North Montana Farmers Blast Hunters' Careless Conduct
North Montana farmers complain of hunter misbehavior in Conrad and Fairfield districts. Casade County Wildlife association leader Harry Nelson cites property damage, broken windows from shots, live stock injuries, and land access threats as open hunting declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Farmer
Great Falls
Conrad
Fairfield
Harry Nelson
Cascade County Wildlife Association
J. S. McFarland
Tom Messelt
Nelson Heads
Nelson
Fairfield Beach
Montana Range and Livestock Report Shows Excellent Condition
The monthly range and livestock report from the USDA notes Montana ranges at 92 percent of normal on Nov 1, with grass and water abundant. Cattle condition holds at 93 percent, while stockmen report weight loss due to excessive green grass and most fall marketing already finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Office
The
Agricultural Marketing Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Jay G. Diamond
Diamond
Auto materials exports dip in 1939 from 1938 total
In 1939 automotive materials exports are estimated at about 266 million dollars, down six percent from 1938’s 282,813,952 dollars. The figures reflect a continuing decline in export activity for that sector.
Birds’ Fall Feathers differ from Summer Plumes
Observation notes that many bird species shed or change their plumage across seasons with dramatic differences between autumn and summer appearances. Researchers point to molt timing and environmental cues driving the shift.
Pattern 479 Offers Children's Size 2 to 10
Pattern 479 is cut in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 requires 1% yards of 54 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents in coins for this pattern. Write size name address and style number. Send orders to Newspaper Pattern Department MN 70 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Vegetarian Diets Put Down by Practical Health Hints
The piece argues against strict vegetarianism noting vegetables alone cannot meet daily protein and vitamin needs. It cites meats and animal foods as primary sources of complete proteins B vitamins iron and calcium. Milk eggs fish and shellfish add minerals, with greens and colored vegetables recommended alongside dairy meats and bread for balanced nutrition.
Hunters Invited to Aid Indians Through WPA Program
Ralfe M. Calkins of Great Falls urges hunters to donate elk and deer hides to help Hill 57 Indians gain income. WPA education division offers craft classes in tanning hides and making beaded goods like gloves shirts and moccasins to create saleable items and provide an outlet for sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralfe M. Calkins
WPA
Great Falls
Hill 57
Calkins
Division of Education and Recreation
Cowboy Association Museum Is Finished in Montana
The NYA completed a Great Falls project building a 2,400 square foot museum for the Montana Cowboys association. Total outlay was 8,438.43 with NYA expenses 7,099.14 and sponsor costs 1,339.29. The project included log construction, fireplaces, fences, exhibition facilities, and area beautification with trees planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Montana Cowboys Association
Great Falls
NYA
Montana
The
Fashionable Doctor Out for Grouse Shoot
A fashionable doctor complains of bad luck birds refuse to be shot. The Noble Host recommends treating them with a prescription, a witty quip implying the doctor cannot kill a bird.
Country Courtship by Party Line
A man in a large rocker asks about public speaking. The reply comes from a man on a three legged stool who recalls proposing to a country girl over a party line. The exchange carries a folksy humor vibe.
Unclear Celtic Cross Memorial Erected in Belfast
A Celtic cross memorial in Milltown Cemetery Belfast Northern Ireland was being recently by a mysterious ex P.
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Milltown Cemetery
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Cranberry Relish Ideas and Quick Sauces
A roundup of cranberry sauces and relishes highlighting appetite appeal and pairing with meats. Includes Cranberry Orange Relish, Ten Minute Cranberry Sauce, Spiced Cranberries, and Cranberry Relish Mold with directions and yields.
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Plato
Turkey
Anaconda Deaths and Montana News Briefs
In Anaconda Mrs. Elizabeth Olson 86 recently died after 40 years in town. Kalispell garage worker Charles McElroy 49 fatally crushed when a horse fell on him while retrieving a deer in Pleasant Valley. Harlowton prom inent Democrat C Henry Lanius died at Miles City and served as postmaster under Wilson. Shelby Grinell Knowles buys 800 acres near Great Falls to breed and train show horses. Power Oscar Lietz 81 dies. he homesteaded in Montana after arriving from Prussia in 1914. Helena armory board delays new constructions except where started. ongoing at Helena Bozeman and Poplar. Helena Kiwanis elects officers. Great Falls chorus of 325 to perform Handel's Messiah, directed by E Lawrence Barr. Helena Dead Man's basin water storage rises from 13,000 to 24,150 acre feet. Havre stockyard license application filed. decision in January. Harlowton heart attack fatal for Gilbert Dewey 69 in crash near a sawmill. Great Falls Edward Morris of Kingston claws at defense strikes and priority system. Great Falls Mrs Busha discovers former home site now Helena airport. invited to airport dedication on Armistice Day. Helena industrial hygiene boosts working conditions. Butte Charles A Rodda 65 longtime officer dies. survived by law service. Livingston James Annin of Columbus criticizes isolationists in defense context. Choteau Martha Boutilier 1860 1899 arrival mourned. Glendive Charles Cotton dies in prison after life sentence for 1928 murder. Butte Mrs Preston Ramsey 36 dies in auto crash near Salt Lake City on honeymoon.
State appoints armory board members in Helena
Gov. Sam C. Ford names C. T. Busha of Great Falls and Dr. Paul Green of Livingston to the state armory board. Busha replaces Scott P. Hart. Green replaces Maj. John A. Stagg. Hart and Stagg resigned. In other notes Col. E. M. Birely resigns as state selective service director and adjutant general. Glacier Park paintings by Agnes Stone attract attention in Washington. Grain men in Great Falls urge consultation on moving the state testing laboratory. Kruse says fees cover costs and discussions with the reorganization committee are desired.
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Helena
Sam C. Ford
C. T. Busha
Great Falls
Paul Green
Livingston
State Armory Board
Busha
Scott P. Hart
Dr. Green
Maj
John A. Stagg
Anaconda
Hart
Stagg
E. M. Birely
Birely
Yellowstone County
163D Infantry
Montana National Guard
Glacier Park
Agnes Stone
Harlan Fiske Stone
United States Supreme Court
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
Montana
Agriculture
Albert H. Kruse
Kruse
State Reorganization Committee
Alaska hosts first soldiers recreation camp in Mount McKinley area
The first soldiers recreation camp is set in Mount McKinley National Park within the Savage River region. Tent accommodations were originally for tourists and can house 100 men at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Mount McKinley National Park
Savage River
Reclamation Brings Prosperity to Boise Idaho Cremeries
Two of the world's largest creameries sit on the Boise Reclamation Project in Idaho. Irrigation turned desert wastes into broad pastures and forage crops, transforming the region from barren land to a thriving agricultural area. Read the Classified Advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation
Boise Reclamation
Idaho
Montana Rams Join Flock in Far North
L. F. Huddleston of Bozeman shipped two ram lambs to the University of Alaska experiment station for use in a Montana origin foundation stock flock. The buyer, I M C Anderson, now leads animal husbandry work in Alaska after leaving Montana in 1937 with 20 Hampshire ewes from Montana State College. The Alaska station reports strong performance from the Montanan ewes as well.
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L. F. Huddleston
Bozeman
Hampshire
University of Alaska
Montana State College
Montana
Uncle Sam
Huddleston
I. M. C. Anderson
Montana Extension Service
Anderson
Far North
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Hans
Chris HO
J. A. Tobey
Cowboy Association Museum
Betty Barclay
Elizabeth Olson
Oslo
Norway
Kalispell
Charles McElroy
Pleasant Valley
Harlowton
C. Henry Lanius
Miles City
Wilson
Shelby
Grinell Knowles
J. S. Robinson
Power
Oscar C. Lietz
Prussia
Poplar
Charles M. Batch
Helena Kiwanis Club
W. O. Zirnstein
Elmo M. Steffensen
Howard C. Schuyler
Tuesday Music Club
E. Lawrence Barr
Dead Man’s Basin
Fred Buck
Havre
State Livestock Commission
Paul Raftery
Gilbert A. Dewey
Lewistown Road
Edward 8S. Morris
Kingston
United Commercial Travelers
C. T. Busha Jr
Harriett Sanders
Capital City
Helena Municipal Airport
Western Airlines
Industrial Hygiene Division
State Board of Health
W. F. Cogswell
Butte
Charles A. Rodda
Hamilton
James Annin
Columbus
American Legion
Choteau
Teton County
Martha Rachel Boutilier
Nova Scotia
George Boutilier
Glendive
Charles Cotton
Robert Adams
State Penitentiary
Adams
Cotton
J. C. Penney
Preston K. Ramsey
Salt Lake City
Ramsey
Kentucky
Lenmore
Bourbon
Aan
Glenmore Distilleries Co. Incorporated
Louisville, Ky
Glenmore
Spokane
OLD Union Stockyards CO
Spokane, Washington
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
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