Soil Fertilizers Touted by Bozeman Agronomist at Rotary
R N Herberg of Bozeman, agronomist for Anaconda Copper Mining, spoke at the Dillon Rotary luncheon detailing soil tests in Beaverhead County. He noted phosphate shortages and described fertilizer strategies to restore soil productivity, citing examples from across Montana. Senator Pearl I Smith also spoke on the Senate’s recent legislative session achievements.
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Rotary
R. 'N. Herberg
Bozeman
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Herberg
Dillon
Bernard Williams
Agriculture Department
Beaverhead County
Dillon Rotary Club
Copenhagen University
Denmark
Heidelburg
Germany
Africa
India
China
South America
Montana
Kansas
Pearl I. Smith
Senate
Charles Henry
Kenneth Salisbury
Butte
Frank Pendleton
Joe Metlen
Herborg
Beavershead River Canoe Trek Turns Turbulent
A small group of five canoe enthusiasts paddled the Beaverhead River from Clark's Canyon to Barratts Station Bridge. Four navigated the swift current successfully while a fifth pair capsized near a rapid, one drowning out after their craft overturned. Participants included Roy Forrester Lee McCracken Roscoe Cornell Jr Jud Stahl Louis Schmittroth Ed and Dave Williams Francis Tonrey William Backus Glen Lyon and Wayne Roberts were among the boatmen whose names surfaced after the incident. The outing followed a lunch break and ended at Barratts station bridge with the group noting the incident as an unusual spectacle on the historic waterway.
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Beaverhead
Missouri
Glen Lyon
Wayne Roberts
Lyon
Durham
Roy Forrester
Lee McCracken
Roscoe Cornell, Jr
Jud Stahl
Louis Schmittroth
Dave Williams
Francis Tonrey
William Backus
Roberty
Clark’s Canyon
Barratts Station Bridge
Masquerade Glens Draws Big Crowd With Prizes
John Poole of Spencer and Charlie Paige led local business visits this week. Mrs. Neal Cummins and J.C. Ferguson shipped hay. Glen hosted a well attended Masquerade with Bud McIvor and Betty Norris winning first prize. Socials featured games dancing and a late repast.
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John Poole
Spencer
Idaho
Charlie Paige
the Woods
Neal Cummins
Plains
Mont
Glen
Bud McIvor
Betty Norris
Melrose
Edna Mellrath
Butte
Chris Snyder
Ray Tash
Dillon
Susan Hand
Isabell Mast
Jane Bryan
L. E. Christensen
Lambs Bring Good Price at Denver
Edwin Whitworth returned from Denver with three carloads of fat lambs fed this winter near Dell. The lambs netted 7.10 per hundred on the Denver market, a very good price, and they were fattened on native hay rather than sent to southern feed lots. They weighed 62 pounds at start and averaged about 92 pounds in Denver, gaining roughly 10 pounds per month.
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Edwin Whitworth
Denver
Dell
Beaverhead County
Numerous local trips and visits reported in Grant area
Frank and Bill Bjorni motored to Bannack Monday. Ralph Liggett and Bob Roberts made a business trip to Dillon Tuesday. J W Long returned to his Grant home after a Dillon week. Mrs M R Rand visited Armstead and Dillon for business. Mrs Amna Mansfield vacationed in Butte. Dillon visitors at Hughes ranch and Rand home. Trips to Salmon Idaho Armstead Dewey Montana and Dillon for business and visiting friends. Read the Tribune for news.
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Frank
Bill Bjorni
Bannack
Ralph Liggett
Bob Roberts
Dillon
J. W. Long
Grant
Amna P. Mansfield
Butte
M. R. Rand
Graeter
Hughes Ranch
L. C. Stocker
Salmon
Idaho
Willis
Charles P. Brenner
Lemhi
Fred
William Munckton
Armstead
Mr. Warner
Mrs. Kaw
Tage
Mr. Carpenter
Grant Exiday
L. A. Stocker
A. Longseth
Olive Wright
Robert Marchesseau
Ernest Sorenson
J.“ W. Long
Dewey, Mont
Long
Sophia Guyaz
Rand
Fero Marchesseau
Unclear motive sells Hupmobile with Free-Wheeling feature
An advertisement touts saving money on Hupmobile cars with Free-Wheeling. It promises unexpected value and thrills beyond price, emphasizing the smooth momentum and luxury of the ride. The copy hints at model variety and the allure of the lowest offered prices.
Phosphate Fertilizer Boosts Yields Across Montana Trials
Field tests in Gallatin Valley show 18 percent average yield gains per cutting and up to 416 percent in eight sugar beet fields from treble superphosphate. Trials across beets, potatoes, wheat and beans indicate phosphorus deficiency in both irrigated and dry-land areas, with notable increases when available phosphate is applied. Bernard Williams and Future Farmers will oversee plots and harvests to compare treated and untreated land.
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Gallatin Valley
Tweny
Ravalli
Missoula
Bitter Root
Bernard Williams
Herborg
Montana to share in federal flood control project
Gallatin County Development association calls a general meeting at Three Forks on April 7 to prepare a flood control program for southwestern Montana. Counties Beaverhead Jefferson Madison Gallatin and Broadwater are invited. Congress may fund reservoirs on the Missouri headwaters benefiting irrigation of about 300 000 acres and a steady summer water supply.
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Gallatin County Development Association
Three Forks
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin
Broadwater
Mississippi
Montana
Washington
Missouri River
Congress
Missouri
Cotton fabrics spark comfort in dance and beachwear
Readers see cotton athletic wear praised for light weight washability and economy. A gingham exercise suit for young women is shown along with a cotton heavy net weave beach costume featuring a gingham check and concealed pleats.
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Hosh
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