Madison River Trout Stream Described In Yellowstone Area
The passage notes the Madison River as a famed trout stream beginning in the park's geyser region, flowing out west then north and east to Yellowstone, and finally into the Missouri. It describes the river as wide and swift, not deep, with boulders and wade challenges, ranging 150 to 50 yards wide.
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Madison River
United States
Park
Yellowstone
Missouri
Madison
Summary of 1920s Market Ticker with Stocks and Commodities
A dense list of company names and percentages appears, including Allied Stores 34 and Amer Airlines 8, with numerous others such as Lehigh Portid 3544, Mack Trucks 247, and United Airlines 137s. The text also includes a long grain and livestock section with Chicago and Kansas City market figures, plus cattle hogs and lambs price ranges.
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Bendix Aviatn
Miami Copper
MKTRA
MontgWard
Checker Cab
Chesan & Ohio
CM &St Paul
Cheo Ri&apac
Chrysler
CIT Financial
Colo Puel
Columbia G&f
Columbia
Consol Vultee
Liver Co
Packard Motor
Panhand P&r
Paramount Pc
J C Penney
Penn Pow&Lt
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge
Kilco Corp
Phillips Petrol
Pure
Pullman
Radio K Orph
Reo Motors
Republic Avia If
Republic Steel
Dru - Reynold Tobb
Richfield Oil
St Regis Papr
Saelway
St JospehLda Schenley
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Shamrk
O&g
Karon Steel Shell Uniono
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Vacm
Amer Gold
Porto Ricus
South Pac
Southern Ry
Crane Co
Praeibie
NomeMines
Spe
Duponti
Stewart Warn
PaclePicher
Swift - Co
Aoe
Sunray
FiectricAutos
Flecpa&t Ipy
WireRailroad
Ymington
FareworthTv
Tex GulfProd
FedMoto
Tex GulfSulp
Tex Pac C&o
Flintiote
FreewortSul
GenFlectric
20Th CentFox
GenFoods
GenMotor
GenTireRule
Union Cé
Union Pacific
New York
CURB
Amer Lt&Trac
Kingston
Lena
Amer Maracab
Ark Natl Gasa
Callite Tungst
Central &S
Cessna Aircrft
Cosden Petrol
Sua
Electric B&s
Humble _ Oil
Kaiser Fraser
Lone Star Gas
Nail BellHess
Ning Hud Pwr
Northrop Airc
Pantepec Oil
Ryan Conseil
Solar Aircraft
Sterling Inc
Superior T&d
Zee Idaho Se
Wright Hater
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Madison River Trout Fishing Boom Threatens Its Rich Run
The Madison River draws claim that its warm waters and scenic highway foster huge trout. Boat fishing by professionals and guides has surged, drawing crowds and raising concerns about overfishing and a potential collapse of the river’s big-trout supply.
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Madison
Madison River
Bill Kane
Walter Caldwell
Polk Street
Waterways debate and slot machine critique splashed across letters
A reader laments Madison River trout decline and possible Montana fishing laws while recounting a plan to coach Ed the cook to catch fish. The piece also critiques Idaho slot machines and notes Twin Falls moving to outlaw them. it ends with a broad jab at equal suffrage and women’s protection.
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Sancony
Buffalo Lake
Madison
Paraplegic Veteran Shot at Kennedy Veterans Hospital
In Memphis a 31 year old paraplegic veteran, Richard Hicks of Canalou Missouri, was shot in the left thigh by Wallace Rice of Amarillo Texas during a fight on a federal reservation. Rice and Don Duckworth of Gainesville Texas are in locked wards as FBI investigates.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kennedy Veterans Hospital
Richard Hicks
Canalou
Clyde Beck
Beck
Hicks
Wallace Rice
Amarillo
Texas
Rice
Don Duckworth
Gainesville
Tex
Duckworth
FBI
Sunporch
Bonnie Rice
Alabama
Wallace H. Rice
Tulia
US Steel and CIO reach third wage raise for 170000 workers
Pittsburgh July 16 United Steelworkers and US Steel Corp announce a third wage increase averaging 13 cents an hour for 170000 hourly paid employees. The raise ranges from 9 cents for common labor to 22 cents for specialized roles. formal ratification expected later today.
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Pittsburgh
US Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Vsers
Bessemer
US Steel
Big 1
Poliomyelitis Cases Rise in Dallas Area
In Dallas the polio toll climbs to 13 city residents and three in the county. The count marks a rising health concern as officials monitor the outbreak.
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Dallas
Skylighters Plan Show At Park In Amarillo
An amateur troupe of Amarillo teens called Skylighters will debut Friday at 8 p m in Sam Houston Park at Line and Western. The show includes a band and dance team with Bonnie Reeves as director and several performers listing instruments and roles. A second appearance is planned Monday at the downtown Amarillo Kiwanis Club luncheon.
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Amarillo
Sam Houston Park
Line and Western
Skylighters
Bonnie Reeves
Bobby Wright
Ruth Peffley
Dick Bushel
Beth Jenkins
Gwen Coble
Bob Isaacs
Richard Thompson
John Isaacs
Kiwanis Club
Ticket Holders To Name Board For Orchestra
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra ticket buyers for 1948 49 season will vote for the new board of directors. Letters include current directors list for 24 seats and members at large for another 24 seats, with ballots to be returned. After ballot completion the new board will meet and appoint officers for the coming year and announce a conductor selection after the initial meeting.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Association
Tremors Reported in Guatemala City and San Salvador
Tremors were felt in Guatemala City and San Salvador on July 16 with no damage reported locally or elsewhere in the republic. No injuries or structural damage were noted in the immediate wake of the quake.
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Guatemala
Repujic
San Salvador
Former Communist Budenz urges religious stand against Soviet Union
Louis F. Budenz, former Communist and Fordham University economist, calls for a firm religious and moral stance by the United States to push back the Soviet Union. He spoke in Houston on July 16, noting his defection from communism in 1945 and his return to the Catholic Church.
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Houston
Fordham University
Soviet Union
United States
Louis F. Budenz
Eastern School
Budenz
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Chure
Russia
Sandie Band Heads to Tulia for Swisher County Celebration
Sixty Sandie Band members will lead the Swisher County Birthday Celebration parade in Tulia Saturday. A 20-car motor caravan will depart Fourteenth and Polk at 8 30 AM and reach the parade by 10 AM. Clyde Rowe directs. band members meet at 8 AM in the high school band room. The trip is sponsored by the goodwill committee of the chamber of commerce chaired by John Armstrong and Carl King. more cars are needed and donations of transportation are requested through the chamber at 5238.
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Sandie Band
Tulia
Swisher
Fourteenth
Polk
Clyde Rowe
Regoodwill Committee
Chamber of Commerce
John Armstrong
Carl King
Woman recounts knife attack near Billy Jean’s house
A girl described an attempted abduction as a man grabbed her and threatened to kill her outside Billy Jean’s home. She said Mary Ann Anderson appeared. the suspect fled after a dog bark and another scream. Police arrested a Mexican man in the 200 block of East Fourth Avenue shortly before midnight.
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Meotayoo
Billy Jean
Mary Ann Anderson
Jaycee Painters Plan Sunday Trip to Boys Ranch
Junior Chamber of Commerce members will leave Sunday morning to paint the newly constructed chapel at Boys Ranch. Jim Brown, Jaycee president, says a luncheon will be provided at noon. A chartered bus is available at 8 am in front of Senior High School for members needing transportation.
City Vault Foundations Poured at Municipal Auditorium
Footings and foundation for a two story vault in the south wing of Municipal Auditorium were poured last week. City engineer Stanton Field said the vault will serve the city tax, water and accounting departments after offices move from city hall to the auditorium. Move date set for September 1.
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Municipal Auditorium
Stanton Field
Water Department
City Hall
Pilotless Plane Takes Amarillo Route to Coast
Reports describe a two million dollar Air Force automatic transport plane flying from Wilmington Ohio to Los Angeles via Amarillo without manual control. The craft, first of its kind, relies on stored flight data to read instruments follow signals and land. The crew noted the mechanism frequently goes haywire during operations.
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Amarillo
Air Force
Wilmington
Ohio
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Graybar Dealers in All Day Meeting
Graybar Electric Co dealers gather at the Herring Hotel for an all day meeting with the theme building for the future. Buddy Mandell leads the session assisted by Ralph Neff and H. B. Cushing as they address dealers from the Panhandle South Plains and Eastern New Mexico. A luncheon was hosted in the Crystal Ballroom and Roy Graybar branch manager attended.
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Graybar Electric Co
Herring Hotel
Buddy Mandell
Graybar
Ralph Neff
Dallas
H. 8
Cushing
Hot Point
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Crystal Ballroom
Roy
Water Project Bids Opened On Tuesday by City Commissioners
City officials plan to open two bid sets Tuesday night. One for the sale of surface rights to 1 114 miles southwest land purchased for about 25 wells, and only surface rights offered while water rights are kept. The second bid set covers five concrete sand traps at five new wells to be drilled on the site. Holy City Church Bombed in Jerusalem. Franciscan monks report a mortar shell hit near the Holy Sepulchre, shattering windows at Franks Chapel.
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Holy City
Jerusalem
Church of the Holly Sepulchre
Robert Lee Reid of Hartley Dies at 75
Robert Lee Reid of Hartley died after a short illness at Northwest Texas Hospital. He was 75. The body was taken to Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home in Dalhart. Funeral arrangements were pending arrival of relatives.
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Robert Lee Reid
Hartley
Northwest
Texas
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Dalhart
Hearing On Bus Line Extension Before ICC
Examiner Alton R. Smith presided at a Friday hearing in the Federal Building on Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma Coaches Inc. request to extend an auto line. Wilson community gains service but tickets to out of state require ICC sanction. transcripts to Washington for commission review. Witnesses included H. H. Cook of Wilson State Bank and J. P. Hewitt Wilson public schools superintendent.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Alton R. Smith
Washington
Federal
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma Coaches, Inc
ICC Auto
Wilson
ICC
H. H. Cook
Wilson State Bank
J. P. Hewitt
Wilson Public Schools
John Pulsaki dies at 65 longtime Variety critic
John Pulsaki age 65 drama editor and dean of critics for Variety died of a stroke today in New York at Jewish Memorial Hospital. A Philadelphia native, he had written theater reviews for more than 36 years under the byline Thee.
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John Pulaski
Dramatc
New York
John Pulsaki
Theaterical
Variety
Jewish Memorial Tar
Pulsaki
Philadelphia
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