Hathaway's 1st Year in Montana Continued
The narrative follows a frontier work crew in December 1881 through the spring drive on Tongue River. The men split tasks, learn to chew ties, and endure a bear hunt with Hank McGuire. They transition from log work to a Tongue River drive aboard a wannigan, enduring long days, meals, and nightly chores under the open sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson
Jones
Frank
Bert
Hank McGuire
Hank
Ward
Nelse
McGuire
Tongue River
Miles City
Grade crossing crashes show slow trains dominate last year
Sixty five percent of last year’s grade crossing accidents involved trains moving under thirty miles per hour or at a standstill.
White faced cattle walk on left side of road plan
The National Safety Council urges pedestrians wear white at night. Andrew L. Case of the Arizona highway department proposes white-faced cattle to reduce crashes and suggests calves learn to walk on the left side facing traffic. A 1944 speed violation rate noted one in three fatal crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Andrew L. Case
Arizona State Highway Department
Case
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Hathaway
Montana
Young Egan
Erwein
Ellsworth
Jones and Hathaway
Myself
Nelson-Myers
Agency
National Park Bank
Livingston, Mont
Vermont Loan Trust Co
Livingston
Park Refrigeration Company
C.V. Mosier
Big Timber and
Park City
Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber Yellowstone Bank
Laurel
America
Swift & Company
Swift
R. G. Johnson
Department of Animal Husbandry
Oregon State College
Em, Simpson
Agricultural Research Department
Merry Christmas
Nutrition Research Laboratories
American Meat Institute
Corby’s
Canada
U.S.A
Jas. Barclay & Co., Limited
Peoria, Illinois
CORBY
Een
Ren Py
Martha Logans
Department 128
Chicago
Alma C, Esplin
Utah State Agricultural College
Union Stock Yards
Illnois
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