Judge Pemberton A Pioneer of Montana Law and Order
Judge William Y. Pemberton, a pioneer lawyer and chief justice of Montana’s supreme court, helped establish civil government in the territory. Born June 1, 1841 in Nashville, he arrived in Bannack in 1863, aided law and order, moved to Helena in 1865, served six years as chief justice, later as librarian of the state historical society.
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William Y. Pemberton
Pemberton
Territorial
Bannack
Mont
Supreme Court
Montana
Nashville
Tenn
Missouri
Masonic College
Lexington
Cumberland University Law School
Lebanon, Tenn
Virginia City
Territory of
Helena
Sanders County Named for Political Adversary Friend
The narrative recounts how Sanders and Pemberton, once rival leaders of Montana politics in the pre statehood era, supported each other through brigandage cleanups and campaigns. Their bond persisted until Sanders' death, inspiring Judge Pemberton to propose renaming Paradise County to Sanders County as a tribute to his longtime ally.
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Pemberton
Sanders
Pem
Montana
Plummer
Paradise County
Wild Turkey Near Extinction Report Alerts Nation
The Fish and Wildlife Service warns the wild turkey population is alarmingly low and endangered. The bird now occupies about half its former U S habitat with restocking projects under way and calls for more programs by Harold J L Blakely, the service's turkey authority.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
Harold JL. Blakely
Service
Turkey
Vigilantes, lawman and threats tied to Ives execution
Judge Pemberton, famed for joining the vigilantes at Bannack and later presiding in Virginia City, warned Wilbur F. Sanders of a plot to kill him after George Ives was hanged. The overheard dialogue suggested a swift retaliation by Ives' supporters against Sanders.
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Torical
Helena
Pemberton
Bannack
Virginia City
Bill Fairweather
Aldergulch
Prairies
Plummer
Law and Order
George Ives
Ives
Wilbur F. Sanders
Sanders
Judge Pemberton
Nevada City
Pigeon Pox Vaccine Urged To Protect Laying Flocks
A poultry advisory recounts H C Smith of Richmond NC who lost egg production to fowl pox and later vaccinated his flock with pigeon pox vaccine to restore laying and cut daily losses. The piece notes pigeon pox vaccine is milder and lasts about three months, recommending initial pigeon vaccination during lay and subsequent fowl pox vaccination for permanent immunity.
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H. C. Smith
Richmond
N. C
Mr. Smith
Rural lighting gains on farms across the nation
The department of agriculture reports nearly 1.4 million farms adopted electric lighting in 64 years, lifting total electrified farms to over 2 million of more than 6 million nationwide.
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Department of Agriculture
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Sherwood
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Rte
Wenatchee
Lewis & Walker
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N. Wyoming
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Alaska
Alaska Research
Seattle
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Fourth St
Barber College
Moler'’s
Trent
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Texas
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Denver
Refined Contacts Bureau
Omaha
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Sedro Wooley
Sheldon F. Reese
Aberdeen
Dak
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Nu Ins OF
Rai
Kessler
Kes
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Max Goldbers
Moorhead Farmers Elevator Co
Moorhead
PDI
Walter Grimes
Cascade, Mont
Wwe
Bozeman, Mont
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