Conference Sets Montana WCTU State Convention in Bozeman
Havre leaders Mrs. C R Stranahan and Mrs A C Herbert plan the state WCTU program with speakers including Mrs. Mary Harris Armour of Georgia and a federal enforcement representative. The convention runs September 29 to October 1 in Bozeman.
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C. R. Stranahan
Havre
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. C. Herbert
Libby
Bozeman
Mary Harris Armour
Georgia
Federal Enforcement Department
Ten Disabled Veterans Enrolled at Montana State University
Twenty men disabled in the recent war are registered at the State university under federal and university direction. Ten attend this quarter while the rest work in the forest service. The program offers vocational courses and supports compensation levels by disability class.
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Missoula
United States
State University
Federal Board For Vocational Training
The
Forest Service
Federal Board
Montana
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
C. A. Zupann
J. E. Miller
State University of
University Auxiliary
American Legion
France
Silver Star
Wade arrested again for shooting neighbor's cattle
Billings man Harl Wade, after posting 1,000 bond for killing three of T. M. Hamlett's steers, is jailed again for firing 40 shots into Hamlett's herd, totaling nine slain. Wade claims Hamlett allowed cattle to destroy property and adds a warrant for Hamlett's arrest.
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Billings
Harl Wade
T. M. Hamlett
Wade
Hamlett
Hiamlett
Liquid Air May Supplant Dynamite in Mines
Butte scene report quotes George S. Rice chief engineer of the U S bureau of mines stating Germany destroyed French coal fields during the war and describing experiments with liquid air as an explosive with potential to replace dynamite in mining.
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Butte
George S. Rice
United States Bureau of Mines
Montana
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Germany
France
Rice
Belgium
Duck Season Opens September 16 in Montana
Helena reports Montana duck season starts September 16 with a daily limit of 200. Warden J I DeHart confirms federal law enforcement will strictly pursue violations of shooting before sunrise or after sunset this year.
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H. L. Hart
Montana
Northwestern Packing Company of
Helena
East Helena
Andrew Boyd
J. I. DeHart
Names Of 2645 Montana Deserters To Be Published
Within days every Montana newspaper and post office will publish the names of 2 645 men charged as deserters from the World War draft by the war department. The lists will be checked to prevent injustice and rewards totaling 182 400 dollars are offered for these deserters.
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Helena
Montana
War Department
Anaconda Raises Teachers Wages
Anaconda high school boosts maximum teacher salary from 2000 to 2200 for teachers with two years experience. Minimum salary remains 1000 for those with at least one year of high school teaching experience.
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Anaconda
Federal and State Cattle Testing Effort Expands
Federal and state authorities supervise 687240 cattle across sections in a tuberculosis program begun in 1917. As of April 1 1920, 537240 cattle in 25793 herds are under cooperative supervision with 60237 cattle declared disease free. 115000 awaiting test and 258381 in first stage. optimistic projections add 170000 more livestock to accredited status.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Coumunique
United States
Department of Agriculture
Hamm Enrolls in Purebred Campaign for All Stock
South Dakota farmer Charles P. Hamm declares all his sire and female breeding stock are purebred and enrolls in the Better Sires Better Stock program. He breeds Short horn cattle Percheron horses Duroc Jersey hogs Rhode Island Red chicks and Bourbon Red turkeys. Hamm is the first listed to keep five classes of five stock all purebred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Hamm
South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
Hamm
Grain for Hogs on Pasture
Hogs on pasture need grain for best pork profits but full feed isn’t economical when pasture is available and grain is costly. Feeding corn with limited protein supplement and pasture lowers costs, while giving extra seeds to large hogs on high protein forage raises expenses.
Navajo Indians Support Livestock Improvement Plan
In New Mexico more than 191000 head of livestock owned by Navajo Indians will be bred only to pure bred sires. The female stock includes 3000 cattle 8000 horses 150000 sheep and 30000 goats with smaller numbers of swine and poultry. The movement Better Sives Better Stock has Indian backing and the U S Department of Agriculture cooperates supplying literature on livestock improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
Essentials for swine feed and litter mix recipe
The text lists a mixture to keep before hogs: one hundred pounds of slaked lime or wood ashes, four pounds of common salt, two pounds slaked lime, one pound Epsom salts. It directs mixing thoroughly and sprinkling a solution of two pounds copperas dissolved in one quart boiling water over the mixture.
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Oyster County
Tongue River
Miles City
McLean Dam
Fort Keogh Reservation
W. G. Ferguson
D. Nickle
Townsend
Boulder
White Sulphur Springs
Temple Grady
Associated Press
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Cal
Grady
H. M. Shea
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
Mr. Shea
Andrew Banks
Dillon
Banks
Charles Crehan
Marines
Navy
Register of State Lands
Sidney Miller
Glacier
Meagher
Musselshell
Wheatland
Fergus
Carter
Fallon
William Harrington
William Nevin
John Gilmore
Gilmore
Harrington
Nevin
Chessman
Red Mountain
Rimini
Woolston
Valley
Ten Mile Creek
Department of State University
Federal Vocational Training Board
Dayton
Cox
Roosevelt
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New ‘York
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Metz
America
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Civic Center
Meredith
Edwin T.meredith
Agriculture
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A. F Woods
University of Maryland
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N. J
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Federations of France Ag
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