Grayling Given New Life Lease In Montana Restocking
Charles Faqua of the U S Bureau of Fisheries leads experiments reviving the Montana grayling Thymallus Montanus once on the edge of extinction. Hatchery-raised fry are growing, with about 1 000 to be tagged and released into Squaw Creek and Madison River tributaries for study by Montana State College ichthyology students.
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Montana
Jordan
Yellowstone National Park
Charles Fuqua
Bozeman Station
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Clarence A. Tryon
Montana State College
Squaw Creek
Gallatin River
Bozeman
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Madison River
Tryon
College Receives Arts Equipment from Carnegie Corporation
Montana State College announced a 5000 dollar arts teaching equipment grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Led by Dr. A L Strand and Mrs Olga Ross Hannon the set includes 2124 photographs 232 books 20 etchings 45 color facsimiles and three portfolios to be catalogued and loaned to high schools and organizations statewide.
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Montana State College
Carnegie Corporation of New York
A. L. Strand
Olga Ross Hannon
Montana
Hannon
United States
Portuguese Begin Slave Trade Arrives at Santo Domingo
The record notes the start of the slave trade in 1503 when the Portuguese landed the first shipload of enslaved Africans at Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Weather sharks doubt Abbott forecast for wet 1939
Old time weather watchers question Smithsonian secretary Charles G Abbott on his 1939 wet year forecast and 1973 drought end, citing solar cycles and tree rings. Earliest snowy winters cited include 1810 expedition to Three Forks and the brutal 1871 72 season near Helena.
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Montana
Charles G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institution
American Geophysical Union
Great Lakes
Pierre Menard
Andrew Henry
Fort Manuel
Big Horn
Three Forks
John Colter
Livingston
Bozeman
Colter
Helena
Fort Benton
Missouri
Marty Sykes
Loren Sykes
Benjamin Town
Stockmen oppose closing of national forest ranges
The Montana Stockgrowers association at its Helena convention adopted resolutions opposing any move to remove live stock from national forests and opposing new trade agreements. It urged Congress to protect home markets, maintain tariffs, and pressed for federal restocking loans and beef grade standards. Governor Ayers called consolidation of grazing agencies with the Montana Livestock Commission and outlined a grazing conservation division.
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Montana Stockgrowers Association
Helena
Izaak Walton League
Congress
Regional Credit Corporation
State Land Board
W. J. Butler
International Congress of Veterinarians
Switzerland
Roy E. Ayers
Stockman’s Association
Montana
Montana Livestock Commission
Ayers
Livestock Commission
F. E. Mollin
Denver
American National Livestock Association
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers ’Association
United States Forest Service
Drouth
Stockmen warned on buying diseased cattle import risk
Montana stockmen were cautioned about disease risk from out of state cattle imports. Dr. W. J. Butler, state veterinarian, urged buyers to choose healthy animals from clean herds and discussed Bangs disease prevention and vaccination as key controls.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Idaho Entrance Proposed as Yellowstone Gateway
The Cody club urges Idaho be linked to Yellowstone National Park by a 24 mile road, creating an Idaho gateway. The plan notes Idaho has no entrance while Montana and Wyoming have multiple, and cites a $300000 highway built to within a park boundary.
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Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Chambers of Commerce
Cody Club
Park
Ishton
Montana
Modern Lady Godiva causes stir in Butte car ride
In Butte an intoxicated woman rode in a car with her infant son visible, wearing scant clothing. Police questioned her explanation about a fight with her sister and confiscated the car while she and the child were taken to a shelter, later releasing the vehicle. Panama City history and a note on snakes follows.
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Butte
Washday jelly from strawberries saves time and effort
A home canning feature shows thrifty cooks turning ripe strawberries into jelly with a half minute boil. It details juice extraction, sugar, fruit pectin steps, and paraffin sealing to yield about 12 glasses of jelly in minutes.
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U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Carnegie Corporation
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Huseth
Central Avenue Jeweler and Optometrist
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Lands Department
Minsoula
H. W. Whicker
Beet Poe
Bunty
Mr. Henauridle
Tappad
Edgar Allan Poe
the Raven
Elizaebeth Barrett Browning
Poe
Robert Browning
Conway
Browning
Johnathan Swift
Thomas Carlyle
Napoleon Bonaparte
Carnot
Marat
Montana State University
Missoula
State Board of Education
By Charles D. Greenfield
Send
Eph Thomas
Robert Barnes
Henry Folk
James Smith
James Fergus
Fergus County
Robert Thoroughman
William Hall
Riggs
Grattan
Baxter
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Kelly
Fitzpatrick
Carr
Jones
Clark
Collet
Persell
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Seth Bullock
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House
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Santer
Thomas A. Ross
Chinook
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Birney
Carl K. Malone
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Ross
Yellowstone
Rosiksenixs
Los Angeles
Western Air Express
East Broadway
Lady Godiva
Panama City
Doan
Lena “Butte
Atelle
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