Public support for new pure food law advances
The canned food industry backs the proposed pure food law drafted for President Roosevelt by Tugwell and USDA officials and sent to Congress by Senator Copeland. It notes changes since 1906 and Hoover’s 1929 McNary Amendment, while stressing measures against dishonest products to protect the industry.
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Roosevelt
Tugwell
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Royal 8. Copeland
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Hoover
County lands cannot be leased for crop shares under Wheat Adjustment Plan
Attorney General ruled Carbon county and all counties with tax deed land cannot gain revenue from crop share leases. The Wheat Adjustment Act requires cash rents for eligibility, so boards cannot receive adjustment payments. The ruling notes duties to use lawful means to lessen taxpayer burdens. Mr. and Mrs. A W Ripley spent last Sunday in Dillon from Butte.
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Board of County Commissioners
Department of Agriculture
Eral Raymond T. Nagle
Carbon County
Bulb Fiber Method For Winter Growing In The Home
Winter gardeners can use bulb fiber in a bowl with peat moss and plant food as an alternative to forcing bulbs in water. Break bulbs, add charcoal, and set bulbs in half-full fiber, then cover and press lightly. Indoo rs benefit from dark cool storage before light exposure, replicating natural cycles for better growth.
New Tax Rulings Clarify Cotton Processing and Floor Taxes
The commissioner of internal revenue issues definitions for first domestic and secondary processing of cotton and when processing or floor taxes apply. Ruling covers stocks on August 1 and those put in process after that date, plus a rule allowing chain stores to file consolidated inventories across locations.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue Revenue
Lewis Penwell
Montana
Community Socials and Local Vital Events
Local society notes record a pinochle dinner party at St James Guild hall hosted by Mr and Mrs William Deputy with twelve tables. Other items mention marriages births club meetings and residents traveling for commissions and funerals in Helena Madison and Butte areas.
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St. James Guild Hall
Blue Bird Club
Blanche Haines
E. G. Free
J. E. Kelley
Clyde Aiken
Dilton Dancing Club
Care for fiber and bulbs shows moisture and temperature tips
The passage advises keeping fiber moist like a wrung sponge to avoid water soaking. It notes bulbs tolerate a day temperature near 70 degrees and nights around 50, indicating a moderate temperature range for culture.
Polaris Rancher George Pyle in Dillon Visit
George Pyle a well known rancher from Polaris spent last Thursday in Dillon for unspecified purposes.
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George Pyle
Polaris
Dillon
Simple Budget Dinner Menu for Four at One Dollar
A frugal dinner plan outlines a four portion meal using bean casserole, rye bread, cabbage salad and cottage pudding. The recipe details combine kidney beans tomato cheese sausage and baked pudding with directions for oven temperature and timing.
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Nagle
A. W. Ripley
Butte
Ance City Hall
Music By the
Kelvinator
William Deputy
George Melton
B. J. Metten
Helena
Father Leschner
St. Rose Catholic
Lauterbach
Madison County
California
Clubs
M. M. Club
H. M. Brundage
Mis
Adelaide Gelhaus
Child Study Club
Lambert Eliel
Emerson Hughes
Horse Prairie
B. Howells
Lorin Ware
Wise River
K. W. Harris
Ogden
Ida Lundey
Lucretia Jardine of
Jackson
Pocatello
Lennie Jardine Cook
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