Substantial Gains in Cascade County Baby Beef Cattle
Great Falls reports significant progress in Cascade County 4-H baby beef project. 29 calves fed under a new system show rapid weight gains from about 350 pounds to near 800 pounds, with average daily gains around two pounds. Cameron, county extension agent, notes reduced bloat and a shift to gradual feeding of oats then ground wheat, fattening on homegrown wheat and barley.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Ray E. Cameron
Kenneth Sire
Brie
Cameron
Missoula Rotana Club Reorganized
Missoula sees reorganization of the Missoula Rotana club a civic group for professional and business women perfected at a Florence hotel banquet. Miss Winifred Heaper national organizer from Butte led the installation of the Missoula division and outlined the club aims for members from diverse business and professions.
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Missoula
Sugar Beet Prospects Rise Across Western Montana
Missoula reports crop prospects for sugar beets are the best since Amalgamated Sugar invaded the state. G D Keating, district manager, toured Flathead and Bitter Root valleys noting 60 acres planted and fields thriving despite cold and rain. A week of sun could boost yields, with more beets destined for the Missoula factory than ever before. The fall run begins Oct 1 and slicing operations may extend 100 days if weather cooperates.
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Missoula
Montana
Amalgamated Sugar Company
G. D. Keating
Dicriot
Acre
Drouth
Man Found Guilty Of Beating Boys In Montana Court
Bozeman June 10 W E Campbell was yesterday found guilty by a justice court jury of assault in the third degree on Raymond Schwelt ering. Campbell was charged with striking the youth with a club last Saturday while Schwelt ering and Archie Johnson were hiking over the Campbell place. The punishment was left to Justice of the Peace D B E Moser who presided.
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Bozeman
W. E. Campbell
Justice Court
Raymond Schweltering
Campbell
Schweltering
Archie Johnson
Justice of the Peace
E. Moser
Production of James Story Delayed to Late Summer
June 10 Billings The film adaptation of Lone Cowboy’s life story faces a delay by Paramount until late summer. Production was planned for this month with the James ranch on East Pryor Creek as the locale. The writer suggests work may start before September and notes other James stories may be optioned for screen adaptation. Whitney Darrow of Scribner’s Sons discusses a colored illustrated classic edition of Lone Cowboy to be bound like Smoke.
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Billings
James
Paramount
East Pryor Creek
Atudiag
Jean
Whitney Darrow
Charles Scribner's Sons
Darrow
Livestock Drowned In Heaviest Rain In Three Years
Harlowton reports the heaviest rain in three years causing flood damage to highways and bridges. Basements flooded, sheep scattered, many ewes drowned or died from exposure. Hog losses reported at Van Dyke's slaughter house on Antelope Creek. Labrie Ranch and other stockmen report significant losses. Road culverts washed out and carpenters drafted for repairs.
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Harlowton
van Dyke's Inc
Antelope Creek
Labrie Ranch Company
Shawmat
Farmer of Richland Dies After Tractor Accident
Sidney reports a fatal field accident when farmer Hea Senner fell from a tractor and was run over. The tractor, after passing, veered away as he lay on the ground. Senner was taken to Clandive hospital where he died from internal injuries days later. A search party later found a gruesome sight in the field.
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Sidney
Xeryloos
Metah
Hea Seuner
Senner
William Grader
Workman Struck By High Power Line In Accident
Robert Goocher of Cascade Construction suffered a fractured skull a broken clavicle and multiple bruises after riding on a truck and being struck by a low hanging power line. He was found unconscious on the road and taken to Sisters of Mercy hospital where his condition was serious but expected to improve.
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Kaltspell
Robert Goocher
Cascare Construction Company
Sisters of Mercy Hospital
Gonder
Goncher
Cnacher
Cascade Construction Company
Coram-Belton Brehway
Beet field labor fully supplied says Utah Idaho Sugar manager
Chinook June 10 The beet labor situation is now well taken care of according to Manager R L Howard of the Utah Idaho Sugar company The lack of Mexican workers was offset by a supply from the union section men from the beach farming section and workers from Havre and other northern points came into the valley and are stationed along the line or preparing to move to farms in the territory
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RL. Howard
Utah-Idaho Augar Company
Unig
Havre
Meaderville Man Tony Martinetto Missing Ten Days
In Meaderville Butte on June 16 the sheriff urged a search for Tony Martinetto also known as Tony Verdi a 41 year old resident who vanished from his home on June 1. Neighbors say nothing from his 76 Main street has been moved as officers continue a wide search for him.
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Butte
Tony Martinetto
Tony Verdi
Meaderville
Althgugh
Main Street
Martinetto
Anmyona
Sheriff's Office
Oner
Geer Lodge Rodeo Boosts Prizes for Deer Lodge Event
Deer Lodge hosts the Geer Lodge Rodeo July 3 and 4 under the Deer Lodge Rodeo Association. The third annual show increases prize money by about $800 over last year, with roughly $1,600 available across events. Md Branx directs, listing contestants from across the West including prominent riders and ropers.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Todeo Association
MD Branx
Dear Lola
Eran
Calgery
Cheyenna
Madigan Square Garden
New York
Cowboys
Enweiris
Atl Parte
Spelling debate over outlaw chief name in 19th century deed
Historians argue about the spelling of outlaw sheriff Jesory Plummer also known as Plumer. A deed to property in Randack Idaho from September 1838 shows the writ of execution issued by the Miners' Court at Rannack. The document names the recipient Shiney Edgerton and describes the house on Main Street Annand. The bid amount is listed as 4300 dollars. the usual spelling of the sheriff’s name is Plummer rather than Plumer.
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Butte
Jesory Plummer
Renter Ramnark
Alex
Rannack
Idaho
Alank
Shiney Edgerton
Jusee
Montana Territory
Main Etreet
Aannard
Historing
Plummer
Plumer
Discover death by own action In Roaming Flouse
Kalispell June 19 The body of a man registered at the Savoy farming house as J R Car son with unknown address was found dead in bed by the proprietor about noon today An empty carbolic bottle lay on the floor near him He had evidently taken the contents during the night as the body was cold and rigid when Sheriff Rinks arrived No acquaintance could be found though several said he was drunk yesterday In his clothing pockets were several cancelled notes dated 1915 and 1924 to the Merchants Bank of Fareka.
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Kalispell
Savoy
J. R. Carson
Sheriff Rinks
Nooane
Mers' and Merchants’ Bank of
Fareka
Beekeeping Experts Bring 900 Colonies to Nashua for Relocation
A Montana group led by A Sippel and C J Wilson, with state agriculture backing, moved 900 bee colonies by fast freight from California to Nashua for permanent setup in Valley County. The team will map yard locations, aiding Varley county honey production prospects. A northern Montana survey aims to gauge yearly capacity, expected around 50 carloads, with 15 carloads this year if crops stay normal.
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A. Sippel
Bozeman
State Department of Agriculture
Naghua
Tmedlandes
Harlem Must Vote on Special School Levy
Harlem voters in district 12 face a June 26 election to approve a special levy for Harlem schools. The article explains tax base losses from real estate valuations have reduced state and county support, making the levy essential to keep schools open for the coming nine months.
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Harlem
Berome Neressa
Prado
Towerie Af
Burglary Strikes Laurel Store Wednesday Morning
Burglars broke into the Yauebn Regenle store at Laurel early Wednesday, stealing blankets, shoes and merchandise. Less than complete clues found, with some items recovered near the Laurel post office. investigators traced possible connections to Dan Stephenson and a deputy sheriff, while store rounds later found no disturbance.
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Yauebn & Regenle
Laurel
Orespart
Sheriffs Office
Dan Stephenson
Seed Plant to Rebuild After Fire Near Miscauld
Miscauld June 10 A town plant for collecting and preparing Lee seeds will be established at the Camp Creek ranger station above the Altter Huot valley to replace the one burned last year. It will operate next fall with a capacity of 1 000 bushels. Cones are gathered by locals, seeds processed, dried, extracted, cleaned, and traded.
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Camp Creek
Altter Huot
Dh. Paerty
Barenac Forest Service Uresery
Haugan
Aato Nurseries
Valley county man gravely ill from tick fever
Glasgow June detals report a Valley man Magruder, 49, a local rancher, bitten by a tick while near Ninth Palit Missouri river. He developed fever and spots. hospital transfer followed after several days. Doctors, including Dr Smith, caution illness can be serious but recovery possible.
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Glasgow
Magruder
Od Aw
Magruder Companye
Missouri
Kerama MT
Magrador
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