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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1963

Page

14

Slaughter Steers Fuel Higher U S Beef Output

Slaughter steers in U S markets show rising average weights with Chicago at 1202 pounds and carcass averages near 626 pounds setting records. USDA notes continued strong slaughter under federal inspection and a beef production surge to 272.3 million pounds last week as prices stabilize and lean stock clears later summer. Bert Hucheson predicts upward price movement once surplus stock is absorbed, possibly mid July to early August.

U.S U.S. Department of Agriculture Chicago USDA Bert Hucheson

Utah State U leads in IBM dairy record keeping efforts

Logan Utah USA officials say machine computing has given dairymen more complete accurate legible and consistent records for managing their cows. The Utah State University program has attracted interest from surrounding states as a pioneer in dairy record keeping.

Logan Utah UPI Utah State University IBM USA

Montana January to July Temperature Averages

The report notes Montana average January temperature around 19 degrees and July about 68 degrees, illustrating a wide seasonal swing. It highlights the state’s continental climate with hot summers and cold winters.

Montana

Market Climb for Bulls and Dip for Cows at Montana Livestock

Montana Livestock Auction Inc in Butte sold 274 head as cows fell 25 cents and bulls rose 25 cents. Prices ranged from veal calves at 25 to 32 dollars, heavy bulls 19.50 to 21.70, stocker and feeder trades steady, with hogs totaling 182 and butchers up 25 cents to a top of 17.65.

Montana Livestock Auction, Inc Butte Earl Britton

URI Agriculture College finds few graduates become farmers

Kingston Rhode Island University of Rhode Island College of Agriculture survey shows since 1894 only 10 percent of graduates became farmers. Nearly half entered public service careers, mainly teaching.

Kingston, RI UPI University of Rhode Island College of Agriculture

Sunday Crossword Puzzle by Thomas Welch

Crossword puzzle clues listed across and down with varied wordplay references from Tinkling to French flower. The page lists entries such as Brother and Arrival with multiple theme clues and designer notes for fill.

Local firms host seminars and honor long-serving staff

Ralph Olsen of Magicland Business and Humble Oil executives led a two day Missoula seminar for Eddy Bakers officers and managers. In Yellowstone Park Canyon Village nearly 100 attendees discussed 1963 plans while Mountain States Telephone honored 19 former employees for up to 45 years of service.

Ralph Olsen Humble Oil and Refining Co Missoula Denver Tulsa Houston W. M. Pitcher Humble Eddy Bakeries Canyon Village Yellowstone Park J. E. O'Connell Helena Frank Young Eddy’s Butte Joe Estep Edd’s Northwest Bond Bread Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co Finlen Hotel The Telephone Co. Pioneer Organization Daniel W. Sullivan Mountain States Co Sullivan

Steinbeck Travels With Charlie Goes Paperback

Nobel laureate John Steinbeck releases a paperback edition of Travels With Charlie. He narrates a U S tour with emphasis on Montana, declaring affection for the state as the book earns praise as a moving, honest work. The paperback debuts in Butte.

John Steinbeck Charlie Steinbeck United States Montana Butte T. M. Edwards The Metals Bank and Trust Co Bank of Yuma Yuma Ariz Montana State University Metals Bank

Northern Oil Fields Report Best State Activity

In Helena the Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission noted Cardinal Petroleum Co. went five-for-five in drilling in the Flat Coulee Field, Liberty County. From the southern district four producers were reported, led by Shell Oil Co. and Unit State 42-16 with a 391 barrel well.

Helena UPS Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Cardinal Petroleum Co Flat Coulee Liberty County Shell Oil Co State Fallon County Coral Creek Phillips Petroleum Co Kiyo No. 1 Glacier County Shell Pan American Lookout Butte Gulf States Oil Co Tom Hudiburgh Richey McCone County Phillips Petroleum Roosevelt County Ozark Corporation Rosebud County Anschutz Oil Co., Inc Sagave

Physical fitness push in schools faces critique and action

Reader notes decrying the view that athletes receive all conditioning. The piece urges vigorous daily programs in schools for all children and directs to the President's Council on Physical Fitness for more information. The second portion reports oil drilling updates across Montana counties, listing wells, depths, and productions in Fallon, Roosevelt, McCone, Rosebud, and Glacier counties.

President's Council On Physical Fitness Washington D.C

Tick Fever Case Reported in Ravalli County Montana

The Montana State Board of Health reported one case of Colorado Tick Fever in Ravalli County last week, the first this year. The weekly bulletin also notes flu remains widespread with 28 of 58 total Montana flu cases in Silver Bow County and total flu cases at 4,849 for the year.

FE. A. Ciabattari Butte Montana State Public Accountants Association Kalispell Ciabattari Colorado Mark Stanford University Helena UPI State Board of Health Ravalli County State Board

Soybeans Lead Other Grains To Firm Ground

Chicago reports soybean futures led a firmer grain complex on the Board of Trade with wheat, corn, oats and rye also higher. Traders cited anticipated lower soybean yields this year and possible supply shortfalls. Chicago stocks fell as harvest ran ahead and producers held back supplies amid frost and cash wheat scarcity.

Chicago UPI Chicago Board of Trade Indiana

Vast Canadian site yields granite for mountain powerhouse

Over a million cubic yards of solid granite were blasted from a mountain in Western Canada to create space for a large underground powerhouse. The project seeks to avoid extreme cold, with 60 to 100 feet of annual snowfall faced, and water for turbines to be directed through distant tunnels from a faraway lake.

Canada

Anaconda Citizens Group Launches Hotel Renovation Drive

A 45-member Citizens Committee led by Ben H. Goodman seeks funds to renovate Marcus Daly Hotel and build a motel on adjacent property. The hotel, built 75 years ago, faces closure without work. Area Redevelopment Administration provides 188000 loan at 4 percent and Small Business Loan Administration commits 22000 for operating capital, aiming to raise about 200000 more through stock sales. Goodman stresses the hotel's civic role and community support.

Anaconda Ben H. Goodman Marcus Daly Area Redevelopment Administration Small Business Loan Administration Ted Itses Goodman

Pacific Northwest Grain Growers elect new officers

At Spokane the Pacific Northwest Grain Growers named Paul A. Publis of Almira president and Winston Weber of Odessa first vice president. Fred Cann of Moscow Idaho became second vice president, Merrill M. Sather was re elected secretary, and Richard Stevens of Spokane was re tained as treasurer. The top three posts went to cooperative representatives for the first time.

Spokane UPI Paul A. Publis Almira Pacific Northwest Winston Weber Odessa Fred Cann Moscow Idaho Merrill M. Sather Richard Stevens Publis Almira Grain Weber Odessa Union Warehouse Cooperative Cann Latah Grain

Population forecast for United States reaches 250 million

By 1930 it is estimated the population of the United States will rise to 250 million from approximately 188 million this year.

United States

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