Rotary groups press highway plan across Montana
Montana Rotary clubs in Butte Helena and Anaconda met to push action for better state highways. George Ramsay of Helena said California quality roads would move Montana to third in U S tourist rankings. The report includes other state items from bonds in Park County to Arbor Day observances and local court settlements.
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Butte
Helena
Anaconda
George Ramsay
Montana
California
United States
Charges Made Again in Butte Morissey Case
In Butte Mrs Mayme Ronan Juckem, sister of the late Mrs Morrisey, swears Morrisey, chief of city detectives, beat his wife and caused her death. Autopsy doctors said death stemmed from alcoholism, coroner's jury cites complications from excess alcohol, as Morrisey and Juckem seek letters of administration for the deceased's estate.
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Butte
Mayme Ronan Juckem
Edward Morrisey
Morrisey
Lane urges Montana road linking national parks plan
Secretary Lane of the interior backs linking Glacier National Park with Canadian parks by roads for motor tourists. If feasible, the project will be studied by the national park service this summer and discussed with Dominion authorities as a road map is prepared. The Montana highway commission is advised that a county levy for roads and bridges applies to all property, not just extra-urban property.
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Helena
T. J. Walsh
Lane
Department of the Interior
Washington
Montana Club
National Parks
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Glacier National Park
Bauff
Watertown Lake
National Park Service
National Parks Bureau
Dominion
State Highway Commission
8. C. Foard
Army Cutworm Getting In Its Work On Wheat
Montana wheat farmers face an army cutworm outbreak threatening central Montana fields. Entomologist R A Cooley from Montana State College advises using poison bran mash to halt the worm, costing 25 to 35 cents per acre and only a small area needs treatment.
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Bozeman
Montana
R. A. Cooley
Montana State College
Cooley
Work Progressing on N. P. Freight Line
Bozeman reports progress on the Northern Pacific freight line for eastbound traffic between Logan and Bozeman. The 84 mile route, longer than the main line by 10 miles, is expected to be finished this fall. Locals foresee population growth as train crews relocate to Bozeman, and the line will ease the Logan Bozeman grade by keeping engines at Bozeman to handle freight over the hill.
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Bozeman
Northern Pacific
Logan
Bozeman Hill
Silcox Joins Printing Industry as Mediator
F A Silcox former Missoula district forester and federal employment service official resigns to become special counselor to the United Printing Industry in Chicago. He will mediate all disputes between employers and employees with broad authority to act as he sees fit.
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Silcox
Missoula
F. A. Silcox
Forest Service
Federal Employment Service
United Printing Industry
Chicago
Silcax
Grain Commission Meets at Helena to Seek Funding
Helena reporters note the grain grading inspection and warehouse commission convened to map steps to implement the act despite no appropriation. The panel includes J. M. Travis of Bole Hunt of Broadview Thomas Coninv of Havre and Chas D Greenfeld commissioner of agriculture, and consulted Assistant Attorney General Woody.
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Helena
Sixteenth Assembly
Capitol
Woody
J. M. Travis
Bole
Hunt
Broadview
Thomas Coninv
Havre
Chas. D. Greenfeld
Agriculture
Protection of feeder hogs vaccination program details
The U S Department of Agriculture explains its hog cholera vaccination and inspection system for stock yards. It notes immunization is required for newly arrived swine and disallows immunizing exposed or ill hogs, with guidance on temperature checks and shipment rules for interstate movement.
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Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pasture Improvement Tips for Spring Season
Spring time offers best chances to improve permanent pastures. Clean fields by removing brush stumps and debris, harrow and disk reseeding areas, apply lime and fertilizer, and consider terracing. Use white and Japan clover bermuda bluegrass and other grasses in suitable areas. Reseeded pastures should be lightly grazed first year and cattle kept off in spring until well started, then closer grazing later.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bermuda
Live Stock Notes on Piglets and Lambs Feeding
A furrowing rally in the pen protects young pigs. Pigs die if they access sows after weaning. Old milk is poisonous. Lambs up to three weeks old should be fed ten times daily, half a pint of milk per lamb at each feeding.
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Thiny Town
Dairy Cow Is Economical
Two facts stand out as reasons for rising milk production. Milk on the market provides food and growth elements more economically than meat or eggs. The dairy cow is the most economical producer of animal food, turning coarse feeds like grass, cornstalks and hay into milk, more efficiently than other farm animals.
Calf Scours Remedy Guideline Using Formaldehyde Mix
Instructions suggest mixing one ounce of 40 percent formaldehyde with 16 ounces of water to treat calf scours. Feed one teaspoonful per pound of milk given, then reduce milk. If constipation occurs, follow with a two ounce castor oil dose after two feeds.
Feeding grain to a young calf
When a calf shifts from whole milk to skim milk it will begin to eat grain. Place a small amount of grain in its mouth after each milk feeding to teach it to eat grain unaided. Do not feed grain with milk. allow the calf to chew the grain itself.
Preventing Disease in Milk Handling Cites Health Essentials
The guidance lists tuberculin tested cows free of udder inflammation as first essentials to keep disease germs out of milk. It emphasizes healthy workers and pure water from protected sources as secondary, followed by clean utensils, covered pans, and clean cows.
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Sippy
Z. P. Carroll
Elena
Glass
Salt Lake
National Knights of Columbus War Council
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Somers
Dean Linfield
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W. F. Prune
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Iensburg
Washiet
C. D. Sterling
Sherman
Wolf Point
Bessie Burt
Bernie Wilber
R. G. Dunn & Co
Butte Morrisey
Canada
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N. P
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First National Bank
E. H. Brundage
Undertaker Dillon
Burke Auto Transfer Company
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