Loco weed research sparks fatal rabbit test and legal cliffs on bonds
Dr Emil Starz chemist for the state livestock commission reports progress on identifying acids in loco weed after a rabbit died within 30 seconds from a test dose. Attorney General Wellington Rankin says counties cannot issue funding bonds over 10000 without voter approval. Other items note $149590 cattle rustling losses, new Montana highway commission, Davis named agriculture commissioner, and March state treasury balance.
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Helena
Emil Starz
State Livestock Commission
Dr. Starz
Starz
Caintat
Wellington 7
Rankin
Census figures show Montana city populations from 1920 survey
The Census Bureau released four bulletins detailing 1920 city populations of 2500 or more in Montana. Butte leads above 25,000, Great Falls ranks 2nd, and Billings 3rd with 15,100 residents. Missoula, Helena, Anaconda follow as listed, with multiple towns in 5k–10k range and smaller cities like Red Lodge, Glendive, Deer Lodge, Whitefish and Dillon noted in the bullets.
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Billings
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Butte
Montana
Great Falls
Missoula
Helena
Tals
Anaconda
Miles City
Bozemia
Idylneston
Lewistown
Travre
Whitefish
Dillon
Hoisting Mules From the Butte Mines Signals Shutdown
Butte miners and mules are being lifted from depths as Anaconda Copper Mining ends operations. The Butte chamber of commerce seeks state help to place idle workers on ranches while pumps and shaft mechanics stay to maintain water control and property upkeep.
Montana’s Largest Farmer Plans Record Acreage Planting
Montana Farming corporation, backed by Wall Street money, will plant a record 18,000 acres of wheat on the Crow and Fort Peck reservations, with flax on three sections and large stock feed acreage. The move aims to exceed last season as the company stretches toward 80,000 acres, including 10,000 irrigated acres under sub-tenants.
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Montana Farming Corporation
Wall Street
Montana Lands
Crowe
Fort Peck Indian Reservations
Frank Thackery
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Crow
Ceropo
Mide Pling
State Will Pay Blind Man Eight Thousand Dollars
Helena Missoula resident Helena Sam Gerovich blinds in both eyes in a pre mature blast while working road project in Montana. He will receive the highest Montana compensation law settlement in injuries to employees according to Chairman A E Spriggs. The 26 year old man’s life expectancy guides the blindness settlement.
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State
Helena
Sam Gerovich
Missoula
Montana
A. E.spriggs
Gere
Drum Major of Welsh Guards Heralded in Royal Portrait
Boys admire the royal drum major of the Welsh Guards, attached to King George's court. He stands in full dress uniform, depicted in a stately portrait.
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Tere
Welsh Guards Band
George of
England
Jailer Hughie Smith of Coyington Ky adapts after losing hands
Handleless city jailer Hughie Smith of Coyington Kentucky demonstrates daily routines with a hook and pincer device. A railroad accident cost him his hands, yet he still handles a morning cigar, newspaper, and keys using a shoulder cord and improvised tools.
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Hughie Smith
Coyington
Smith
Harids
Free Range Breeders Guide for Incubation and Hatch
The United States Department of Agriculture advises on selecting fertile vigorous eggs, avoiding small or poor shells, cleaning slightly soiled eggs with care, and not using eggs older than two weeks. Prepare nests with damp earth, dust hens with insect powder, and test eggs on day seven and day fourteen to remove infertile or dead germs. Hatch care emphasizes confinement of the hen during hatching and returning the chicks to her once complete.
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United States
Departement of Agriculture
Increased Egg Production From Mixed Mash Diet in Trials
United States Department of Agriculture tests show top egg output from a mash of four pounds bran four pounds middlings 26 pounds meat scrap and 66 pounds cornmeal fed to poultry. The mash has yielded consistently high production for years and resembles the wheatless ration in performance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hints for Keeping Young Poultry Healthy
A poultryman offers simple hints to keep chicks healthy. Provide clean water and grit, feed a variety of cracked and whole grain mostly dry, and keep chicks out of wet grass to prevent illness.
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Attorney General
Gountles
Montina
Frank ©. Lavigne
Lavigne
Highway Commission
George W. Lanstrum
H. A. Templeton
Henry Good
Demonemit
Kalispell
Dixon
State Highway Commission
Lanstrum
Johm N. Edy
J. W. Walker
State Fair Board
Chester
Davis
Horanee Easton
Montana Public? Service Commission
Commission
Anaconda Company
Dalsted
Barber Streets
Chicago
Havana
Key West
Phavatia
Culan
Pha
Ehivanit
Tiavana Harbor
Stepli
Duisburg
Rhine
Orlando Glick
Home and Vocational
Mooseheart
Ill
Orlando A. Glick
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