Going-to-the-Sun Highway Dedicated in Glacier National Park
Governor Frank H. Cooney praised the Going-to-the-Sun highway at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park calling it a priceless gift to Montana and the nation. He noted it completes an all Montana route and will boost visitors to Glacier Park while highlighting the highway as an engineering feat and gateway to spectacular landscapes.
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Frank H. Cooney
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Junior Detective Corps badge offer from Inspector Post
Boys and girls are invited to join the Post’s Junior Detective Corps by sending their name and address with two Post Toasties box-tops. Address Inspector Post General Foods Battle Creek Michigan. Offer valid until October 15 1933.
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Opening of majestic Going-to-the-Sun highway praised
A speech lauds the Going-to-the-Sun highway as a monumental public works gift funded by Washington. It credits federal forestry and park services for its completion and invites future visitors from across the country and abroad to travel the route and be enriched by the journey.
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Forestry and Park Services
Canada thistles resist control and spread by seed
Agricultural officials warn that Canada thistle roots can reach four feet deep and ten feet long in a year, with spreading via irrigation ditches and seed. Effective control requires summer fallow, clean plowing, regular cultivation, and reseeding with alfalfa or sweet clover to suppress regrowth. Fourth of July Glacier travel up 115 more cars and 600 more passengers than last year, totaling 1,314 cars and 4,776 people.
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Glacier National Park
C C C Work Advances On Pipe Creek Road Project
A mile and a wall of road work has been completed by C C C crews at Pipe Creek twenty miles northwest of Libby. Part of the camp is at the project while others are building a mess hall and improving the camp. The road opens a shorter route into the Yak t country. Twenty men from Lincoln county were sent to C C C camps in district No 1 forests.
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Pipe Creek
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Fires small in Idaho and Montana forests during July start
Northern Idaho logged 48 fires in the first ten days of July with generally good conditions and no severe fire danger. Montana reported 16 fires for the same period, only one exceeding 10 acres, in Bitterroot forest. O S Warden of Great Falls will speak at the Mather plaque dedication. Senator Wheeler delivered greetings from President Roosevelt. Senator Buchanan of Alberta and ex-Representative Leavitt discussed Waterton Glacier International Peace Park.
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Scott Leavitt
Waterton Glacier International Peace Park
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