Notre Dame grid iron man turned rodeo impresario
Leo Cremer once a Notre Dame bench warmer with Knute Rockne is now a leading rodeo impresario. He built one of the West’s top bucking stock outfits, transforming rodeo from small horses to husky broncs. His rodeo string appeared at the recent Butte event and will perform at the North Montana State fair in Great Falls August 5 to 10.
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Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Leo Cremer
Montana
Cremer
Rodeo Impressario
West
Butte
Great Falls
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Directory of Montana Mining Properties
Francis A. Thomson
Bureau
Montana School of Mines
Missoula
Robert E. Jones
Montana State University
Pro Cowboys Best Rally Reignites Rodeo Rules Debate
In Prescott Arizona a heated claim frames professional rodeo cowboys as distinct from ranch riders. Riders claim turtles organize to favor locals, protect amateurs, and shape prize structures while preserving livestock rules and disqualification penalties.
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Prescott, Ariz
Doc” Pardee
Prescott
Ariz
Rodeo Association of America
Honeymoon on Missouri River Marked Early Montana Arrival
Mrs. Louisa Welborn Thompson born March 4 1851 Darling ton Indiana died September 6 1919. She moved to Montana in 1868 by flatboat up the Missouri to Fort Benton and Helena before settling at Three Forks with Charles Wesley Thompson. Survived by son Homer Thompson of Three Forks. three children were born to the couple.
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Missouri River
Louisa Welborn Thompson
Montana
Fort Benton
Thompson
Darlington
Montgomery County
Ind
Charles Wesley Thompson
Helena
Jefferson City
Three Forks
Homer Thompson
Tee Club Names E M Boyes as Head Organizer
The report states that E M Boyes was appointed by the tee club to oversee the project described as the cee ee tee work. Local members welcomed his leadership and anticipated progress in the forthcoming period.
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Ttee Club
E. M. Boyes
Observations From Various War Fronts
Reports from front lines and capitals sketch plans and tensions in World War II. Petain signals decentralization under a centralized state in Vichy France while Britain forges resilience against blockade and Ireland remains neutral. Reuters notes U.S. diesel tank engines and air refueling ideas as European stalemate grows. Roosevelt asks Congress for near 10 billion dollars in defense funding, stressing full defense and avoidance of aggression. Russia's role as potential counterweight to Germany is discussed amid Anglo-Russian cooperation prospects.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Montana motorists report 50 percent better equipment than last year
Montana highway patrol chief Lou C. Boedecker notes motorists now drive cars with equipment 50 percent improved over last year. Missoula installs downtown parking meters for a six month trial. Montana Supreme Court begins summer recess with term start set for Sept. 15.
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Montana
Lou C. Boedecker
State Highway Patrol
Missoula
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Supreme Court
Howard A. Johnson
Glasgow
W. A. Bechtel & Co
San Francisco
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Fort Peck
Glendive
Wolf Point
Roy
Grass Range
Malta
Farmer Fatally Injured in Haying Accident
Oliver J. Bisnett, a 53 year old unmarried farmer from the Dupuyer area, was fatally injured in a mower incident on the John Meyer farm east of Dupuyer. He was dragged and crushed, saying he was aided by a neighbor until death. He was nephew of Mrs. Scenees Bins. The accident remains under district review.
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Oliver J. Bisnett
Dupuyer
John Meyer
Cnet
Scenees Bins
Athens to host Green Week with thousands of trees planted
Athens, Greece will hold a Green Week during which thousands of trees are planned to be planted. The event aims to boost urban greenery and environmental awareness across the city.
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Hollywood Letter Club
Wray Ward
Sta. “S
Los Angeles
Calif
Athens
Greece
Montana WPA approves 22 projects totaling 1.6 million
State WPA Administrator J. E. Parker announced 22 June approvals including two statewide programs. The six month total reaches 103 projects with 4.96 million in authorizations. Counties funded road, school, health, and public works across Beaverhead to Yellowstone with several large allocations including sewing rooms and sanitary privies.
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Montana State Board of Health
State Department of Public Welfare
Beaverhead
Dillon
Blaine
Phillips
Fort Belknap
Carbon
Edgar
Red Lodge
Carter
Chalk Buttes
Ekalaka
Cascade
Belt
Fergus
Lewistown
Gallatin
Bozeman
Lewis and Clark
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Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Powell
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Montana School of Mines
Toole
Shelby
Yellowstone
Billings
Montana
Federal Farm Loan Interest Rate Cut
Federal farm loan interest rates are cut for the next two years, saving Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon farmers about 4 million dollars. R E Brown of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane announced that legislation approved by Congress and Roosevelt fixes the rate at 3 8 percent for most two year installments with exceptions. The rate on land bank loans since 1917 averages around five percent and the commissioner loan rate drops from 4 percent to 3 8 percent.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Federal Land Bank and
Land Bank Commissioner
R. E. Brown
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Congress
Roosevelt
Bitten by bear injures guide at Glacier trip
Miss Dorothy Thorson of Pincher Creek Alberta was treated at Whitefish hospital for a laceration to the middle finger of her left hand after she stepped onto a car running board and injured her hand during a Glacier Park auto trip.
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Dorothy Thorson
Pincher Creek
Alta
Whitefish Hospital
Thorson
Glacier Park
India Contains Fifteen British Provinces and Twelve States
A historical note states that India comprises fifteen British provinces and twelve semiautonomous states or agencies, outlining the administrative divisions under colonial governance.
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India
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