Indian meet at Montana State College on self subsistence farming
The June conference of the U and Indian field representatives at Montana State College focused on placing Indians on a self subsistence basis. Speakers from extension and staff covered livestock, dairying, crops, and club work to promote economical production and practical use of new methods, with emphasis on disease prevention, market types, and community gardening for year round food supplies.
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Indian Field Service
Mucatanal
Waa
First H1 teams picked at Falls for state meet
Great Falls is hosting the state meet with H1 class teams chosen. Captain Fred Erichsen led the A team from Anaconda Copper Man Works in a dual event at ACM clubhouse. A and B teams from Great Falls area participated, posting scores of 190 and 88 respectively.
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Falls
Fred Erichsen
Fiat
Anaconda Copper Manins Company
Tantest Am
ACM
Neo
Permanpel
Great Falls
Judy
Winnie Tian
Besdea
Cornwall Man Arrested After Firehouse Incident
Cornwall ont Joseph Larose confronted firefighters at a station and was told to leave. He claims the men insulted him and he was later arrested and fined five shillings for the incident. He vows to act more carefully in the future.
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Cornwall
Joseph Larose
Bers
Great Falls Woman To Sculpt Surrender Chief Joseph Plaque
Great Falls artist Mrs Jer ae S Lincoln will model a bronze plaque depicting the surrender of Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce to General Nelson A Miles. The piece, to be carved in greenish blue granite, honors both sides and aims for dedication near Bears Paw battlefield in September.
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Great Falls
Joseph
Great Walls
Mark
Nelson
Jer Ae S Lincoln
Lincoln
Charlea Musrell
Fame
Washington
Rts
Sroth Leavitt
Indian Affairs
House
Lincalm
Dlacretion
Genmal Miles
Heim
Bears Paw
Chet Joseph
Miles
Sitting Bull
Indiana
Custer
Maishacre
Canada
Leavalt
Congress
Leavitt Joseph
Nes Perce
Snake River
Idaho
Bitter Root Mountains
Lolo Pass
Bitter Root
A Notoh
Missoula
Alfalfa Trials in Michigan Favor Montana Varieties
Experimental alfalfa work at the Michigan station compared Montana varieties to local stocks. After testing 14 types over eight years the Montana strains yielded about 14 tons per acre, outperforming Kansas and Arizona varieties. Michigan’s hardy hybrid surpassed all strains in humid conditions, establishing the superior performance of Montana types.
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Michigan
Montana
Kansas
Excessive Wheat Feeding to Hens Cuts Down Laying
Bozeman June 28 Excessive wheat feeding by poultry farmers lowers egg production in Montana flocks. Miss H Cushman Montana State College extension poultry specialist urges balanced rations. A growing mush with wheat and protein, greens, and alfalfa pasture recommended to sustain full production through fall and winter.
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Bozeman
H . Cushman
Montana State College
Pulleta
Rangers to Have Protection From Lightning Bolts
Forest rangers in Deer Lodge National Forest will not enter unprotected lookout stations after a lightning strike injured Rangers Rutger Skillman and Richard Richtmeyer and destroyed a test station on Mount Emerne. Major Dyan Kelley ordered immediate enclosure, with eight year test results cited as past delays.
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Jookout
Inokowt
Weekly business review hints at renewed optimism in industry
New York June 28 optimism lifts business mood as war debt plan and commodity prices spark activity. Copper, zinc, lead, silver, hides, cotton rise about 7 percent from month start while carloadings fall 28,000 cars week to week and bank clearings drop about 20 percent. Retail trade steady with firmer prices in textiles and petroleum price outlook discussed.
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Claude
New York
Imoney Whan
Hoover
Mid Continent
California
General advance in bonds recorded across groups
The general advance in bonds last week extended to all groups with emphasis shifting among sectors. Foreign issues showed strength while industrials and public utility bonds rose modestly. US government loan sales and new offerings drew attention, including a big issue from Commonwealth Exchang and Travanc Formosa Power.
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Alexander
New York
Schengtt
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Yarresl
Travan
Formosa
Drunken Driver From Country Fined One Hundred Dollars
Ed Bjorking alias Berking, 68, farm operator in Millegan, was arraigned in municipal court Saturday and fined 100 dollars by Magistrate Thongs Lenihan. Bjorking was committed to the city jail for 60 days for nonpayment of the fine after arrest Friday night by Patrolman TLJ Saltazar following involvement in two alleged incidents. He claimed he was antagonized when arraigned in municipal court.
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Great Alls
Ed Bjorking
Berking 68
Millegan
Thongs Lenihan
Bjork Ing
Patrobman
Saltazar
Helenes Montana Daily Independent Publishing Intro
TheHelens Montana Daily Independent Publishing Company prints daily news with Associated Press dispatches. Regional offices listed in New York Chicago and Butte distribute local and national items to hotels and subscribers across the United States.
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Posalioo
Helens
Dmoeane
THD Independent Publishing Company
The
Notice to Advertisers for Classified Rates and Deadlines
The Independent explains ad submission rules and proofs for advertisers. Ads must be in advance of publication day and proofs sent at least one day earlier. Rates for want ads apply with two cents per word per insertion and a minimum charge of 25 cents. South Main Street business office handles display ads and newspaper delivery issues.
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Noticy
Carye
South Main Street
Mason Meetings Helena Todge Sut Stated June 19 8 P.M.
Masonic notices list Helena Todge Sut meeting times with dates June 19 and June 24 at 8 and 4 P.M. and announce degrees and initiations for Josephine Hepner and others at Algeria Temple with events around June 15 8 P.M. and June 34 6 8 P.M.
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Helena Todge
Recese Algeila Temple
Bhiriie
Bummer
Josephine Hepner
Mirlassy Chapcer
Talipn
Jude
Notice of Probate of Will in Lewis and Clark County
District Court of the First Judicial District of Montana announces the probate of the last will of Charles Crowley deceased. Pursuant to a June 17 1931 order the court fixes Monday June 29 at 10:00 am in the district court room at the county seat for proving the will and for hearing Daniel H Crowder petition for letters testamentary. Any interested party may appear and contest. Clerk Will Whalen Deputy Clerk Rae Smith Smith Manan and Smith Attorneys Helena Montana.
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Montana
Lewis and Clark
Murz Fierce
Uca
Lew
Clark
J N Glass
Tim
Sealy Will Whalen
Rae
Smith Drputy
Hepner
Helens, Dontans
Attorner
Firet Judicial
Miserict
Lewis and Cl
Crowley
Suse Wit
Equet House
Lea's and
Daniel H Crawler
Will Whalen
Q Smith
Smith Manan and Smith
Pelitionty
Helena
Statement by Kerr promises Polson dam work resumption
Polson June 28. Frank M Kerr vice president and general manager of Phoenia Construction says work on the Polson dam will resume in March or April 1932 and the completion date remains 1934 per lease terms. The delay stems from general market conditions and lack of demand for electricity. Families at the Phoenix Construction campsite may stay in their homes with water and fire protection provided as the company searches for a start.
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Monhiel
Montand Conmian
Morhignan State College
Polson
Frank M Kerr
Tatt Tornquist
Phoenia Construction Company
Flathead Valley
Judy
Tarnquist
Gom
Kerr
Butte
Ker
Federal Power Commission
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Dillon Elks Drum Corps to Represent at Seattle Meeting
Dillon June 28 Dillon Elks drum corps traveled to Butte for a practice with the Butte and Anaconda units. The three groups plan to combine on one or two selections for the national Elks convention in Seattle. Members report satisfactory results and the Dillon corps will depart on a Northern Pacific special train in July. Delegates named include David Wiel, Karl Wheat, and others.
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Dillon
Dillon Elks!rum Corps
Butte
Anaconda
Elka
Seattle
Sagaton
Northern Pacific
Mombeia
Dillon Corps
Rutte
David Wiel
Karl Wheat
Aon Baale
Melvin Smith
Ott Gor
Dutton Grain Mien Split 24000 At Annual Meeting
Great Falls June 28 Farmers in the Dutton district received over 24000 in cash dividends based on 4 cents per bushel for grain handled by the Dutton Co operative association. About 8300 bushels were processed at just over a cent per bushel. A 5 cent per bushel dividend was added as the regular stock dividend. Frank Waters named vice president and F Prott secretary-treasurer. directors include John Shields Chris Jenaen Frank Waters, Frank Loch, David Davidson, Die Bosholt, F Schabelts. Attendants from Farmers Union Terminal Association and local Lions Club attended the meeting.
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Great Falls
Dutton
Dutton Co-operative Association
Association
M Gibler
Frank Waters
F Prott
Secrolary-Treasurar
John Shields
Chris, Jenaen
Frank Loch
David Davidson
Die Bosholt
F Schabelts
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Farmers Union Terminal
Perry & Brown
Pottery Factory Established at Columbia Falls
WC Ralle start a pottery plant at Columbia Falls after training in Brooklyn. A small operation produced initial items and plans to expand. Clay from nearby Whitefish is praised for Montana markets as a new supplier of Indian design souvenirs under the Going to the Sun Pottery name.
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Columbia Falls
WC. Ralle
Penland
Rule
Pratts Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rutle
Montana
Hilo
Ruile
Columbia, Falls
Kallspell
Lak
Pottess
Milwaukee Railroad Seeks Feeder Stock for South Dakota
The Milwaukee Railroad aims to expand feeder stock demand in eastern South Dakota as rains boost forage crops. Livestock agents Exon W Hall of Miles City and Paul M Tews of Milwaukee Railroad host conferences to examine feeder lambs cattle and sheen, noting potential markets in Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota. Eastern Montana raisers could benefit from price shifts and better access as several South Dakota feeders visit to share reports on feed stocks and forage.
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Miles City
South Dakota
Exon W Hall
Paul M Tews
Milwyaukee Railroad
Iowa
Tows
Wisconsin
Minnenote
Montacato
South Dnakota
Visiting Birdman Grounds Plane and Shoves Ott at Airport
In Butte on a June day a visiting aviator performed a ground loop before shoving Ott. An army plane landed from the east as the visitor exited, climbed onto his craft, then left while ground crew responded. Local observers described the tense scene and westward departure.
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Ott
Butte
Algoord
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Othey
Montame Cardi
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Wann Kove Prataree Sunate At
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National Bank
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Don Wilton
Miso
On & Zoom
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Giath
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Bath
Howie
Ith Ave
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Greless
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Tin
Ohio
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Ben Wiehe
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IiMadalo
Breckenridga
Cook
Pratt & Heath Co
James Jose
William Sampson
Jann Travis
Davies
Jenus HM Sampson
Meir
Sestena
Aizteen
Lawla and Clark
Winety Dsya
Imaeder
Walter Davis
Elks’ Drum Corps
Dutton Grain
Milwaukee Railroad
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