Wild horses debate spurs study and dam talks across Missouri basin
The Humane Society will study the Montana Wyoming border herd to assess land damage claims as the BLM allows 150 to 200 horses to remain for another year. Officials consider removing branded animals to cut numbers while a Missouri dam plan reemerges amid claims of coal powered electric growth and irrigation possibilities.
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The
Humane Society of the United States
Montana
Wyoming
Bureau of Land Man
BLM
Tion
Humane Society
Minnesota
Minnesota Power and Light
Cohasset
Minn
Peabody Coal Co
Colstrip
Peabody
Western Energy Corp
Montana Power Company
Billings
Montana Power
Elk drawings due for either sex elk permits this fall
Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle reminds hunters that either sex elk permits are required for several districts this fall. Applications must be postmarked by Sept. 15, with no fee, and eligible hunters must hold a 1968 elk tag or a 1968 big game license. Only one application per person. drawings to be conducted by the Data Processing Center in Helena.
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Fish and Game
Frank Dunkle
Helena
Dunkle
Dusting Off The Old Ones Continues At Local Visit
Mrs Corbly Lash and two children of Missoula visited at Ross Snyder's home and with relatives before school. Ralph Ryan family returned from a west coast trip. Mrs Ed Sell hosted an afternoon for Mrs Clark McKenzie visiting from Berkeley. Mayor Harold Boe and family hosted guests from Miles City. C R Cox of Lewistown visited Art Cox family. John Beatty and three children from Napa Calif. stayed with Herman Moers family. L H Townsend and Billy traveled to Cooke City for vacation and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Snyder
Lloyd Severance
Harry Shipton
Lash
Zulima Shipton
Big Timber
Ralph Ryan
West Coast
Ed Sell
Clark McKenzie
Berkeley
Calif
Harold Boe
Harold Boe Jr
Miles City
Harold
C. R. Cox
Lewistown
Art Cox
John Beatty
Napa Calif
Photography Becomes Central Tool in Newspaper Production
At the Montana Press Association convention in Great Falls photographers unveil new roles in production. Eastman Kodak’s Phil E Fauver outlines photography in modern papers while Tom Riordan shares camera driven ad strategies. Warren Whittier of the Seattle Post Office discusses publishing postal issues. Dr Leon Johnson of Montana State University delivers a talk on academic freedom. Irvin Hutchison presides.
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Montana Press Association
Great Falls
Phil E. Fauver
Eastman Kodak Co
Tom Riordan
Jackson
Mich
Warren Whittier
Post Office Department
Seattle
Leon Johnson
Montana State University
Bozeman
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Sweet Grass Woolgrowers Assn
Diana Besel
Porcupine Butte
Bank
Tim Hathaway
Ram Lamb
Nick Westervelt
Ewe Lamb
Mela Westervelt
Big Timber Creek
FFA Ewe
Mike Clayton
Big Tim
Robert E. Miller
Sec’y Mgr
Montana Press Assn
Secretary of the Interior
Stuart Udall
United States
Missouri
Fort Benton
Fort Peck Reservoir
Col
W. H. McKenzie
Omaha
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
McKenzie
Missouri Basin
New “Great Lakes
Dakotas
Lou Lawrence
Big Sandy
Milk River
FFA
Hereford
Bank Awarward
Ron Thomas
Scott Fraser
Grey Cliff Hillbillies
South Montana
Rob Fraser
Corbly Lash
Missoula
Bank Award
Joe Brice
John Cosgriff
Otter Creek
Sandy Riveland
Cayuse Hills
Alten Laubach Yellowstone
Bank Aware
Allen Laubach
Yello Stone Victorians
Elton Areneud
Porcupine Utte
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