Fragmented notice listing names for censorship publication
A damaged OCR fragment lists individuals including Wes Izzard Paul Allingham Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah inter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nor-Cyne Joe Hess and Chariey Under, with unclear context and roles. The piece appears to be a censored or publication notice from a local newspaper page segment.
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E Giobe- Ews Y Cane of
Censors
Boreit
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
Bartlett Grady Camp
Sarah Inter
Bob Babb
Lewis
Nor- Cyne
Joe Hess
Chariey
I Smell a Mouse in West Yellowstone Fishing Tale
Eight anglers fished the Snake River yesterday, catching six trout none weighing a pound. Weather was poor with late season conditions, recent snow, high water, and few flies. Despite the effort, the haul was underwhelming.
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West Yellowstone
Snake River
Montana barber seeks fishing law for Montana citizens
The barber charged a dollar and a quarter for a haircut and proposed a Montana law restricting fishing to bonafide Montana citizens. He says he fishes every Sunday but never catches more than he eats, and when fishing is good he eats more to handle the surplus. He is a bachelor who cooks his own meals and refrigerates leftovers.
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Montana
Outlawing visitors would boost fishing says Montanan
A quoted exchange discusses laws on visiting fishermen. One speaker argues banning visitors would reduce tourism but increase fish, while the other notes tourism mainly seeks scenery and supports keeping visitors. The dialogue contrasts tradeoffs between tourism and fishing resources.
Fishing Decline Cited Amid Tourist Growth and Poor Waters
A local observer notes rapid fishing decline over five years due to higher fishing pressure from tourists. Native reports echo the trend as late season waters worsen. Worm and bait anglers claim trout are scarce in streams and lakes, fueling concerns of a crisis similar to past legislative fears about outsiders.
Montana Trout Fishing Declines Amid Earthquake Bump
A Montana fisherman reflects on five years of declining trout fishing from peak returns of 30 to 50 trout per session to a recent five hour outing yielding six rainbows. He laments the loss of a once strong outdoor tradition as thousands invade for the sport, while a cabin earthquake intrusion adds a note of local tremor.
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Montana
Stan ton Thatcher Quits to Build Larger Project
The text notes Thatcher's departure and plans for a bigger building at a new site, dismissing the setback as part of a larger game. It contrasts two reporters, mentioning that two weeks passed without sufficient fish for the group, while Izaak Walton Tack fished one day and caught two of six.
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Izaak Walton Tack
Texans Gather for Fishing Camp Rumors Sparked
In Texas gathering sites, 24 Texans were counted with more in nearby camps. The main topic was whether fishing would be good this season, reflecting local chatter among participants.
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Texas
Attitude Toward Korean Situation Sparks World War Cynicism
The passage notes a lack of concern about Korea and suggests a fatalistic view that a world war may be inevitable. An old saying compares unpredictable human or mule behavior, underscoring a resigned mood about potential conflict.
Tobacco chewing among Oklahoma-born men puzzled researchers
A long-standing cultural pattern appears to link tobacco use with regional norms in Oklahoma. Historical accounts suggest older practices, rural life, and peer influence reinforced chewing as a social habit. Public health data indicate higher usage rates than national averages in some cohorts.
Sooner Says He Won’t Share Tobacco After Using It
A late 19th or early 20th century Sooner quip lauds thrift by noting a man would not offer a chew after he has chewed it himself, reflecting frontier humor on generosity and personal economy.
Dr Hagg Warns Of Overeating And Calls For Moderation
The speaker recounts Dr Hagg visiting at breakfast and noting excessive eating. He admits a lifelong habit of overindulgence and struggle with temperance, acknowledging he has never known when to stop. He reflects on his nature as a hog at heart and the burden of self control.
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Dr. Hagg
Letter to Mr Royal About Sticking Typewriter
A personal note requests help with a new typewriter lent by Paul Allingham. The writer explains frequent borrowing, maintenance efforts, and asks why the machine sticks despite assurances of good condition. The letter ends with a practical question about table height.
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Mr. Royal
Paul Allingham
Thanks to Mr Ralph Spangler for the leader book
A reader thanks Mr Ralph Spangler for sending a leader book by mail and notes they will see him.
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Ralph Spangler
Wisdom on Face in Far East Affairs by Jay Taylor
Jay Taylor dismisses the fixation on face in Far East diplomacy. He argues leaders’ attitudes hinge on hunger and mood rather than respect or approval. He contends most people, including writers and diplomats, misunderstand the term and its relevance to ordinary interests.
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Jay Taylor
Far East
Local camp visitors clash after fishing attempt
Blairwen notes eight visitors at his camp who resemble men who hustled him. He accuses them of trying to repay him with “good boys” for his team and says he has them all up in the park this afternoon to take them fishing, but he doubts much luck.
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Blairwen
Park regulation fears hit small business in West Yellowstone
A West Yellowstone tourist camp owner laments government expansion in the park. He cites 1,000 new rooms and cabins, 700 completed, as drawing visitors inside the Park while outside tourists decline. He argues regulations and Park Service competition raise costs to taxpayers and hurt independent camps.
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West Yellowstone
Park Service
Sam
United States Treasury
Truman
Congress
West Yellowstone suffers as train tours and fishing decline
A West Yellowstone businessman criticizes Union Pacific for overbooking park tours and mismanaging tourist flows. He cites packed trains, timing issues, and a lone protester in town among thousands moved under railroad auspices. Both fishing and tourism face a weak year.
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Union Pacific
West Yellowstone
Park
Yellowstone
Nion Pacific
Drun
End of the mule era foretold in bleak forecast
The text argues mules face higher mortality than birth, suggesting their numbers decline. It contrasts with horses, asserting they endure in culture and sport. It notes horses race, star in shows, and even appear on menus, implying enduring appeal despite mule decline.
Controversial Taste: Mule Meat Question Sparks Debate
The reader ponders whether mule meat could rival horse or flank steak for tenderness and appeal. The closing query asks if anyone has ever eaten a mule and challenges assumptions about animal-based dining choices.
Canasta Out Melds and Concealed Bonus Rules
After a freeze you must reveal a matching pair and inform your partner of safe discards. The partner’s canasta and the timing of your meld affect eligibility for the concealed out bonus. You may not claim the concealed bonus without melding your own canasta.
Sunday Horoscope for July 2 and July 3
A reader born on Sunday July 2 should conquer restlessness and pursue a lasting effort with strong emotions and natural business ability. The forecast lists daily zodiac notes for July 3 including Cancer through Gemini, advising progress, romance, cooperation, caution in carelessness, and financial prudence with postscript that the material is distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
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Leo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Christian Science Sunday Services Sermon Topic Exalts God
The July 2 Christian Science Sunday lesson centers on God as the holy, exalted Lord. Scripture cites Psalms 99:9 and Isaiah 42:8, affirming God’s sole glory and rejection of graven images. The Science and Health text on page 275 emphasizes divine wisdom truth love life and goodness as of God.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Lord
Mary Baker Eddy
15000 Books Donated in Denmark Greenland Drive
A Denmark led project collected over 15 000 volumes for Greenland. The drive surpassed expectations with generous donations from local groups and individuals, boosting relief for libraries and education services in Greenland.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Greenland
Home accidents kill 30 500 in 1949
United States home accidents caused 30 500 deaths in 1949, a 3 percent drop from 31 500 in 1948, according to national safety statistics.
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Chicago
United States
Changing Wedding Rings and Mourning Etiquette
A widow asks if she can shift worn wedding rings from left to right hand to signal unmarried status, noting it would reflect ending mourning. Emily Post explains the change is fine when feelings prompt. A reader seeks guidance on who should give away a sister at her church wedding and who should be best man. Post clarifies eldest brother is logical, but respects the bride’s choice. A second letter asks about mourning for a soldier’s funeral. Post advises wearing black or subdued attire, but allows personal choice beyond the funeral, noting mourning after such news could distress others.
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Mrs. Post
Bell Syndicate Inc
Air travel revenues rise in Canada 1945 to 1949
Domestic air service revenues grew from 17,000,000 to over 38,000,000 dollars in the period 1945 to 1949. Trans Canada Airlines accounted for about two per cent of all domestic air revenues.
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Ottawa
Canada
Trans-Canada Airlines
Full sized low priced car planned for market next year
New York reports John Tjaarda, Detroit designer, unveils a full sized car promising 45 mpg at $1,095. The Cortez aims for lighter, simpler build with manual windows, no flashy trim, and economy focused features. A loud speaker horn and self-operated cigarette lighter are among novelties.
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New York
John Tjaarda
Detroit
Courthouse Records and District Court Docket Highlights
Warranty deeds list transfers from F M Lefforge to Laura Crow and others across blocks in G&S and Wolflin areas. Multiple divorces shown including Dotson, Farris, and Cowgill cases. Marriage licenses issued for Martin Gonzales Jr. with Ramona Ortega and George Acherson with Ima.
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F. M Lefforge
Laura Crow
G&s
Don D. Parker
O. K. Dunlap
North
Bivins
McDaniels Weeks
Margaret Haley
A. E. Wolflin
Elizabeth K. Bond
Wolflin Park
Chas. A. Wolflin
G. EB. Bond
M. H
Sunnyside
Alvis B. Grant
Dave J. Dorman
Country Club Terrace
George L. Dotson
Ophelia G. Dotson
Jo Ann Farris
Carl H. Farris
Vivian H. Cowgill
Russell T. Cowgill
Martin Gonzales, Jr
Ramona Ortega
George Frank Acherson
Ima
Salt Enhances Fruit and Dairy Flavors in Traditional Prep
A note on seasoning applesauce with a pinch of salt to heighten its sweetness and a dash of salt in cream before whipping and sweetening to improve texture and flavor.
Fort Prince of Wales: Thick Walls Guard Hudson Bay
Churchill Manitoba fortifications of Fort Prince of Wales are 42 feet thick and sit atop a four lane path could be built. The stone battlements stretch 310 feet by 317 feet and once mounted 40 guns. In 1782 a French force captured the fort, spiked guns and blew sections of wall. The fort has since been partly restored as a national park.
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Churchill
Manitoba
West Indian Barracudas Target Bathers Near Slaughterhouses
West Indian barracudas known to attack and kill bathers, feeding on meat discarded by slaughterhouses. This behavior raises safety concerns for coastal swimmers and beachgoers in the region.
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