Triangle in Montana may regain its status after six drought years
Extension Service at Bozeman notes rainfall in the Triangle during June and July 1929 rivaled 1915 and 1916, suggesting crops could rebound. While favorable precipitation offers hope, experts warn pest pressure and weed overgrowth may prevent a bumper crop, with reports from Teton Chateau and Blaine counties indicating varied but promising yields.
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Triangle
Montana
State College At
Bozeman
Patton
Extension Service
Teton County
Chateau County
Blaine County
Boyhood presidential dream still alive says Jad Tunkins
Jad Tunkins recalls as a boy he imagined becoming president of the United States and maintains he still has as good a chance as some better known candidates.
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Jad Tunkins
United States
Household Hints For Caring Kitchen Utensils
The guide favors Birch wood or beach for handles and warns rubber handles shrink swell and burn. Do not heat steel knives. wash egg beaters carefully and oil them to ease use. Coat stored utensils to prevent rust with paraffin or unsalted fat. Remove dents with steam iron and wet cloth. Use lemon juice vinegar acids carefully and avoid scratching soft aluminum. Use only clean eggs for preservation and avoid washing them.
Baking is Good Test for Preserved Eggs
The preserved eggs prove best when used in baking pop overs from the Bozeman State College chemistry department. The eggs raise the batter without baking powder and offer a mild flavor that highlights the eggs. A tested recipe uses 1 egg, % cup bread flour, 7-16 cup milk, 4% teaspoon salt, % teaspoon melted butter. Boiling also serves as a test. flavor differences may reflect lack of accustomed taste rather than an objectionable quality.
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State College
Bozeman
Pit silos boost Fort Benton corn to feed efficiency
County agent in Fort Benton Mont says using the entire corn crop for feed via pit silos boosts storage, reduces waste, and cuts costs. A 12 by 20 foot pit holds about 40 tons, enough for 15 head of stock for five months, with seven to eight acres of corn. Pit silos are cheap, durable, and easy to build.
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Fort Benton
Mont
Chateau County
Gratitude Measured Like Tips in the Restaurant
Uncle Eben explains politeness as gratuity with a proverb about tipping. The saying suggests the bigger the tip, the louder the thanks.
Relief aid in Russia credited with saving lives and aiding recovery
Colonel William M. Haskell reported to Secretary Hoover that American relief in Russia totaling 60 million dollars over two years saved millions, aided recovery, and left a lasting goodwill legacy for the United States. The effort funded nearly a million tons of supplies, fed and vaccinated millions, and supported extensive public health and sanitation strides.
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Tashington
Russia
William M. Haskell
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Haskell
America
Relief Administration
United States
Congress
Co operative Movement Gains in Europe
OUSTON THOMPSON of the federal trade commission returns from a three months survey of European co operative marketing societies. He notes access to books and plants, government aid limited to education, and a strong back to the soil trend. He observes cooperatives spur competition and foster an international cooperative spirit.
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Ouston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Europe
Thompson
British Isles
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Esthenia
Latvia
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Poland
Germany
Italy
France
Institute of Economics study questions Germany's capacity to pay
The Carnegie backed Institute of Economics reports Germany can pay nothing under current conditions. The study, Germany's Capacity to Pay, by Moulton and McGuire, analyzes cash and in kind payments totaling 6.25 billion dollars, with France claiming 2.5 billion and Germany 10 billion.
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HE Institute of Economics
Germany
Carnegie Corporation of New Ao York
Moulton
C. H W. McGuire
France
Commission
Institute
Europe Remains Our Greatest Market Says Hoover Aid
Secretary of Commerce Hoover warns that American manufacturers focus on South America and Asia may hinder Europe trade. Commerce Reports emphasizes Europe remains the U S largest customer and urges exporters, farmers, and producers to consider Europe's import capacity and demand for manufactured goods.
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Hoover
Europe
South America
Asia
Department of Commerce
United States
Latin America
Far East
United Kingdom
Bremen
Rescue and Romance Intertwined in 1774 River Rescue
Rebecca Martin paddled along the Olio river seeking a friend's cabin when a war party of Indians attacked. A swift rescue by Capt. Isaac Williams saved her, and weeks later a wandering minister married Rebecca to Williams, turning danger into love.
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Rebecca Martin
Olio
Grove Creek
Rebecca
Isaac Williams
Rebecca Williams
The Peril of Edison Ford's Money Scheme
A historical analysis contrasts Edison Ford commodity currency with a gold basis. It warns that printing money cannot create real purchasing power and explains how inflation would hurt most and aid few, risking a deadly spiral similar to or worse than Russia's. The piece cites American Bankers Association and William Foster on the folly and dangers.
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United States
Germany
Russia
Edison-Ford
American Bankers Association
William T. Foster
Pollack Foundation For Economic Research
Foster
Ford
Golden Dam
Congress
Banks Help Club Work In Yakima County
Banks in Yakima County Washington have loaned 8670 dollars to boy and girl club members. Yakima County lists 29 pig club members 24 poultry club members and 43 dairy club members. Dairy club members use pure bred stock with local breeders and bankers cooperating fully.
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Yakima County
Washington
Pig Club
Poultry Club
Dairy Club
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