Butler Chosen for TB Eradication Campaign Planning
Dr. T E Munce announces Dr W J Butler Montana state veterinarian will plan a nationwide tuberculosis eradication campaign for the United States Livestock Sanitary Association. Butler led Montana to a 1.23 percent infection rate and will work with Dr J A Kierman on a joint government state TB program. The proposal will be presented at the LaSafe Hotel Chicago during the international live stock show November 26 to December 6.
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T. E. Munce
Pennsylvania
United States Livestock Sanitary Association
W.J. Butler
Montana
The
Sanitary Association
Butler
Association For Adoption
LaSafe
Chicago
J. A. Kierman
Tuberculosis Department
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for irritated baby skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus Cuticura Talcum dusting powder. It markets the trio as indispensable for soothing red rough itching skin.
Wisconsin May See Winter Market for Montana Hay
A Wisconsin winter hay market may form for Montana alfalfa hay surplus. Wisconsin dairymen report adequate second and third cuttings but insufficient hay to cover winter. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture seeks lists of available alfalfa with F.O.B. prices and will publish them in department bulletins to aid direct sales. Montana Agriculture asks county agents to list district hay, quantities, and asking prices for transfer.
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Wisconsin
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Montana Department of Agriculture
Cable Car Crosses Marias to Measure Stream Flow
A temporary cable car crossing over the Marias River near Liberty Hill and Chouteau counties is being installed by A H Tutle of the US Geological Survey and George Henry Ellis to enable year round flow measurements. Workers will ride in a box along the cable to collect data as part of ongoing hydrological observations. The piece also notes a Montana slogan campaign urging use of Montana made goods to boost state prosperity, run by the Montana Association of Commercial Organizations Secretaries with support from local chambers of commerce.
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Marias
Martias
Liberty
Hill
Chouteau
A. H. Tuttle
United States Geological Survey
George Henry Ellis
Montana
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Manufactures Drive Aimed at Home Goods
Montana chambers of commerce launch a campaign to promote Montana made products. Leaders plan a statewide directory of manufacturers and a Home Loyalty Pledge to buy local goods when price and quality are equal, with campaigns across stores, homes, billboards, and theaters.
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Chambers of Commerce
Montana
Armstrong Keeps Money in Ground
Noah Armstrong toils alone at a rich Montana mine in Mining Gulch, five miles southwest of Helens. He lives near the tunnel portal and drills, hammers, and shovels daily to develop ore believed payable, aiming to make the property worth a million or more before any shipment. Mining men press to sell, but Armstrong refuses, insisting on single-handed development. continuous effort defines his life work around the Armstrong mine.
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Montana
Noah Armstrong
Colonel Thomas Cruse
Nate Vestel
C. B. Vaughn
Jim Whitlatch
Jack Russell
Mr. Armstrong
Armstrong
Haba Gulch
Ob Helens
World and War News Roundup Amid Global Strife
World reports warn of 25 percent wage cuts for British steel workers. Japan sues hardship as Tokyo endures economic strain. The United States sees public debt rising by about a million monthly. Anarchists in Moscow execute ten, including a woman, by Soviet authorities. A tunnel collision in Paris leaves many dead. In St Paul Thomas Fitzgerald longtime Great Northern special agent is shot dead by a Black man. In Indianapolis coal miners' congress defeats resolutions condemning the American Legion and endorsing the one big union. Washington notes retail food prices rising nationwide.
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London
Tokio
Japan
Washington
Moscow
Paris
St. Paul
Thomas Fitzgerald
Great Northern Railroad
Indianapolis
American Legion
One Big Union
Coal Miners’ Convention
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Havre
Winnett
Shaffer Oil and Gas Company
West Cat Creek
Helena
Joseph Hodgson
Baker
State Land Ofice
H. V. Bailey
Register of State Lands
Missoula
Vermillion Silver and Lead Mining Company
Gee
Grimes
Stanford
Henry Gallicheck
Wolf Creek
Columbia Falls
Coal Creek
Butte
Lambros
Joe Coskin
Benolina
Sheriffs Office
University of
M. Max Goodsill
P. L. Willis
L. E. Jones
Great Falls
Goodsill
Chambers of Commerce and Commercial
Hardin
Bozeman
Livingston
Lewistown
Glasgow
Glendive
Miles City
Red Lodge
Roundup
Harlowton
Kalispell
Hamilton
Havre Ringling
Manhattan
Belgrade
Three Forks
Billings
Anaconda
Utah
California
United States
Labor Department
New York
Thomas Cassar
Wwton
Salt Lake City
Elsinore
Poplar Bluff
E. J. Gross
Dallas
Philadelphia
Germany
Zion
Allen Dolan
Dolan
Caration Milk Products Co
Stuart Bldg
Seattle
Montana Newspaper Association
Historical Archives of
Hon. L. L. Callaway
Pray & Callaway
Pete Snelson
Great Falls Tribune
RE. H. Cooney
Great Falls Leader
Great Falls, Montan
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