Montana bounty reports reveal 27 626 wildlife killed this year
The Livingston Enterprise describes Montana bounty payouts totaling about 27 626 animals since January including 389 mountain lions 18 194 coyotes 8 152 coyote pups 670 wolves and 571 wolf pups. It notes payments of up to 100 000 monthly from livestock taxes and expects future reductions as claims are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
R. N. Hawkins
State Board of Examiners
Hawkins
Lincoln County
Mr. Hawkins
J. O’leary
Livingston Enterprise
Important Fall Work for Farmers This Season
Farmers are urged to inspect and protect equipment, repair and cover gear, and complete plowing while fields are ready. Prepare fuel stores and secure items missing or needing repairs before winter. The piece emphasizes planning to avoid spring bottlenecks and improve soil moisture retention.
Important Tasks Prompted by Spring and Fall
A motivational note urges completing essential duties in spring and fall. It emphasizes urgency and decisive action, attributed to Stockman and Farmer. The quote highlights prioritizing must do tasks and acting immediately rather than delaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockman & Farmer
North Portland cattle and hog market steady with wide price spread
North Portland Oregon market notes indicate cattle receipts steady week over week with prime steers at 7.59 to 7.75 and cows 5.75 to 6.75. hog prices show a broad spread with half fat hogs 65 cents to $1 below top hogs and sheep prices down about 25 cents from last week. The report from Burke Commission Co expects a steady cattle market in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Portland
Ore
Burke Commission Co
Dollar Way to Keep Town From Growing Big
Miles City American urges local readers to circulate dollars at home. The piece argues that sending money out of town hurts the community and highlights the value of supporting local businesses with real cash, not just moral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Miles City American
Sheep and cattle men reserve valley hay for winter feed
Billings Montana October 6 A strong alfalfa surplus in Yellowstone valley finds buyers as Charles McDaniel a leading Northwest rancher brings 50 000 lambs 55 000 sheep and about 4500 cattle into the valley to feed on alfalfa this winter. The plan provides farmers with a good price for hay and keeps stock in valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Yellowstone Valley
Charles McDaniel
Northwest
Western forestry conference to meet in Vancouver
The Western Forestry and Conservation Association will hold its annual conference around December 15 in Vancouver British Columbia. The main focus will be forest fire prevention and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Vancouver
B. C
Economic forces shape American milk supplies and public health
The article argues that municipal milk quality hinges on financial incentives. It notes reformers misunderstand profits, as farmers supply what markets pay for. With per capita capitalization high and margins slim, dairies shift to cheaper dirtier milk unless profits reward cleaner production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Harding
Brew
Ketonen targets 163 pound title with Irslinger clash
Ketonen plans to wrestle Henry Irslinger for Montana’s 163 pound championship in Lewistown with a weight forfeit option. Everet Delkonen, Ketonen’s training partner, will face Irslinger at watch weight for a $100 side bet. Ketonen is in Salt Lake City to meet Yokel, boasting a strong foreign record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irs- Jinger
Lewistown
Ketonen
Montana
Everet Delkonen
Irslinger
Salt Lake
Yokel
Cadillac Michigan Tops Nation in Forest Product Use
Forestry notes claim Cadillac Michigan leads the nation in varied forest product use. It states over a quarter of sheep in eleven Pacific coastal states graze on national forests. It notes federal forests hold water power capacity of 12,000,000 horsepower under Agriculture Secretary permits and that Panama Canal infrastructure uses greenheart timber from British Guiana for piling and gates.
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Pacific Coast
Secretary of Agriculture
Panama Canal
British Guiana
Directory of Dillon Churches Presbyterian and Episcopal
Directory lists congregations in Dillon with addresses and pastors Rev. V Ostrander Rev W S Watson Rev Jesse Lacklen and Rev D Forry. Services include morning and evening sermons Sunday school times prayer and league meetings with mass times on Sundays.
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Dillon
Washington and
Glendale Streets
W. S. Watson
Bannack
Washington Streets
Jesse Lacklen
Lla
Rev. D. Forry
Notice to Creditors Estate of Selina Lovell
Notice is given by the administrators William A. Lovell and Jonathan Lovell of the estate of Selina Lovell deceased to creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the administrators at Lew L. Callaway and E. J. Callaway law offices Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated October 1 1918. 7-14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina Lovell
Lew L
E. J. Callaway
Dillon
Montana
County
Beaverhead
William A. Lovell
Jonathan Lovell
Notice of Desert Land Final Proof for Jones at Lakeview
Department of the Interior Helena land office announces Philip J. Jones of Monida Montana will make final proof to establish a desert land claim on Lot 3 SEYNW Section 4 T 138 R 4 W EXSWY Section 33 and Township 188 Range 4 W Montana meridian. The proof occurs before Frank B. Sparrow U S Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on November 12 1913. Witnesses include James A Ritchey of Monida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Philip J. Jones
Monida
Meridian
Frank B. Sparrow
U. S
Lakeview
James A. Ritchey
Notice for Publication Land Claims Dillon Montana 1913
Notice lists land claim filings in Dillon Montana with applicants Henson A Price Murray Redman Daniel B Sullivan and Marion C Bradley and witnesses John N Mueller Stephen Cook Edward McRobert and others Run dates show final proof deadlines October 29 1913 and November 12 1918 per Stephen Carpenter Register at Helena Montana and Dillon Montana offices.
Notice For Publication 03714 Montana 1913
Notice is hereby given that John N. Mueller of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof on his Homestead Application 03714 for the lot and section in Montana. The proof will be before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on October 21 with Henry C Crittenden Nephi Hansen Winifred S White and Daniel B Sullivan all of Dillon Montana listed as witnesses. Stephen Carpenter Register
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Department of the Interior
U. 5 Land Office
Helena
Montana
Murray Redman
Dillon
Seyney
Township 65S
Range
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U.S
Daniel B. Sullivan
Stephen C. Cook
Harry D. Andes
Charles A. Clemens
Mont
Stephen Carpenter
U.S Land Office
U. S
Dilton
R, W
M. M
Marion C. Bradley
John N. Mueller
Edward S. McRobert
Register
United States Land Office
Henry C. Crittenden
Nephi Hansen
Winifred S. White
Notice of Homestead Proof for Armstrong in Armstead Montana
Paris W. Armstrong of Armstead Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his land claim on NWYNEY Sec 14 and other parcels in Town 115 Range 12 W Montana Meridian. The proof will be before W. Conger Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on October 23 1913. Witnesses named are Mary D. Craver Frank Rife Martin Burke and Flora E Armstrong of Armstead Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Paris W. Armstrong
Armstead
Nwyney
Swiyanem
Meridian
W. Conger
District Court
Dillon
Mary D. Craver
Frank Rife
Martin Burke
Flora E. Armstrong
Stephen Carpenter
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J.B. McLaren
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Jos. C, Smit
Geo. E. Harp
Morton Egbert
Red House
Forestry Notes
Cadillac
Mich
OF the
Dillon Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
Catholic Church
New York
Washington
D.C
THE
Examiner
George Cockerill
James M. Severns
Monroe W. Bucy
OUI
Henson A. Price
Neynem
Township 68
Norman
Gilbert
Herbert Gilbert
William Heaney
Berney IL
Steggall
Consolidated
Sylvester D. Hirschman
C. W. Conger
George Shook
William S. Tash
William Pahnish
Frank L. Kellum
Lima
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