Study of Flathead fish begins at Yellow Bay station
University biologists at Yellow Bay with state cooperation study Flathead Lake fish. They examine stomach contents and parasites across species including bull trout and squawfish, test lake water, and collect microscopic samples daily. No eastern whitefish found despite millions placed in the lake.
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Flathead Lake
university biological # tion
Yellow Bay
State Fish Commission
Biological Station Corps
A. W. J. Bray
Eighty nine names on the honor roll at Univer
The State University of Montana lists 89 students on the second semester honor roll for 1915 to 18. Towns across Montana are represented, with numerous locals named from Helena to Butte and Missoula, along with several out of state honorees. Train delays followed a derailment at Janney Milwaukee station, blocking service overnight.
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Univer
State University of Monana
Montana
Helena
David Z. Berg
Maurice 3. Dietrich
Margaret C. Evans
Helen D. Goodwin
Thomas L. Hawkins
Janney
Milwaukee
Butte
Recreating a Circus Scene Through Verse and Cutout
Instructions describe copying a verse from Artae No 1 to dot No 2 in order then draw a line with a pencil. Completing the verse reveals an image seen at the circus and, once cut from sand and pasted into a permanent book form, yields a seray Dot Circus style keepsake.
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Artae No. 1
Seray Dot Circus
NO GERMANS ALLOWED SAYS GENERAL BOTHA
Premier Botha declares Germany barred from colonisation in Southern Africa and cites Berlin cruelty in German West Africa. J H Balmer reports from Cape Town on Boer plans, British aid, and the future Cape to Cairo railway amid war conditions. Balmer, explorer and Royal Geographical Society member, profiles Rhodesian mining life, Kaffir education, and Africa’s oil and gold wealth.
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Europe
Germany
Africa
Berlin
German West Africa
Botha
Cape Town
J. H. Balmer
Balmer
Rhodesia
Cape of Good Hope
Zambest
Cod Butte
Kamboy
Mr. Balmer
Atlantic States
South Africa
Cape
Wot
United States
East Africa
Indian Ocean
Nyassa
Nyanza
Tangayika
Great Britain
Cairo
Cape-to-Cairo
Congo
Victoria Nyanga
Sudan
Royal Geographical Society
Deeil Rhodes
England
Kimberley
Local Parties See Surge in Candidates for November
Judgeships sheriff county attorney and several county posts attract broad bids from Democrats and Republicans. Democrats show nine district judges hopefuls and 14 for sheriff, while Republicans list five judges and seven for sheriff. County commissioner and clerk contests draw double‑digit entry counts, with Republicans markedly fewer.
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Torent
Sion
District Court
United States
Semocrata
Trena-Drer
Ae Sensor
Lynchburg Officials Impose Two Week Quarantine
Lynchburg Virginia on August 13 reports health officials order two week quarantine for all children under 15 and any adults accompanying them traveling from territory north of Virginia to prevent spread of infantile paralysis.
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Lynchburg
Virginia
Unconfirmed death toll after Cabin Creek storm
Reports to military headquarters from Charlestown West Virginia on August 18 indicate the final death total from Wednesday’s storm would not exceed fifty, though many are still unaccounted for.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Cabin Creek District
Democratic Ball at Pallas Hall Aug 18 1916
The Democratic Woman's Club hosts a public ball at Pallas Hall on August 18, 1916. Tickets are one dollar and the event invites the public to attend.
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Democratic Woman's Club
Pallas Hall
Horoscope for August 14 1948 sparks mixed fate today
The horoscope predicts Jupiter brings good luck in family matters and business morning, with Mercury Mars and Saturn bringing caution after noon. Speculation may pay before 7 pm, while stock excitement rises. Public schools face scams. education appears to gain later. theaters and puppets gain sudden popularity. Notes warn of gossip, public scandal and a sensational newspaper event.
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Jupiter
Pup
Leo
Auust
Primary vote totals in Missouri governorship race
In Jefferson City the latest state primary produced 224,808 Democratic and 191,649 Republican votes for governor, marking gains for both. Gardner leads Atkinson by 88,880, while Judge Lamm trails Swaner by 1,408 as the counts near completion.
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Jefferson City
F. D. Gardner
John M. Atkinson
Judge Lamm
John E. Swanner
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