Forest grazing report details Montana reserve use 1932
The Deer Lodge forest reserve housed grazing for over 30,000 cattle sheep and horses during 1932 under permits totaling 17 527 cattle and horses and 33 792 sheep while 517 unpermitted animals also grazed. Losses reached 1 108 sheep 125 cattle and two horses with causes from poisons disease and misadventure. Net grazing land totals 693 242 acres with 9 000 acres set for watershed protection.
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Bhelena
Deer Lodge National Forest
R. T. Ferguson
Ferguson
New Hope for Many Sufferers in 1932 Ad Claims Free Health Book
A newspaper ad by L. Heumann & Co. offers a free 150 page health book in 12 languages, praised as an authority on health. The notice urges readers to mail a coupon for a no obligation copy. The piece blends consumer caution with promotional hype and reflects era health claims.
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L. Heumann & Co., Inc
East 12Th Stret
New York City
East 12Th Street
Rev. L. Heumann
Cuticura Ointment Soap Ad Promotes Pimples Removal
The notice advertises Cuticura products for clearing pimples and blackheads. It claims Ceticera Ointment, Cuticura Soap, and hot water wash in five minutes remove blemishes. It adds Cuticura Talcum for ongoing skin care and even mentions toilet use.
Remarkable Dinosaur Skeleton Finds Near Beavis Creek
North American and world attention centers on Beavis creek thirty miles southeast of Billings on the Crow Reservation as American Museum of New York officials report. Nine dinosaur skeletons dating from 78 to 150 million years old have been removed under Barnum Brown Peter Kelsen Henry Fairfield Osborn and Walter Granger. The expedition’s work has sparked Montana interest and may expand in 1933.
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Beauvis Creek
Billings
American Museum of New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Barnum Brown
American Museum
Peter Kelsen
Roy Chapman Andrews
Henry Fairfield Osborne
The
Walter Granger
Beavis Creek
Montana
Rocky Mountain division to be longest on Northern Pacific
The Northern Pacific plans reorganizing divisions at year’s start. The Rocky Mountain division based in Missoula will have the system’s longest main line, totaling 269 miles from Paradise to Mission, with 36 miles added from Ellensburg to Yakima. Remaining divisions include Tacoma Idaho Lake Superior St Paul and Fargo, sharing 3249 miles of main line and 3450 miles of branch line.
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Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Idaho
Tacoma
Seattle
Montana
Dakota
Paradise
Mission
Ellensburg
Yakima
Lake Superior
St. Paul
Fargo
Weather maps aid air pilots and navigation aids
Air navigation gets a boost as land stations are completed at Butte and Pocatello with plans for constant pilot contact via National Parks facilities. New instruments costing nearly $10,000 improve navigational ease. Teletype weather maps will be distributed every three hours showing regional conditions to improve economy and speed.
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Butte
Pocatello
National Parks
Choteau eyes new cemetery records and 806 live entries
City Clerk J G Jackson builds two cemetery ledgers to replace the worn old volume. About 806 interments are accounted for with roughly 100 unknowns many of them children mixed Indians and whites paupers or unidentified buried by the county. The new book will index interments by alphabetical order and blocks and note soldier pauper and other data.
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Choteau
J. G. Jackson
Chateau
Horse Express Service Quits After 40 Years in Great Falls
Gus Johnson of Great Falls retires ending the era of the horsedrawn express wagon. He came to Montana in 1881, helped build the Shelby to Garrison railroad, and moved to Great Falls in 1887 to operate the last horse drawn express wagon, stationed at Maverick corner for decades. His horse is pensioned and the wagon stored.
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Gus Johnson
Great Falls
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Montana
Butte
Shelby
Garrison
Expressman’s Union
Longfellow
Todd
Central Avenue
Second Street
Maverick Corner
Ole Mine set to resume operations near Kalispell
Ole Mining company reports negotiations near completion to restart an extensive development program. Previous development sent much ore to market before shutdown. with silver rising, regular shipments could begin. Some ore has assayed as high as 1800 ounces per ton.
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Ole
Hog Heaven
Ole Mining Company
Kalispell
Mother Work, Noorden Resents Birth of Twenty-First Baby
Mother Work in Noorden South Holland has just welcomed her twenty first child in a striking family milestone. The event highlights large family trends and local demographics as the community notes the newborn.
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Noorden
South Holland
London cold nights spare eight million souls seek shelter
London with a population of 8 000 000 has only about 80 without shelter on an average night. Hopkinson's records are now in Mgr. Guthrie's possession as a souvenir of early days in Choteau.
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London
Hopkinson
Mgr. Guthrie
Choteau
This Woman Lost 45 Pounds of Fat
A testimonial from Mrs. Carl Wilson of Manton Michigan claims 45 pounds lost in three months using Kruschen salts. She notes cutting fat intake and taking a half teaspoon daily with hot water, with a bottle lasting five weeks and a money back satisfaction guarantee.
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Carl Wilson
Manton, Mich
America
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State Board of Educational Examiners
State Department of Education
Helena
Montana Power Company
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Hilda Conley
Frank Conley
Montana Supreme Court
Winston
George Mires
3. C. Lanning
Here
A. B. Stabler
Pete Evanko
Supreme Court
L. A. Foot
Evanko
Allen Vance
State Penitentiary
Sophie Pieper
James Pieper
Jack Furlong
Bozeman
Vosburg
East Helena
C. R. Roos
Vosburg Syndicate
P. J. DeSmet
State Historical Library
Department of the Interior
Col
D. D. Mitchell
Indian Service
United States
State Museum of Territorial History
Park County
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Rae
AICAG
Randolp
Ia Salle
Rhea
State Lumber CO
Columbia Falls, Menatans
Nelson
Axel Nelson
Sidney
Montana Highway Commission
John E. Erickson
William J. Mulvaney
East M. P. M
Hugh Gaw
State Auditor’s Office
Department of Agriculture
Peter Dykella
Kella
Congress
Wes D. Rankins
Federal District Court of Montana
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company
Rankin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
I. M. Brandford
Federal Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Brandford
James K. Heslett
United States Building and Loan Association
W. A. Clark
Kansas
Heslett
Senator Clark
Butte Miner Publishing Company
Clark
Chateau Cemetery Association
John Billings
John Hamilton
Quinn
Pamburn
Burd
William Pepo
Pepo
Guthrie
S. T. Ranch
J. G. “Happy” Hopkinson
Huseth
Optometrist and
Optician
Horse Express
Aes Me By
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Polytechnic School of Engineering and Mechanical Arts
Billings Polytechnic Institute
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