Farmers gain livestock loans to boost Montana project
The Milk River northern Montana project expands farm security loans enabling resettled farmers to build dairy herds hogs and sheep. Shipments include 90 Hampshire and Chester White pigs 50 dairy cattle and 750 ewes plus breeding rams. tragic auto crash near Manson kills Caspar Wornsbecker and Manuel Rodreger with Gene Canton unhurt.
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Farm Security Administration
Milk River
Northern
Montana
Towa
H. L. Lantz
County Extension Service
E. B. Duncan
Great Northern Railway
Hampshire
Chester White
Malta
Iowa
Valley
Phillips
Blaine
Conrad—Casper Wornsbecker
Manuel Rodreger
Manson
Williams
Gene E. Canton
Nels Peterson
Nelson Farm
Canton
Bozeman Schools Let Contracts for Three Buildings
Bozeman public school district let contracts totaling 416 070 for the construction of three new school buildings and an addition to an existing structure. The week's notices include various Montana stories on officials, deaths, resignations, and public matters.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Public School District
Rococo Architecture Reaches Height in France
Rococo architecture, defined by lavish ornament, peaked in France under the reigns of Louis XIV and Louis XV, shaping lavish interiors and decorative schemes across the era.
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France
Louis XIV
Mohawkee Chief in Longfellow Poem
The hero of Longfellow's Hiawatha is identified as a 16th century Mohawkee chief though the text shows confusing spelling and misreadings regarding his origin and role.
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Longfellow
Security Building & Loan Association Promises Insured Safety
The Security Building and Loan Association of Billings Montana touts insured safety up to 5000 dollars per member through the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. It reports nineteen years of uninterrupted semiannual dividends and immediate fund withdrawal availability, appealing to thrifty Montanans and investors seeking safety and modest returns.
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Security Building & Loan Association of Billings
Security Building & Loan Association of
Billings
Montana
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation of
Washington, D. C
United States
Security Building & Loan Association
Assur
Security Buildings& Loan Association
Spotted Fever Cases Drop Across Nine Western States
Nine western states report 174 cases and 33 deaths from Rocky Mountain spotted fever in 1938, down from 233 cases and 61 deaths in 1937. Idaho shows 38 cases and 12 deaths while immunization with the service vaccine is credited for improved outcomes.
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Montana
United States Public Health Service
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Public Health Service
Hamilton, Mont
New Mexico
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Washington
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
L. C. Peterson
W. F. Cogswell
Montana State Board of Health
Record of Montana liquor dealers and crime trends
D A Batchoff, chief Inspector, notes Montana has 855 licensed retail liquor vendors down from about 1,700 clandestine outlets before licensing. He credits state federal cooperation for near-elimination of bootlegging and liquor crimes, with inspections confirming no illicit liquor sales. Retailers aided enforcement. six field agents plus federal help maintain vigilance.
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D. A. Batchoff
Montana Liquor Control Board
Montana
Batchoff
Moree Liquor Control Board
Mr. Batchoff
Col
D. E. Denneen
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury Department
State Equor Control Board
Federal
State Liquor Control Board
Gold Dust as Currency on Montana Frontiers
In early Utah and Montana mining days gold dust served as money with no banks or safes. Merchants cheated, miners hid earnings, and travelers risked robberies on long eastward trips. belts and hidden caches proved common, while the lack of secure coinage led to frequent peril and daring concealment.
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Utah
Montana
M. E. Plassman
Bannack
Plummer
Knights of the Road
Virginia City
Salt Lake
How to lift a rabbit safely by the scruff
The correct technique is to grasp the rabbit by the loose skin just behind the ears rather than holding the ears themselves. This method supports the rabbit’s head and neck and reduces distress and injury.
Worry Slows Healing From Breaks and Illness
Studies reveal anxiety hampers recovery from broken bones and diseases, increasing pain and illness risk and delaying treatment progress. Stress management may improve healing outcomes and shorten illness duration.
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Lewis and Clark County
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Cascade County
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Roundup
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Order of the Eastern Star
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