Millions for Agriculture Bill Expands Seed Loans
The report on the agricultural supply bill outlines a $20,000,000 fund for drought area seed grain loans. It notes $3.5 million previously allocated for Northwest farmers, with $2,154,827 remaining to be collected from loans totaling $3,427,494 to 25,903 farmers. Details cover seed distribution, forest protection, pest control, meat and food inspections, and land acquisitions.
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Government hunters wage war on predators to protect livestock
Government hunters employed by the U S Department of Agriculture target wolves coyotes bobcats and mountain lions to protect herds and flocks across the west. The program uses traps poisons and coordinated cross border efforts with Mexican stockmen, reporting thousands of animals killed and millions saved in stock value.
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North Dakota
World News Digest of Assignments and Crimes Across Cities
A scattered, multi city roundup reports political clashes over taxation of exempt securities in Washington. sleep ing sickness deaths in Spokane. prohibition enforcement surveys in the west. whisky cargo seized near New York. Morgan's loan stance on Germany. Clara Phillips reward. assassination in Warsaw. Cuba manhunt. wheat sowing data in Washington. counterfeiting probe in Texas. rains of legal cases in California and Minnesota. a Herrin riot eye witness. noise ordinance in Berkeley. Stanford bank disappearance. Denver cash heist and mint robbery. Chicago dog death and a dramatic passerby sign.
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Spokane
Prohibition Bureau
New York
Dry” Navy
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Germany
United States
Los
Angeles
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Warsaw
Gabriel” Narutowicz
Polish Republic
Moscow
Havana
Ramon Arroyito
Cuba
Jesse James
San Antonio
Texas
Edward Tyrrell
Secret” Service
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Kansas
Roy Wilmot
Prohibition
Rostice
Pd de Po
Minneapolis
Herrin
Berkeley
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Portland
Oré
Burton U. Stanford
National Bank
Rochester
N. Y
Denver
Colorado
Charles Linton
Kansas City Federal Récherge’bank
United ‘States
Chicago
Woodlawn
Logging to expand in Lolo National Forest this winter
Lolo National Forest will see heavier logging this winter, district ranger L J Jefferson says, marking a return to larger operations after a quieter period. He notes the work will be carried out by local outfits and aims to support ongoing forest management programs.
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Missoula
Lolo National Forest
L. J. Jefferson
Lolo Forest
Boy Survives Severe Neck Injury in Joliet Incident
Andy Hetland, son of Ole A. Hetland of Joliet, sustains a broken neck in two places but remains alive and is expected to recover. Doctors report stabilization and cautious optimism as relatives await updates on his condition.
Vaccination debate on blackleg in cattle and Knowles recommendation
Objections to pill vaccination for blackleg cite potential losses from ineffective protection. Dr M E Knowles promotes Blackleg Aggressin as a low cost, easy to administer preventive with practical storage guidance. Montana buyers can obtain it from Knowles in Helena or via licensed veterinarians.
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M. E. Knowles
Blackleg
Lederle
Ageressin
M. E.knowles
Helena
Montana
Crow Agency Names Foch Park After General Foch
The Crow Indians in general council rename the Crow Agency site as Foch park to honor the French general who was initiated into the Crow tribe on November 28, 1921.
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Billings
Crow Agency
General Foch
Foch
Crow Indians In General Council
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