News Briefs From the Treasure State
FROID A hailstorm killed 350 ducks 70 shore birds 19 pelicans and 130 mud hens in the Medicine lake bird refuge area. PLEVNA A garage and stock of used cars were destroyed by fire started by boys with matches. TOWNSEND R G Glatz moves from Townsend Star to buy and lead Winnett Times in Winnett. BUTTE Wallace K Smith of Anaconda elected Montana Golf Association president at 1941 tourney site. ANACONDA Louis B Hartsell 27 a former police officer, graduated from Army Air Corps flying school becoming lieutenant. WHITENALL Jack Pace son of Jefferson county residents visited. on Thomas E Dewey staff in NYC. en route west via Lincoln Neb.
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Homestead
Medicine Lake Bird Refuge
Joe Pederson
Mangold
Plevna—Thre
Plevna
Harold Leischner
W. Thielan
Baker
Plevna Fire Department
Butte
Wallace K. Smith
Anaconda
Montana Golf Association
State Association
Henry Good
Kalispell
Joe Dunleavy
Louis B. Hartsell
United States Army Air Corps
Kelly Field
Texas
Hartsell
Air Corps Reserve
He State University
Alaska Workers Benefit From Old Age Pension Feature
About 21,000 workers in Alaska participate in the old age pension feature of the social security act.
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Alaska
Trail's End Memorial Marked Columbia River Expedition
In July 1925 and 1926 distinguished Americans led by Great Northern officials retraced the Lewis and Clark route to the upper Missouri and Columbia, dedicating markers including the Lewis monument at Meriwether and a John F. Stevens statue at Marias Pass. Capt. Gray's voyage and Ledyard's hopes are chronicled as Astoria's memorial honors the era of Oregon discovery and American sovereignty.
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Great Northern Railroad
Missouri River
Fort Union
Bear's Paw
Upper
Marias River
Marias Pass
Meriwether
Mont
John F. Stevens
Great
Rocky Mountain Divide
Columbia River
Trail’s End
Seaside
Ore
Lewis and Clark
James Cook II
James Cook
Hawaiian Islands
Gray
Cook
Pacific Coast
United States
Oregon Country
Captain Cook
England
Northwest Passage
New Albion
Oregon
Juan de Puca
Nootwa Sound
Mount Elias
Asia
America
Nootka
Canton
Luchtess
John Ledyard
Pacific
Ledyard
Boston
J. Barrell
Boston Harbor
California
China
Adventure
United States of America
Coumbia
Jefferson
London
Paris
Paul Jones
Captain Jones
Thomas Jefferson
France
Northwest
North Pacific Coast
Discovery Rights
Republic
Sacajawea
St. Louis
Missouri
Mountains
Snake River
Columbia
Fort Clatsop
William Clark
Meriwether Lewis
John Jacob Astor
Thorn
Astoria
Mississippi River
Old St. Louis
Astor Overland
Wilson P. Hunt
Washington Irving
Coxcomb Hill
Vincent Astor
Astor
Pioneer Montanan Mrs. Jennie Simpson Dies at 77
Mrs. Jennie Simpson 77 mother of Governor Ayers wife passed away at her Lewistown home. A pioneer who came from Indiana in 1872 by ox team to Bozeman and then to central Gallatin County. Survived by daughters Mrs. Ayers Mrs. Campbell and three others, plus siblings and in laws. Born September 4 1862 in Buttersville Indiana.
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Jennie Simpson
Montana
Roy E. Ayers
John Campbell
Helena
Lewistown
Simpson
Bozeman
Indiana
Central Park
Gallatin County
Ayers
Governor Ayers
Campbell
Huett Clingan
J. W. Belrose
Billings
Percy Gilkerson
Missoula
M. R. Johnson
Peter Miller
John Redding
Harrison
Idaho
Vision of Rapid Air Transport Realized
Fragmentary quotation shows Col. Charles A. Te claiming air transport has achieved rapid, decisive progress beyond prior hopes, reflecting a confident outlook on aviation's capabilities and future impact.
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Col
Charles A. Te
Developments in early two row radial engines and Persian palm books
The article notes pre World War I work on two row radial engines for aircraft power plants. It also describes Persian interior books made from palm leaves with inscriptions carved by a pointed tool.
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Persia
Marker honors Oregon's early history on Tillamook coast
A tall column with a spiral staircase and a frosted glass dome rises 126 feet on a square base, offering panoramic views of the ocean, forest, and mountains. From the observation platform visitors overlook Tillamook lighthouse rocks about 30 miles away, a setting tied to Oregon's early history.
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Nence
Tillamook
Oregon
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Lewis & Walker Assayers
Wyoming
Beauty Culture Union
McCarroll
H. M. Joslin
Ulm
Font
Shelby, Mont
Cood
Great Falls
Northwest Bowling Assoc
P_O
Moscow
Tdaho
Scottie Pups
S. W. 24Th
Portland
Grain S. Owers Es Hak
Fort Peckham
Glasgow-Fort Peck
Glasgow
Rock Creek
Granite County
Joseph Gravelle
Minntare
Nebr
House
Valley Co
Glascow
10Th St
Montebello
Calif
Frary & Burlingame
M. A. Borchard
Brainerd
Minn
Gull Lake
Good Iwesome
Walter Scholes
University Ave
St. Paul,inn
Flathead Valley
Flathead Lake
Bigfork Lake
H. H. Howsley
Los Angeles
Boyd & Covell, Inc
8Th St
Dept
D. C
W. Great Falls
Nwew Standard
Aaas
Alaska Junk Company
Adams St
Spoxane
Ball
O. D. Gust Johnson
3Rd
St. Minneapolis
Haldwins
Care and
Allis Chalmers
Sutton
Neb
Fairbanks Morse
Harry Crowe Pump Works
Tulare Calif
R Hilton
White Swan
Ave
Grest Falls
Orine
Taylor
Cameron
H. Shollopeter Philipsbure
Tom Colgan
Poplar
State Livestock Commission
Levi J. Burd
Browning
Townsend
R. G. Glatz
Townsend Star
Winnett
Winnett Times
W. L. Rader
Glatz
Townsend Rotary Club
Episcopal Church Choir
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fifth East
Jean Bryant
W. Main
Walla Walla
Wash
Airport Hill
Highway 91
United
Arakul & Fur CO
Jhone
L. F. Kelley
D. Hi. Coffeen
Sheridan
Wyo
Absarokee
Blasius Cyclery
Idaho Falls
Hollywood Letter Club
Wray Ward
Sta. “S
Callf
Northwestern
Sone
FOX Studios
Lanesville
Wisconsin
Helens
Western Blanket Coo
Spokane
Washington
Monroe
N. Y
Old Marysville
Thomas Cruse
Robert Gray
Ine
Lady Washington
John Kendrick
Clark's Fork Valley
U. S
Bureau of Mines
Copper Mining Company
Charles M. Russell
New Helens
Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
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