Livestock outlook praised by Montana state veterinarian
Beaverhead Examiner reports Dr. W. J. Butler states Montana sheep industry has a bright five year horizon. He cites strong lamb prices and record lamb crops, plus improved lambing facilities reducing losses as key factors for a robust sheep industry.
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Slump in state farm production noted in 1928 report
The 1928 Montana farm value declined by 5 682 from 1927 to 125 835 000 while livestock and livestock product sales rose to 78 744 000 up 15 156 000. Fergus and Beaverhead led crops and livestock respectively. Sheridan rose in crops, Yellowstone fell, and a top ten county list for livestock was unchanged in function.
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Montana's Early Days by Paul C Phillips
A historical sketch recounts the Grasshopper Creek discovery by John White John McGanin and William Eads in 1862. Miners flooded Bannack with a growing camp named Gennack City later, while a miners court governed claims and law amid scarcity of provisions gambling and dances flourished in harsh winter efforts.
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Hope Hampton Shines in Manon and Mimi Roles
Former film star Hope Hampton surprised critics with a grand opera debut as Manon at the Philadelphia Grand Opera Company. She then captured praise in La Boheme as Mimi, earning comparisons to famed soprano Geraldine Farrar for her lyrical voice and dramatic training.
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Modern Prospector to Use Plane And Diviner In Search For Gold
Prospecting may become a modern science with airplanes carrying a magnetic diviner to detect ore deposits. Harold McCracken describes tests in South Africa and outlines how aviator prospects would map discoveries for dig sites. He notes trucks tractors and wagons replace pack mules, and Arctic ventures face extreme cold.
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