Boy Mauled by Wolves Brings Grievous Injuries in Montana
A hospitalized 11 year old boy Wahlgren of ne ie Havre is recovering after being set upon by wolves while alone on the prairie. His father rushed to scene with help. physicians expect eventual recovery with treatment. Cattle markets show varied shipments and hay plenty, while local legal notices and council actions circulate.
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Wahlgren
Neue Havre
Billings
Kansas City
Prairia
Hanly Tall
Willisne Redfern
Troy Rad
Tin
Avibaghs
Mamilton
Gardiner
Haalnés
Losthent
Gilson G. Glazer
Cara B. Myers
Brdige
Wis
Multers
Glavier
Seathe
Salt Lake
Ars. T. Steffens
Virginia City
Frank Levigne
Rosuiigor
Gbaldileiak Company
Wiieh -Controls Braver
Gnodticheuleh
Loohine
Cardia
Dulnes
Fourteen Hundred New Settlers Can Get Land
Billings Oct 19 After a five year delay a land tract of 80 square miles in Bull Mountains slopes will be opened to entry under the homestead law Rec 36. The land lies north from Victory of Uniting to Pompey’s Pillar, includes 440 sections of ten miles each, with about 90 already acquired by squatter rights, tied to the old Hopkins and McGiel ranch history.
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Bull Mounts
Gener
Helena
Jerome G& Locke
Silveyer Aunerad
Hokins
McGiel Vange
Released From Jail For Last Look At Baby Girl
Billings report of a man named Oc Chatwood Weld released from jail on a charge of theft to see his 10 month old daughter’s body brought from a ranch three miles north. The funeral occurred Sunday at the local cemetery with only the grandmother and the surviving parent present before two others were arrested for bail issues. The man proclaims innocence.
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Billings
Twin Bridges News on land settlers and county trades
Twin Bridges reports farmers and land seekers from Oklahoma and other areas arranging purchases of state lands as Madison County prepares for November sales. Boosters Dwight Bushnell and Patrick Carney lead local efforts at the Madison County land products show, while sheepmen shift to alternate winter ranges and shipments decline.
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Madison Cout
Oklahoma
Madison Quanty
Dre Fanning
Susan
China
Montaneso
Ita
Neas
Dwight Bushnell
Patrick Carney
Madlaco
Tha National
New Seed Law Sets Standards and Testing in Montana
Bozeman reports a new seed law taking effect January 1 requiring labeling of purity germination and weed content. The state grain laboratory offers free tests, and citizens may submit samples of small seeds and grains for analysis with parcel post mailing advised.
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Gena
Boweman
Montana
Atete Grain Laboratory
Mont
Elk Population Pressures Grow Near Yellowstone Park
The Livingston News reports heavier than usual snowfall and elk movement around Yellowstone, with hunters outside the park planning to corral elk for shipment to distant regions. Park soldiers monitor slaughter risks as wildlife face deep snow and scarce forage, influencing future elk and deer migrations.
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Tavingston
Yellowstone
Sean
Frederick Coole
Alr
Wanterlard
Park
Noerisvali
Cascade Men Campaign for Good Roads in Cascade County
Great Falls Montana reports a vigorous campaign by the Cascade County Good Roads association to raise membership to 1000 and push a bond issue of 250000 for road improvements. A letter campaign targets farmers and professionals while plans include erecting road signs and organizing a rural development push ahead of next spring.
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Cascade County
Montana
Wea
Phe Ellis Haa
Waller
Clarke
Wofk USA
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Moor e News Update from Maine Farm Trials
Reports note early fall oxrath yields at the Serk ranch in the Snowy foothills. The Dunphy brothers manage the land once slated for hotel use then hay, oats now. Harlow couple return to Washington for winter as Donnaldson ships to Tulsa and then to Washington via drought farming congress.
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Oxrath
Snows
Fes
Tha Dunphy Brothers
Java
Nieharf A. Harlow
Waashington, DB
Snowles
Donnaldson
J. ML. Grephens
Atatinn
Tulsa
Uria
Dry Farming Congress
Washington
TR Siena at Atlanta War Books Ready for Delivery
The War Books are prepared for delivery by Standard Offices in Butte and Anaconda. Pay $3000 for a one year subscription in advance to receive a copy of the book. Out of town subscribers are requested to address The Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Mont
Montana Competing at Tulsa Congress with Wheat Display
Montana will showcase its best crops at the Tulsa congress and dry farming exposition. Under A J Breitenstein, Helena exhibits travel for the state show with Cathey Nash or Clyde Tark in charge. Montana competes against Kansas Idaho Wyoming Colorado Oregon Alberta Saskatchewan and others for a large river cup prize. The event runs from Del 2 to Nov 1 with extensive space and numerous state and county exhibits.
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A. J. Breitenstein
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Omeaga Association of Commercce
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Simm river contesting forwend supremacy in dry-fannet products
A fragmented note shows Simm river groups competing for dominance in dry-fannet products, highlighting rivalries and potential shifts in local trade dynamics. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the gist points to a market power struggle among multiple parties.
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Simm River
Government Will Build Auto Road in Glacier Park
Washington reports plans to construct a 47 mile continuous automobile highway from St Mary Lake to Lake McDermott in Glacier National Park to improve access to the scenic area known as the Switzerland of America. The project follows an earlier 32 mile highway and involves government and Great Northern Railway efforts including new hotels and facilities to accommodate rising tourist traffic and park development costs surpassing millions.
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Detroit Parks Improve Comfort for Citizens
A New York Times correspondent reports Detroit has expanded summer efforts to comfort city residents. Parks now have attendants, swings, merry-go-rounds, sand boxes, and wading pools for children. There are refreshment spots, sober entertainment, orchestras, and nickel fares for steamer trips from the city to the parks.
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Detroit
New 'i Times
Sige
Enlanging Canal Project Expands Waterway Reach
The widening and improvement of the 6143 mile Katner Wilhelm canal will connect Bruens buattel and Kiel to link the North and Baltic seas. The upgrades will broaden the waterway capacity and allow larger vessels after the new locks are completed.
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Montana Coal Output in 1918 Records Decline in Value
The 1918 Montana coal output reached 8,485,000 tons valued at $5,555,195, down from 2,876,000 tons valued at $5,342,163 the prior year. The report notes widespread, varied coal grades across the state with the major fields in Musselshell and Cascade counties, and a shift toward sub bituminous and bituminous coal. Production, mining methods, machine use, and safety statistics are discussed, including fatalities and accident rates.
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Lnel
United States
Geological Survey
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la Cascade
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Inventions and Wires Across the Sound of Mall 1895
A fragmented reminiscence notes Sir Wy Th Preape Hien rector of British telegraphs and Sir SWithnny at the birth of phonographs. It recalls a day with Edison at his New York home discussing reproduction of votes and a submarine cable project amid a jumble of names and dated references.
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Swithnny
Eulson
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