Barley output risk noted as demand shifts in Montana
Bozeman experts warn that rising barley plantings may outpace demand. McKee of the state college agronomy department cautions against growing feed varieties for malting use, outlines best feed and malting types, and notes malting barley markets require specific endosperm and maturation traits.
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Bozeman
Langer
Clyde “Mcfee
State College Agronomy Department
McKee
Montana
Mcfee
United States
Brannon Seeks R F C Loan for Montana Dormitories
Dr M A Brannon chancellor of the Greater University of Montana returned from Washington where he conferred with Reconstruction Finance Corporation officials. He said he is hopeful a loan for dormitories and possibly a student union at the state university and state college may be approved, though no promises were made and interest rates may be higher than expected. He also discussed federal land allocations with Senator Walsh and state land grant college officials and met with the National Research Council on flotation studies at the State School of Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Brannon
Greater
University of Montana
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Montana Institutions of Higher Learning
Montana
State University and
State College
Washington
Brannon
R. F. IC
Dr. Brannon
T. J. Walsh
National Research Council
State School of Mines
Sheridan Man Hurt When Timber Falls in Ruby Mountains
Frank Scott a 46 year old Sheridan resident suffered a broken back and multiple injuries when a tree he felled near Sheridan in the Ruby mountains pinned him between the trunk and a rock. He remained in critical condition at Murray hospital after being injured last Saturday afternoon. Also mentioned is Rance Hansen another Sheridan resident and a hospital employee present at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scott
Sheridan
Murray Hospital
The Best Known Travel Address In The World
The combined village Post Office Bank and Travelers Aid Society of the American Express Company served travelers in Europe. It is a Mecca for thousands of Americans with as many as 20 000 letters handled in a day. Recent building alterations provide ground space to care for 2 000 persons at one time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Travelers Aid Society
American Express Company
Europe
Montana Legislature faces wave of new members and big fiscal tests
The 1933 Montana legislature will include 19 new senators and 70 new house members, complicating coalition building for controversial bills. With a tax roll drop from 410 million to 380 million, spending must be cut and funds freed, prompting a 3 mill state education levy to support universities and liquidate warrants. Proposals include irrigation code updates, auto license fund sharing between cities and counties, stricter trucker regulation, a strengthened kidnapping law, liberalized building and loan investment rules, and reenactment of faulty public school transportation laws.
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Senate
House
Montana
State Board of Education
State University
Montanans, Inc
State Senate
Montana Building and Loan Association
State Banking Department
Origin and History of Major Political Parties
A student study traces the origins of the Democratic and Republican parties. It notes Thomas Jefferson as founder of the Democratic party and the Missouri Compromise era as a catalyst for the Republicans, with early conventions in Jackson Michigan in 1854 and Fremont as the first Republican nominee.
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Billings Polytechnic Institute
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Republican Party
Democrat-Republican Party
Jackson
Democratic Party
Free Soil Movement
Horace Greely
Michigan
Fremont
Congress
Democratic and Republican Tariff Debates Across Ages
The piece contrasts the Democratic and Republican parties over constitutional interpretation and slavery, noting Democrats favor liberal construction and low tariffs while Republicans push high tariffs. It discusses current debate over policy efficacy and claims some see no fundamental platform difference, only party turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Congress
Republican Party
Livestock Situation Highlights Low Feed Costs
Los Angeles report notes cattle and lamb feeders buy thin stock as first costs fall and feed costs drop. Gains of about four cents per pound appear achievable where grain and hay are cheap, with transport costs a key factor in regional profitability. The piece stresses cautious outlook and the stabilizing role of west coast grain finished beef demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
West Coast
Idaho Couple Harold Witner and Goldia Reed Wed
Harold Witner of Idaho Falls and Goldia Reed of Buhl Idaho were married Friday by Judge George App in a simple ceremony setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Witner
Idaho Falls
Goldia Reed
Buhl
Idaho
George App
Aids to air navigation advance with national parks airlines
Dillon Furniture Company assists air navigation as National Parks Airways expands its system. Land stations at Butte and Patocello near completion will link pilots with government stations and National Parks facilities. New instruments costing nearly ten thousand dollars improve ship navigation. Teletype weather maps update every three hours, delivering master charts to all circuit stations for faster, uniform data.
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United States
National Parks Airways
Butte
Pocatello
National Parks
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Buttemont
The
Coleman
Ee Coleman Lamp& Steve Co
Ita
Kaas
Philadelphia
Shes
Cat
Brannon Hopeful
Dorms
Montana Gilbert
Whitehall
Emma Gilbert
Rue Scribe
Paris
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Essex
Detroit
Hudson-Essex
J. A. McNaughton
Helene Madison
Zib
Philco
Dillon Furniture Company
Parks Airways
Canadien National Reikgage
Canadian National Railways
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