Montana Vetoes Capital Facing and Guards Reorganization
Governor Sam V Stewart vetoes a granite facing bill for the state capitol and a county offices bill while signaling possible tax bill adjustments. The Montana National Guard will be reorganized as Second Montana under new militia provisions, with early acceptance of one or two companies. Loans to farmers total 1.7 million dollars, notably in Hill, Chateau, Valley, and Toole counties.
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War Defense Fund
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Montana
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Nowing
Toole
Chateau
Yellowstone
Stillwater
Hill County
Chateau County
Valley
State Guard
National Guard
Phil Greenan
National Army
168Rd Regiment
Norman B. Holler
Helena
Holter Siys
C. OW. Warburton
KE. A. Boeger
Department of Agriculture
Great Falls
Washington, D. C
Iriving
State Agricultural College
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Farmers’ Bulletin
Trial of Livingston Postmaster in Murder Case Advances
News from Montana reports rapid progress in the Livingston murder trial of Postmaster D. E. K. Swindlehurst for killing O. M. Harvey after a street fist fight. Separate items note sheep bids by Jesse Crosby, influenza reports in several towns, and state fiscal projections under license laws and mining earnings.
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D. EK. Swindlehurst
Livingston
O. M. Harvey
Jesse Crosby
George S. Crosby
Billings
Crosby
Brought Back the Mascot of the 105th Infantry
Private H. Fisher and the unit mascot "ifi" from Company F in the 105th Infantry are welcomed home after their unit helped break the Hindenburg Line and sailed back to the United States aboard the Leviathan.
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H. Fisher
One Hundred and Fifth Infantry
New York
Plattsburg
United States
Coyotes Face Crushing Toll From Fencing Drive
A cattle drive involving 250 ranchers encircled 60 coyotes as fencing gates closed grazing ranges. Coyotes charged as the circle tightened, leaving nine survivors slain by dogs after a battle that cost several dogs. The report notes coyotes’ agility and teeth caused dog losses.
Cooperative bull association offers affordable purebred access
Dairymen unable to buy purebred bulls can form a cooperative bull association to share ownership and maintenance costs. Fifteen to thirty farmers own five bulls across five breeding blocks with rotation every two years, preventing inbreeding and avoiding new purchases for ten years.
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Co-Operative Bull ‘Association
Attractively Packaged Butter Affects Market Price
Content discusses standardized butter containers to improve appearance and value. It notes neat packaging boosts appeal for local and foreign markets while careless packing lowers price due to poor presentation.
Agitation of Cold Cream in Churn
The text explains that cold cream when agitated in a churn may whip and expand leaving butter unformed due to insufficient agitation. It notes that low cream temperature causes difficult churning and can be corrected by raising the temperature.
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