Yellowstone Park Automobile Rules For Park Access
The Interior Department sets Aug 1 as the start of Yellowstone park automobile rules requiring pleasure cars only, no motorcycles, and a required ticket of passage with owner license, vehicle details, and seating. Speeds are limited on steep grades, and drivers must ensure brakes tires gasoline and spare tires. Teams have right of way. penalties include fines or removal for early arrival.
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Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Stephen T. Mather
Secretary of the Interior
Butte
Mutter
Osing
Horne
Automoblice
Welch
Park
Yellowstone
Aunt Hot
Artist Point
Lake Hotel
Canyon Hotel
Arades
St Paul stock outlook steady despite lumber slump
President Earling in New York cites strong crop prospects and Montana spring movement boosting fall traffic. Yellowstone and Dakota grain doubled, local travel up, and Fourth of July volumes high. Despite no lumber revival, earnings show resilience with maintained maintenance and a potential 2% dividend on surplus.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Earling
St. Paul
New York
Washington
Montana
South Dakota
Barling
St. Paul's
Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
North Western
Northwestern
Nyuly
St Paulines
Ike Tlosging
Duluth
Promising Claims Saltese District Ore Prospects
The Wilson Mining and Smelting Company of Montana, based in Saltese, reports two promising claim groups on River and Big Thunder creeks near Saltese. One group shows a lead-silver vein with a 1 percent lead and 60 ounces of silver, while a second group of eight copper-bearing claims shows potential at depth. Directors meet in Saltese and levy an assessment to fund supplies as miners work for stock.
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Wilson Mining and Smeltingompany
Montana Corporation
Saltese
Big Thunder
Burke
Amador Mine Undergoing Repairs and Expansion Near Iron Mountain
Oscar Nordquist and Sidney L. Shonts, new managers, inspect the Amador mine near Iron Mountain Montana. A 8000 foot furnace portion is removed, a grade improved, and a 160 ton mill is planned. Ore tests guide mill design to recover values. Construction expected by September or October with dividends anticipated before snow. Local men show strong interest.
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Sidney L. Shonts
Amador
Iron Mounain
Mont
Saya
Wallace
Idaho
Relief Planned for Stranded In Kentucky Marsh Lands
State authorities and Hardin county officials in Renton planned relief today for hundreds marooned and destitute in marsh lands. Food stocks were nearly exhausted. arrangements were made to move those in port and to send aid to others. Thousands of acres of marsh land in Easter Kentucky and Aten counties produced onions potatoes and hemp. workers from Ohio and Scotland crossed the Tay bridge to work in onion fields.
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Stumbtes
Hardin County
Renton
Russian mining laws protect workers in empire proclaims rights
Russian mining law protects workers by detailing engineer supervision and steiger duties at mines. Protocols by police, steiger, and district engineer govern accident investigations and liability, with strict medical examinations for applicants and a six day trial period. A new Workingmen's compensation law funds illness or injury coverage, funded mainly by companies with a 2 percent employee contribution, reflecting limited welfare concern.
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Russian Empire
Ach
Steigers
Priestoff
Steiger
Duma
Tsue
Hercules Property Adding Betterments Near Completion
The Hercules property at Burke is nearing completion of major betterments costing around 00,000. A new ore bin section increases mill feed capacity to 25 carloads, a Buffalo track with 150 tons capacity is installed, and new shops including machine blacksmith electrical and carpenter are under one roof. Track scales, siding, and first shop section 42 by 19 under roof are in place, with machinery due soon. A sizable crew works on the project, and the expansion aims to boost underground and ore handling efficiency. The Hercules is hailed as the district’s pride amid local mining activity.
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Hercules
Burke
Wallace
Buffalo
Assum
Coeur Aatenes
Inine
Barron predicts war lasting three years
W. Barron of the Boston News Bureau was quoted in Newton Sunday arguing the war would last three years. He warned Germany’s actions threaten freedom of the seas and urged the United States to rethink policy, support national bonds, and revitalize domestic commerce while preparing for a prolonged conflict. The analysis links warfare to German aggression and calls for peacetime measures after the war ends.
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Boseton
Newton Sunday
Barron
Tiermany
Wien
United Baten
Tin
Germany
Stiix
United
Panama
United States
England
War era talks on efficiency and defense in business
The article argues that freedom and efficiency in commerce are vital for national defense. It notes Britain protecting international exchanges while the United States sacrifices business efficiency and transportation to solve big business problems. It also reports Cunard liner Orduna sailing from New York to Liverpool with 199 passengers, including eight Americans, after thorough safety checks. American and English travelers are described, with few Americans in first class and others in steerage.
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United States
New York
Orduna
Cunard Line
Liverpool
George Dean
Worcester
Mass
Hilda D. Hogg
Lawrence
Joseph M. Hart
Salts on salts report review by the American Media Association
The Journal reviews a medical article on salts as a remedy for tuberculosis and related throat and bronchial disorders. It cites Kekman’s Alterative containing calcium and other ingredients, noting ease of imitation and urging caution to avoid unverified cures.
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the Journal of the American Media Association
Kekman
Shoe Wise: Foot Care Advice Prompts Daily Comfort
A Foot Note urges readers to choose comfortable, suitable shoes for everyday wear and vacation sports. It promotes wise shoe choices, suggesting knowledge leads to better purchases and recommends checking the Standard's advertising columns for guidance.
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The
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