Live Elk Census in Montana Reports 19 3465 Elk Count
Federal and state crews completed a three herd census in March through May showing 19 3465 live elk across Gardiner Gallatin and Madison bands with 3 069 dead. The Gardiner herd dominates Yellowstone area with 17 422 live elk. 28 live elk and four dead in Madison. hunting losses tallied 507 elk, with 496 shipped to reserves and 68 to the state.
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Montana
Gardiner
Gallatin
Madison
National Park Service
Forest Service
de Hart
J. W. Nelson
George Mushbach
Harry Edgar
National Forest Service
Yellowstone Park
N P Heads Told to Stay at Home in War-Time Offer Refusal
Northern Pacific executives George T. Slade and John M. Rapelje were refused offers to supervise railroad war work in France due to a greater need for transportation at home. Government aims to keep northwest rail traffic stable, with assurances that returning workers would retain senior rank. McCree notes many others in railroad life offer to help, while some executives wish to serve abroad.
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Northwest
Montana
George T. Slade
John M. Rapelje
Northern Pacific
France
Europe
Mr. Slade
Central Department
American Railway Association
America
Rapelje
George W. McCree
Mr. McCree
Sale of soft drinks permitted in North Dakota
Attorney General Langer informed county state attorneys that the sale of all beverages will be permitted in North Dakota under a bond requirement. Manufacturers must post a $10,000 bond and ensure beverages contain no more than two tenths of 1 percent alcohol.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Langer
Map and photographs depict ranger territory and buffalo scene
A published report will include a map of ranger traversed territory with Hveelk marked in black and the dead in red, plus camp and mountain game encounter snapshots. A notable image shows a large herd of buffalo swimming the Lamar River in the park.
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Lamar River
Iron Health Claim Sparks Debate on Nuxated Iron Use
A Boston physician touts Nuxated Iron as a quick fix for fatigue and weakness, asserting most strength comes from food. The ad promises dramatic gains in two weeks and doubles strength in ten days, with money-back guarantees if targets aren’t met.
Seed Aid Not Needed To Procure Seed In Montana
Montana farmers secured winter wheat seed without state loan aid and seed supplies remained ample despite a dry year. Banks advanced funds at reasonable rates, ensuring near normal seeding and plans for spring planting. The state fund can loan for spring crops only and must be repaid by October, delaying fall seeding but promising record spring acreage.
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Montana
State Council of Defense
C. D. Greenfield
State Council
Lincoln's County Loyal in Draft Record Steady Support
Lincoln's birthplace Ky county Larue records show 182 men drafted for the National Army all registered and examined with no exemptions or rejections. The piece highlights Ben Johnson of Kentucky praising Larue's compliance and notes the broader context of Hoover era cattle wealth and Big Horn County farmer Frank Heinrichs with vast herds and temperate, diligent leadership.
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Washington
Larna County
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
National Army
Ben Johnson
Larue County
Johnson
Big Horn County
Borm
Dubuques
Tallin
Antil
Heinrichs
Jos
Alesco
Lorraine
Montana Local News Roundup Highlights War Efforts and Industry
Contracts let for water system work. Joplin reservoir completed and water in service. Missoula nurse appointed for France. Helena urges moratorium to protect soldiers in service. Park County milling elevator starts. Ames Sheep Co sale for 250000 to Salt Lake interests. Heavy coverage of drought, mining, and land deals with several towns named.
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Ingomar
Butte
Missoula
Nelson Gauthier
Canadian Overseas Forces
Helena
Home Guard
Ed. Majors
Ronan
Flathead
St. Ignatius
Livingston
Park County Milling Company
Park County Weekly News
George R. Desch
Hardin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Montana
Absarokee National Forest
Dillon
Ames Sheep Co
Salt Lake
Gertrude Sloan
Tyler Thompson
Red Cross
France
Froid
Art Gahey
Gardiner
L. H. van Dyke
National Park
Kalispell
M. D. Miller
Great Northern
Misoula
Flathead Lake
A. A. White
Hoover summons Big Horn cattleman to Washington
Herbert C. Hoover accompanied Frank Heinrich to the capital where the cattleman was invited to discuss the western cattle situation and the region’s potential role in the national food program.
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Herbert C. Hoover
Frank Heinrich
Washington
Big Horn County
Silver Hoard Could Back New Currency Policy Says Report
A proposal argues the government could profit by melting part of its silver hoard to back currency and supply silver to nations, as rising prices revive old Montana silver camps and China demand grows. It cites 1916 production data, costs to mint, and suggests releasing 450 million silver dollars could flood the market with about 350 million ounces of silver.
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Montana
New York
London
San Francisco
China
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
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Huseth
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