County Board Approves May Claims and Warrants
County board meeting reviews and approves May claims and warrants for multiple funds. Listing includes refunds, mileage, supplies, repairs, and assistant payments to county officers and service providers. Total items reflect general fund, road fund, fair fund, and predatory animal fund disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Clark
Acts
A. Risley
Walter Crist
Thodons Oo
Burroughs
P. Porter
P. Meade
Nora Richardson
Geo. D. Barnard Co
Jack
Boyce
Jess A. Owen
Paul H. Temple
Geo. E. Baker
Louis Stahl
Myrl Erwin
Raymond M. Schwartz
Stocckone
Beaverhead Bar Supply Co
Henningsen
H. Temple
Board of Prisoners
Mikkelson
Ellerman, McCelland
Petty Cash
State Bank & Trust Co
J. R. Gravely
Charles E. Wenger
Ben Mallon
Charles B. Bray
Wayne Stocks
Herbert Sturm
Davis Texaco
Rela A. Wellborn
Winn’s
General Fund
Hoad Bund Woes 2,131.10 Taspeehien & Milewei Rti
Ralph F. Davis
Clarence T. Holter
Western Boiler & Machinery
Ralphs Carter Service
Bill Mullins
L. W. Fredrickson
Morgan L. Hall
William Schmuck
Margaret Q. Thompson
Fedebesaeate
Clara "Pahnish
S. P. Meade
J. C. Penney Co
C. W. Buckingham
Betty
Lou Glassey
Clk
Early Cut Hay Improves Steer Gains In Nevada Report
Nevada study finds steers fed early cut hay gain 69 pounds more over 100 days than late cut fed steers. At 15 cents per pound the extra gain adds 10.35 dollars per steer. animals weighed 535 pounds at start and were sold in September after returning to summer range. Montana highway funding warned as Congress delays Public Roads money. engineer cites 16 million expected vs 2.8 million appropriated and 3.833 million contracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne University OF Ievagda
Nevada
Montana
Congress
Public Roads Administration
Highway Department
Holmes
Milk Industry Efficiency and Butterfat Value in 1945
An article explains that butterfat is a key value in dairy, with 1945 output at 3.63 billion dollars, about 15 percent of national farm income. Mechanical separators save butterfat, boost first grade cream, and can pay for themselves quickly.
Swift & Company Beyond a Corporation
The article reframes Swift & Company as a community of 63,000 shareholders and 66,000 employees. It emphasizes that these individuals pool savings and work across roles to create a market for livestock, dairy, poultry, and other agricultural products. The piece highlights the connected effort behind the company’s operations and national food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
America
Soda Bill Sez Dreamers Must Stay Awake
A columnist asserts that pursuing dreams requires alertness and warns that those who know little often overstate their claims, urging readers to balance ambition with awareness.
Evolution of meat packing bridging producer and consumer markets
The article explains how modern meat packing firms like Swift & Company enable large scale processing, distribution, and by product use across long distances. It contrasts old local peddling by individuals with today's efficient system that cuts waste and lowers meat prices for consumers and directs beef to markets near and far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Retire That Rooster For Higher Graded Eggs
Advice on culling roosters and infertile hens to boost graded egg sales. Emphasizes confinement, dry litter, balanced feed, frequent gathering, cleanliness, and cooling to improve income. Directs readers to Swift & Company for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Dept. M
Chicago
Illinois
Right eating adds life to your years and years to your life
A health feature promotes balanced eating as a key to longevity and vitality. It argues that choosing nutritious foods daily can extend lifespan and improve quality of life through steady energy, better digestion, and disease prevention.
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R. D. Curry
Barrett Hospital
Harry Houston
Oake
Nelson
Tina Hardman
Ccsc
Sheldon H. Harding
Phyllis Stanton
John Wenger
Fatm Post i
Jean Wenger
Cook
Ray Sprague
Tim McGovern
H. & S. Refrigeration Co
Vopaits Ee
McClelland
Archie Green
William G. Stahl
Beaverhead Taxi
Ambu- Eliel Brothers
Charlie Henry
Hans Henningsen
Dillon
Tom Shoes
Lance Call
Ee City Drug Store
Jack’s Market
Fred Miller
Work Horse
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
John L. Sanner
John Shepard
Bond Grocery Co
Myers
Mary Donegan
Josephine Hovey
Cabriel Hoyland
Roy B. Smith
W. H. Stephan
Mont
Thompson
Dillon Pople Eh Co
Dart Hardware & Imple. Co
Vigilante ‘Electric Co-op
Cioceticily
Davis Texaco Station
H. M. Brundage
Ellerman, McClelland
Tory
Boise, Idaho
Joe Marsh
Mark A. Shipley
University of Nevada
PT Losts
Dorothy Embleton
Dem
Anne K.williams
Betty Hall
Paul H
Sten
Cpeene Opp
Dorothy L. Freene _man
J. H. Mikkelson
Elsie Crouch
Steno
Co. W. Buckingham
Paul Stahl, SR
Fred—Woodside
Wade Lake
Esther Rebich
Butte
Howard W. Holmes
National Congress
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Boards of Health
Future Farmers
American Butter Institute
Martha Logani
Soda Bill Sez
Agricultural Research Department
Union Stock Yards
Giribbean
Yauaha
URAS
Tynan Rep
Pemo Rico
Wes Ee
Nezuela
Fananas, Carsaparilla
Lis
Electrolux
J. C. Faller
E. Glendale
Say Courtenay, North Dakota
Mighty Black Pi
Mighty Deen Ei
Janbeam
Chicago International
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Beaverhead
Hostelbaker
Dillon,or
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