Montana notes span university enrollment and state events
Enrollment at the Montana State University in Missoula reaches 422 with expectations of 500 soon. News covers mine closures at Anaconda Copper Mining in Butte affecting 400 to 600 workers, a lawsuit demanding damages, a new state code commissioner appointment, a war memorial dedication in Missoula, and various regional updates on highways, divorces, and public notices.
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State University
Missoula
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
State Highway Commission
Helena
Oscar Tohn
William Totten
Wickes
General Sheridan
Montana
Wyoming
Governor Stewart appoints Montana boards and officials
Governor Stewart announced appointments to three new boards grain grading inspection and warehouse commission and the terminal elevator managers and executive board of the state vocational school for girls All terms begin April 21 1910 and selections reflect farmer organization recommendations for some boards The state health board and the state education board also gained new members with terms ranging from one to five years.
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Helena
State Vocational School For Girls
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Board of Health
State Board of Education
S. ¥. Stewart
Terminal Elevator Board
Grain Grading Commission
State Board of Health
Montana Medical Association
W. H. McCormick
Kalispell
I. S. Putnam
Joliet
Adam Suimpert
Great Falls
Clark Baumgartner
Wise
L. O. Edmunds
Columbus
J. K. Roche
Butte
Olive “Brazier Cordua
State” Board” of Health
E. M. Porter
2. G. Balsam
Billings
Ll. YW. Wigman
Yelena
B. L.pampel
Livingston
de Dan J. Donohue
State Bond of Education
Ward Vi. Nye
Leo TL. Aust
Libby
Dunne Name Ruled Off Butte Mayoral Ticket
The ballots for Butte mayoral race on April 7 did not list W. F. Dunne for mayor or J. J. McCarthy for city clerk. The supreme court declined to rule due to time, while district court action questioned local clerks over tampering with returns and led to warrants. Mayor Maloney expects to stay in office until another election decides the case.
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Tidena
W. F. Dunne
J. J. McCarthy
Butte
Supreme Court
Charles H. Treacy
Silver Bowl District Court
Dunn
McCarthy
Ford
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Charles Treacy
J. J. Vines
J. B. Crowley
William Maloney
Helena
Flying circus to visit six Montana towns in Victory Loan drive
Treasury department confirms aviator exhibitions in Billings Great Falls Lewistown before the flying circus departs Montana. Congressman Carl W. Riddick relayed that earlier plans listed Helena Butte and Miles City, but official assurance now covers Billings Lewistown and Great Falls.
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Billings
Treasury Department
Great Falls
Lewistown
Montana
Carl W. Riddick
Washington, D. C
Ninth District
Victory
Helena
Butte
Miles City
Great ‘Falls
Montana interscholastic track meet dates set
Missoula May 7 to 13 announced as the Sixteenth Montana interscholastic track meet by the Interscholastic committee of the State University of Montana. Last year 65 schools were represented and this year expects more due to high schools returning to pre war levels and athletes coming back from service.
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Missoula
Montana
State University of Montana
Five German subs to patrol U S ports for Victory Loan
View shows one of five captured submarines heading to the United States for the Victory loan campaign. Plans place one in the Hudson River, another in the Potomac, a third up the St. Lawrence to the Great Lakes and Chicago, a fourth visiting gulf ports, and a fifth up the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
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Atlantic
Hudson River
Potomac
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Chicago
Gulf Ports
Mississippi
Ohlo Rivers
Easter Plants In Holy Lands
The article discusses bulbs and flowers in Palestine with Easter connections. It notes jonquil narcissus and varieties of lilies grow in the Valley of Palestine, along with anemone iris and water lily. Solomon's lily may be amaryllis, and Longfellow is cited praising their celestial glow as a symbol of immortality.
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Holy Lands
Palestine
Solomon
Longfellow
Shepherds Donts Guide from Agriculture Department
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the sheet lists twelve cautions for sheep caretakers. It covers avoiding wet land, spoiled feed, ensuring water and salt, winter care, tagging ewes before breeding, exercising bred ewes, ensuring lambs suck promptly, feeding lambs grain as they begin to eat, preventing parasites, shearing before warm weather, using proper twine for fleeces, and consulting the county agent or USDA in Washington for questions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Finish animals for market use roughage with supplements
The text notes that fattening animals and young stock do not require large amounts of cheap roughage. Horses cattle and some sheep fed through winter can use rations with cheaper roughage if properly supplemented with nitrogenous seeds like leguminous hays linseed meal or cottonseed meal.
Proper Way to Feed Sheep in Poor Weather
Advice warns against tossing straw and hay in heaps. Use a long rack for feeding and bring sheep indoors during storms. Do not rely on mangers improvised for purpose. provide proper shelter and continuous access to feed inside.
Livestock Notes on Calf Care and Feeding Practices
Practical tips cover calf diarrhea remedies with blood meal and milk, window repair with a wire stretcher, profitable hog feeding when oats are cheap, and hogs’ cold sensitivity. Notes compare silage and dry forage, skim milk ratios for pigs, clover for young pigs, ensilage limits, and essentials like cleanliness, bedding, and early hay nibbling by calves.
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News of Montana
E. B. Prosser
D. B. Kendrick
Prosser
I. W. Choate
Bozeman
C. Ford
Sixteenth Assembly
Qo O
Missoula County
Robert J. Maxey
War Mothers of America
John P. Carrol
Oregon
Nevada
W. B. McGinley
King George
Buckingham Palace
State Hospital For the
Warm Springs
France
Masonic Temple Association
Diongall
Welton
Kyle Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Havre
Minot
Department, of Agriculture and Publicity
A. J. Kampe
Froid
State Railroad Commission
Montana Children's Home Society
A. D. Sloate
West Havre
Louis Newman
Newman
Stewart
Health Board
Dunne
Sacramento
Jolly Gods
U.S. S
Galbraith
Archangel
Russia
California
New York
Mangin
Alsace-Lorraine
Baden
Paris
Hungary
British Aerial Police
Frederick Koolhaven
Peter Legh
U. S
Shepherd's Dont
Swine Division
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