World News In Brief From An All Nations Wire
Items report on diplomats in Paris and Washington including Hugh C. Wallace planning to depart for Tacoma with Myron Herrick arriving in Paris. American troops and officers in Europe face moves home as the Knox resolution shapes troop withdrawals. Major general Sir Sam Hughes sinks deeper into illness while wage cuts loom for thousands of workers.
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Hugh C. Wallace
France
Paris
Washington
Tacoma
Myron ‘I. Herrick
Wallace
Rhineland
Antwerp
Cambria
Coblenz
Davi
Montana Banks Cooperate With State Insurance Board
Banks in Montana report cooperation with the state hail insurance board while plans distribute state blanks across Lewis and Clark county. County officials offer a $250 reward for arrest and conviction in tool and gasoline theft from county road construction equipment.
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Montana
Hail’ Insurance
E. K. Bowman
William M. Bigga
Board of County Commissioners
Cool Weather Delays Montana Crops Across 21 Counties
A report from county agents across 21 Montana counties notes cool unseasonable weather slows crop growth and moisture is needed in Dawson southern Custer Fergus Cascade and Teton. Winter wheat losses are reported in eastern Fergus and Wheatland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Dawson
Custer
Fergus
Cascade
Teton
Wheatland
Anaconda Copper to Relaunch Silver Zinc Mines
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company announces early resumption of silver zinc mining in the district to reduce unemployment. About 350 men in Butte, 75 in Anaconda, and 85 in Great Falls will gain work as mining, partial treatment, and finishing processes are staged across the three locations. The move aims to provide additional employment during shutdown conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
A. Ylew
Rellev-Ng
Anaconda Ang
Great Falls
E Company
State tests heads in July plan for dairy inspections
Four hundred thirty dairy licenses were issued in April by the state livestock sanitary board. Montana dairy herd inspections start July 1 with state funds and federal aid, using cooperative county agents to cover districts in a single tour. Tuberculin tests may condemn cows with owners receiving 75 percent of assessed value, state paying over a third, with county and federal funds covering the rest. In the year to February 28, 1921, the state paid $20,559.54 to condemned cattle owners.
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Helena
State Livestock Sanitary Board
W. J. Butler
Montana
Federal Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Inter scholastic track meet draws 78 high schools
May 8 Mirsouldi Official entry blanks received from 78 high schools for the interscholastic track meet. Dr J P Rowe says about 460 contestants are expected from reporting schools, compared with 255 last year. George Varnell notes last year’s meet was among the largest in the United States. John Southwick emphasizes a personal touch with county student organizations aiding entertainment. County clubs will greet visiting teams arriving by train.
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John Southwick
City official found at lake bottom near Hoffron's dam
The body of KE. R. Heagy clerk of the Dear Lodge county district court was found weighted with rocks in 12 feet of water near Hoffron's dam. Boy Scouts located the body after hundreds of residents searched the area. Coroner William Kendrick said death was likely self inflicted and no inquest will be held. Heagy survived by his wife and two daughters, with a son in Idaho.
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Anaconda
KE. R. Heagy
Dear Lodge County District
Hoffron’s Dam
William Kendrick
Heagy
Harold
Pocatello
Idaho
Bozeman Clerk Authorized to Publish Bonds for Pavement Districts
The Bozeman city clerk was authorized to publish bonds for seven pavement and improvement districts, deemed prudent while many idle men are in the city.
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Bozeman City
Missoula Pitchfork Theft Baffles Sheriff
In Missoula a thief used an unusual method to rob FE Cornell by reaching through an open window with a pitchfork. A watch and $2 were taken from a pair of trousers, found outside the window along with the raised pitchfork. A $20 bill remained in the purse.
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Missoula
Cornell
Self-Feeder Advantage Shown In Pig Fattening Experiment
An experiment at Kansas State Agricultural College compared self feeding to hand feeding for 75 pound pigs over 100 days. Ten pigs per group, one self fed with two compartments and one hand fed with a corn tankage mix. Self fed pigs used less tankage and gained more efficiently, producing about $7.35 per pig profit and requiring less labor and feed for 100 pounds of gain.
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California
Examiner
Henry J. Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco
Roy Fridley
Prohibition Enforcement
United States District Court
Phoenix
Ariz
Fridley
Leavenworth
Kan
Wapanuka
Okla
Kansas
California Grape Growers’ Association
Seattle
Kansas State Agricultural College
C. W. McCampbell
F. Ferrin
H. B Winchester
Fight Against Hog Cholera Demonstrates U S Effort
The USDA worked with 34 states to investigate hog cholera outbreaks, administer treatment, prevent spread, and stamp out contagion by cleaning and disinfecting premises. Veterinarians held demonstrations, aided practitioners, and pursued educational work, though funding cuts reduced personnel in late 1921.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Inducing Exercise in Sows Through Dormant Sleeping Quarters
A method to induce exercise in hogs keeps sow sleeping quarters away from feeding areas so sows travel distance daily. If separation is impractical, sows will get exercise by reaching hay from a low rack built for that purpose.
Feeding Young Colts For Strong Growth And Returns
Advice on feeding young colts with oats and roughage to promote healthy development and good returns in rising stock. Emphasizes balanced rations and steady nutrition for foaling and training readiness.
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Vienna
German Peace Society
United States
Sir Sam Hughes
Militia and Defense
Ottawa
Duluth
J. W H. McLean
Oliver Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
McLean
William Dalton
Chicago
Northern Trust Company
Troy
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Atlantic City
Loren Williamson
Guy Kylé
Mount Vernon
East St. Louis
Williamson
Willamson
K. M. Landis
Landis
Murray Crane
Dalton
Mass
E. L. Colquitt
Dallas
Texas
Colquitt
Vivian
Army
Somme
Hoboken
Wheaton
Scranton
Pas
Department of Justice
Harrisburg
Digi
Harding
Allied Supreme Council
Conference of Ambassadors
Reparations, Commission
George Harvey
Great Britain
Supreme Council
Noland W. Boyden
Kramer
Prohibition Bureau
Representative Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
House
Secretary of War
War Department
Hhe
Mondell
Joe" Cannon
McNary
Richard Jones
Stars and Stripes
Spry
Central Land Office
Senate Irrigation Committee
Vindivostok
Siberia
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Manchuria
Western
Mike Burzan
Phil Prija
J. J. Lyoch
Leslie B. Sulgrove
Paul George
Great’ Falls
Cascade County Taxpayers’ Association
Llendive
Witte Way
Lolo National Forest
Deep Creek
St. A. Phillips
Phillips
Superior
St. Regis
L. B. Ryman
Smith Hughes
Harlowton High School
Big Horn County
John J. Sippy
State Board of Health
V. Bailey
Register of State Funds
Miles City
Capitol
Sidney Miller
Bailey
Montana Supreme Court
Louis L. Fowler
Madison Courty
Edward C. Eliott
University of Montana
Rocky Mountain
Victor
I. D. Hitchcock
Fargo
Hill County
Missouri River
St. Louis
Missignippi
Cairo
Ill
Ohio
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Montreal
Larry M. Wilson
The
Supreme Court
Suprema Court
Theodore Brantly
John Samlin
McKinnon
Samlin
High Court
Montana Railroad Commission
John Cocoran
Eden
Mont
Hysham
Stockett
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroad
Northwest
Max Goodsell
Commercial Club
Sid Poneey
Butler
Livestock Sanitary Board
Kansas State College
Department of Agriculture
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