Eastern Buyers Take Big Interest In Stillwater County Wool Pool
Eastern wool houses show strong interest in Stillwater county wool as buyers survey the county's flocks. Sheep weights reach a Stillwater record with some fleeces over 17 pounds due to cottonseed cake feeding and a mild winter. The pool's sales committee plans another inspection meeting within two weeks as bids from National Wool Marketing Association and others come in.
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Columbus
Stillwater Pool
Stillwater County
Harvey Coit
Big Timber
Cordingly and Company
Parker Tulong
Thomas P. Mulvihill
Silberman and Sons of
Chicago
Roberts Pool
Carbon County
Butcher Creek
Absarokee
Patten
Helleren
Keating
Birkeland
Price
Johnson, Weir
Tyler
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park Travel Surges Ahead of Last Year
The Livingston Enterprise reports June 16 1931 official figures show Yellowstone visitors reached 23669 for the season with total near 100000 expected. Pre season travel and automobile trips rise while train passenger reservations show no major decline versus 1930. Fish and wildlife counts rise. gun permits and dogs increase. gateway traffic varies by entrance with west and east gates up while south gate trails. Rail visitors exceed prior open date with early total over 250.
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Livingston Enterprise
Enterprise
Daily Report
Livingston-Gardiner
Grand Teton Park
Ruth Nichols Delays Atlantic Flight After Takeoff Crash
New York society figure Ruth Nichols 26 suffers damage to her high wing plane at Floyd Bennett field delaying her solo North Atlantic flight to Paris. Earlier she troubled taking off from Jersey City and a faulty gyro instrument postponed departure to Monday.
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New York
Atlantic
Ruth Nichols
Floyd Bennett Field
Portland Me
Harbor Grace
N. F
North Atlantic
Paris
Jersey City
Floyd Bennett Airport
Barren Island
Brooklyn
New York City
New
Clarence Chamberlin
Miss Nichols
Akitah
Missing Butcher Finds Himself At Baker
Fred Jacobs, a former local butcher, resurfaces in Marmarth North Carolina on June 9 after a year missing with his truck amid suspected foul play. He says he spent most time in Flagstaff Arizona and is returning to settle affairs. Authorities will not press charges.
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Baker
Marmarth
N. C
Fred Jacobs
Jacobse
Jacobs
Flagstaff
Aris
Extra Session Allocates Nebraska Budget
Lincoln June 20 Nebraska's legislature closed a special session called by Gov. Charles W. Bryan after the regular session failed to complete state appropriations. The June 9 to 20 session allotted 43 175 for operations for the next biennium, with total planned spending near 44 million and a governor recommended budget of 42 136 496.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Young bear Barney bids farewell to Yellowstone at Mammoth
Barney the four month old bear cub known as Jesse James Jr. is leaving Yellowstone National Park. Park naturalist Dorr G. Yeager who raised him since February plans a move to Rocky Mountain National Park and hands Barney over to Sam Woodring of Grand Teton National Park.
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Yellowstone Park
Barney
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Jesse James, Jr
Grinnell
Iowa
Dorr G. Yeager
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain National Park
Sam Woodring
Grand Teton National Park
Old Faithful
Naturalist Yeager
Mammoth
Democratic leaders back move on finance and foreign policy
President Hoover or Representative Garner of Texas, minority leader in the house, leads prominent Democrats endorsing the move. Senators Harri son of Mississippi and Collier of Mississippi head finance and Ways and Means committees, with Chairman Borah listed in support. White House says Hoover spoke to Senators Robinson of Arkansas and Couzens of Michigan, who pledged support though not named in the statement.
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Representative Garner
Texas
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Representative Collier
Finance
Ways and Means
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Robinson
Arkansas
Couzens
Michigan
Montana Hatcheries Complete Season's Spawn Station Work
Montana's spawn stations have finished the season with enough eggs from native and rainbow trout and grayling to fill 14 hatcheries and leave a surplus. Weather cut the final days short. Flint creek and Lake Francis were key egg sources with substantial rainbow and native trout yields and modest grayling hauls. Eggs valued around two dollars per thousand will be raised in state hatcheries and released to benefit Montana sportsmen.
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Anaconda
Mont
Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Flint Creek
Georgetown Lake
Lake Rowan
Lake Francis
St John Fire Ravages Western Port Causes Large Loss
A massive blaze on the St John water front destroyed facilities and ships, likely surpassing 10 million dollars in damage. The Empress steamer and several harbor crafts were burned, with two firefighters seriously burned and origins uncertain. The fire affected the western port area while the eastern section remained untouched.
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ST. John
N. B
Canada
Halifax
Empress
Boston
Harbor Commission
Alex Graf
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C. J. Ellingson
Bailey Hardware
Bear Creek Coal
R.a.traver
Hoover
St. John, N. B
J. J. Gallagher
General Electric
Motor Inn
FORD
Detroit