Trees Usefulness and Care in Landscape Planting
The article extols shade trees as vital for climate control and landscape value. It reviews John M Haller’s Tree Care, highlights common pruning errors, improper wound care, insect and disease control, and spacing issues, and stresses early spring pruning for Montana trees. It notes the importance of training young trees and references the National Shade Tree Conference and the National Arbor Day Association for promoting better tree care and planting nationwide.
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John M Haller
Montana
National Shade Tree Conference
National Arbor Day Association
America
Worried father kills daughter in bicycle accident
In Kincardine Ontario Burton Collins searched for his missing daughter Mary Lou Collins after she failed to return on her bicycle. His car struck a bicycle without a light, killing the 9 year old.
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Kincardine
Ont
Burton Collins
Mary Lou
Woman Breaks Barrier By Going Over Niagara Falls
Anna Taylor, a woman, became the first person to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel in 1901, marking a historic stunt that captured public attention and sparked wide debate over daring feats.
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Anna Taylor
Niagara Falls
MSU Religion School Adds Two Ministers to Staff
The Rev. Glenn Johnson and the Rev. Richard S. Ford were named to Montana State University affiliated School of Religion staff, raising full-time ordained ministers to three. Johnson will serve students and coordinate on-campus denominational activities. Ford will teach religion with focus on Bible and religious education. Both arrive in September. Ford comes after USC PhD work and Danforth Foundation support.
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Glenn Johnson
Richard S. Ford
School of Religion
Montana State University
Deane W. Ferm
Ferm
Johnson
Jean Ross
Northwest Christian College
Eugene
Ore
College of the Bible
Phillips University
Enid
Oklo
The
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First Christian Church
Miles City
Montana Christian Churches
Missoula
Ford
Danforth Foundation
St. Louis
Ferd
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Pasadena
Calif
University of Southern California
Fersun
Johnson O
Mules City
Fords
Acad
University
Five Charged In Prostitution Case In Oklahoma Raid
In Livingston, five women named Jane Doe were arrested at a residence near the city limits on a house of prostitution charge. They posted bonds of 500 dollars each and were released after fingerprinting and a few hours in custody. A man who reported being robbed at the brothel helped file the complaints.
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Livingston
Richard A. Bodine
Jane Doe
Sheriff's Department
Justice of the Peace
Henry Walton
Justice Walton
Justice Court
Sheriff’s Department
Pressure Cookers in Montana Homes Reveal Use and Effects
Montana survey shows about one third of households own a pressure cooker or saucepan and use it often for meat. another third rarely uses it while the rest do not use it. Users cite time savings and tenderizing benefits for pot roast and stew, while fuel savings and juice loss during high heat are noted concerns.
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Montana
Pressure Pan Cooking Creates Tender Yet Stringy Meat
The high heat of a pressure pan breaks down connective tissue yielding tender meat and a fat cap while some observers note the meat becomes stringy and less enjoyable.
Bozeman Jaycees To Host Indoor Roundup In August
Bozeman Jaycees revive their annual roundup August 9 to 11 with three indoor shows at the new field house. Montana Appaloosa horse show runs Friday and Saturday afternoons. Five rodeo events are featured RCA approved with $3,500 in prize money and world champion cowboy stakes.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Jaycees
Dave
Cinemai
Sears
Sears Eee Wid Have An Ideal Setting, the Mat Held Nouse Wahen
Byron Story
Lester Work
Jaycee
Montana
RCA
Husband, False Teeth Saved by Alert Wife
Oakland report says Mrs Marie Howe rescued her husband MSgt Ivan L Howe after he plunged into 30 feet of murky San Francisco Bay. She followed in, aided by onlookers, and reemerged with his upper plate along with him in a life ring save.
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Oakland
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Ivan L. Howe
Marie
MSU Sees Higher Freshman Applications for 1958 Fall
Montana State University Missoula reports a 22 percent rise in freshman and advanced standing admissions as of July 15 for the 1958 fall term. Registrar Leo Smith notes 351 freshman and 75 advanced standing acceptances, with 287 and 82 a year earlier, while 10 freshmen and 22 advanced applicants were rejected for not meeting requirements.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Leo Smith
Montana
No Developments in Berg Home Fire Investigation
No new developments reported in the Berg home fire. Sheriff Thompson states one week into the case, ongoing inquiry with a special investigator who has returned to Idaho. Will of Margaret Berg probated naming Arthur Berg as executor. estate valued at about 13,500 with house and lots and personal property.
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Berg
Thompson
Idaho
Margaret Ber
Arthur Berg
Visiting relatives and friends in Melville and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Leo Sack visit the Morris Tronrud ranch at Melville. Sonia Tetlie spends a week in Anaconda and Missoula visiting friends. Lenore Busha stays about a month at Wanigan lodge near Pray for medical care. Mrs W P Coles of Big Timber and Ralph Dalusha of Basin Wyoming visit at the Victor Allman home in Melville.
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Leo Sack
Morris Tronrud
Wanigan
Lenore Busha
Pray
Melville
W. P. Coles
Big Timber
Ralph Dalusha
Basin, Wyo
Victor Allman
Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend
The August Reader's Digest excerpt by Rev. Margaret Blair Johnstone offers four rules for living within time income. Start in time and do it now, learn when to say yes or no, and take time out to refresh. A 15 minute daily break on a park bench can refresh you for the day.
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Ben Franklin
Theophrastus
Margaret Blair Johnstone
Union Congregational Church
Groton
Mass
Christian Union Church
West Groton
Ike Churchill
Bernard Baruch
Bass Chelule
Elderly Man Struck in Wisconsin Home Dispute
In Kenosha Wisconsin a quarrel at a local aging facility ended with a man in his 70s striking a companion with a jar. The older man reportedly complained about a remark from the other man who said he would not take that from a younger boy.
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Kenosha
Wise
Namesake Puladeephia Opens College Student Center
A new campus facility named for the college's namesake is set to serve students at the central campus. Officials anticipate strong usage from student groups and academic clubs this fall.
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Puladeephia
Sto Lecpns College
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