Forest Fires Rage Across Northwest in Intensifying Blazes
Western Montana Idaho and Washington battle vast fires driven by high winds. Dozens hurt or killed as crews fight Elk creek Lincoln and Salmon mountain blazes and dispatches seek aid from Fort Lewis and U S forest service.
Firefighters Battle Vast Northwest Wildfire Network
In Seattle region on August 16, firefighters patrolled miles of smouldering lands as rain remained unlikely. The Sand Point area in Northern Idaho faced its worst blaze with the Pack river fire expanding across four timber sections. Bald mountain fire near Sand creek also advanced a mile despite crews’ efforts, with heavy damage reported to the Sand Point watershed.
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Federal District Forestry Office
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Wenatehee
Grand Forks
Colville National Forest
Ludwig Karad
Germany
Nelson
Kootenai
Larry Larsen
Larsen
United States Army
John L. Wines
Ninth
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Bald Mountain
Bitter Root Mountains
E. W. Kelley
Hudson
Wort
St. Regis
Sandpoint
W. Oc. Sloan
Northern Pacific Lines
Paradise
Forester
Kelley
Northern Pacific
Sloan
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Sand Point
Sand Creek
P P Ackley Pioneer of Cowboys Here Last Week
Brownsville through Texas and nearby states recalls P P Ackley and his 71 winters along the Chisholm trail. He helped drive the first white faced cattle into the Texas panhandle in 1881 and spoke of long dusty days guarding Longhorns, saloons, gunfire, and the fading memory of the trail.
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America
Caldwell
Dodge City
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Last Chance
Boot Hill
Oklahoma
McBride Defends Wheeler and Willebrandt Over Accusations
F Scott McBride rebutted a Current News Features piece that attacked Wayne A Wheeler and praised Mabel Walker Willebrandt. He argued Willebrandt’s critique misstates Wheeler’s role and insisted Wheeler acted openly and loyally in support of the Anti Saloon League.
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Cleveland
Wayne A. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Mer. MeBride
Euclid Baptist Church
Wayne HB. Wheeler
Wayne I. Wheeler
Wheeler
Current News Features, Inc
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Weis
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