beaverhead Wool Fleeces
Beav erhead wool pool bids to be opened May 19 at the office of county extension agent Clair Michels. President Harry J. Andrus announced 11,500 fleeces will be sold. Bids may be submitted to Mr Michels up to 2 p m the day of opening in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Michels
Harry J. Andrus
Beaverhead
Michels
Andrus
Tom Duck
Mary Ellen
Harold Weeks
Lima
Dillon
James McKenzie
Amos Hansen
B. L. Whitworth
Harry Hoenstein
Carmen
California
Jess Lockyer
Jess
W. L. Peterson
Bill
Elaine
Earl Peterson
Dorothy Ann
Iola
Leslie McNinch
Pete Peterson
Ted McNinch
Mary Ellen Voss
Henry Gravely
Janet
Sharon
Missoula
Nellie Poole
Ted
Sheep Creek
Real Estate Taxes Due In Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county second half real estate taxes are due at the county treasurer Boyd Quick’s office. The May 31 deadline applies. About $160,000 remains to be collected this month. delinquent taxes incur 8 percent interest plus a 2 percent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Boyd Quick
Quick
Dell Farm Bureau Holds Meeting and Community Plans
The Dell Farm Bureau discussed weigh scales for the community and considered insurance within the bureau. Reports by Leslie McNinch and Bernard Hark ness covered county and state meetings. Upcoming events include a Helena meeting May 11, a May 12 clean up day, and a fisherman's ball May 15 to raise funds for the Community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Farm Bureau
Dick McNinch
Henry Gravely
Herbert Rogers
Leslie McNinch
Bernard Harkness
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Helena
Soroptimist Club
Dillon
W. L. Peterson
Bill Stone
Bill Rule
Janet Gravely
Ken Frazee
Ruth Harkness
Pascal Bimat
Harry Allen
McDonald Ranch
Harry
Charlie Holten
Butte
Jim Anderson
Rickie Holten
Mr. Anderson
Dell Home Demonstration Club
Theclub
Earl Peterson
Mary Ellen
Dorothy Colson
Pete Peterson
Canoeing Canada Adventure Promises Vast Water Routes
The article describes a canoeing era across Canada from Nova Scotia to the Arctic, noting routes once traveled by voyageurs and the lure of wild rivers and lakes. It mentions training, camps, and the appeal of a pioneer spirit, with mixed travel conditions and abundant natural scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetia
Canada
Cadventurous Canoeis
49Th Parallel
Canadian National
Voyageurs
Hudsons Bay
North West
Royal Cary Hain Mounted
Pedee
Americas
Harry Jo Nevin
Montreal
Naroof
Rae
Reau
Canatar Gowa
Nova Scotia
Inu
Eip Co
Fishermen Set Opening Day For Montana Season
Montana 1954 fishing season opens Sunday May 16 at 5 00 am MST per State Game Warden A A O Claire. The season runs to Nov 15 1954 in all waters unless regulations modify it. Bag limits approximate last year with 15 of trout char lake whitefish and salmon per day.
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Flathead
Flathead Lake
Dolly Varden
O’claire
Helena
Department
Montana
A A O Claire
Montana Fish and Game Commission
O Claire
Lake Superior
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DELL
Annie McNinch
Dillon Examiner
New York Life Insurance Co
Irene R. McFadden
Atlantic St
Geo. M. Gosman
Plaster Rock
Bathurst
New Brunswick
Blue Anchor Bar and Grill
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