Livingston Roundup Promises Three Wild July Days
Livingston prepares for its 16th annual Roundup July 2 3 4 with parades fireworks free events stock acts led by Montie Montana and Razor sharp riders. The town promotes industrial progress themes and governor backed All Montana Day while warning crowds to expect a grand Western revival.
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Levi
San Francisco
Moomaw and Bernard Stock Company
Tonasket
Wash
Tim Bernard
America
Texas
Montie Montana
Miles City
Montana
Livingston
Lovely Fay Knight
Nick Knight
Pinkey Gist
Felix Cooper
George Williams
How to Start Your Poultry Operation in Spring
Practical guide for starting a chick flock with a 10 by 12 brooder housing 350 chicks, 90 degree初 edge heat then gradual cooling, two feet feeder space per 50 chicks, 10 inch waterer, clean litter, disease prevention, antiseptic drinking water, and avoiding chilling or overheating to ensure healthy growth and profitable maturity.
All Montana Day set for July 3 in Livingston
Governor Ford designated Livingston site for All-Montana Day during the 16th annual roundup. He urged Montanans statewide to observe the day as a mass gathering to show loyalty to country and state and to strengthen community ties across Montana.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Livingston
JayCees of
Montana
Ford
Livingston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sam C. Ford
United States
Veteran Patrick Keys 71 Dies at Fort Harrison Hospital
Patrick Keys, 71, who served in the U S Army in the Philippine Islands from 1893 to 1904, died at the Fort Harrison veterans hospital where he had been a patient for four years.
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Helena
Patrick Keys
U. S. Army
Philippine Islands
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Workers' Families Move to New Flats in Vilnius Slums
Families of workers are relocated from Vilnius slums to newly built flats in Lithuania. The government program aims to improve housing conditions and reduce overcrowding for residents previously living in substandard housing.
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Vilnius
Lithuania
Editor Jeffy Johns a Cavalier of the Montana Press
Tribute to Jefferson Johns a long time Montana newspaper figure who died in Miles City in 1923 While he fought with ink across towns from Lewistown to Fairview Johns built and edited papers in Red Lodge Forsyth Miles City Clyde Park Livingston and Harlowton and died at his desk wearing his armor. He was born in 1860 in West Virginia.
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Garfield Times
Jefferson Johns
Miles City
Mr. Johns
T. Jefferson Johns
Jeffy
Montana
Lewistown
Fergus County
Livingston
Fairview
North Dakota Line
Harlowton
Fine
Colonel Hamilton
West Virginia
State Editors Say The Man From Mars Speaks
The Montana Standard reports that wartime jargon shows language changes as English shifts under war pressures. A machine gunner’s line is translated into plain speech, revealing how phrases evolve during maneuvers and combat drills.
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Mars
War Department
Montana Standard
Bearding Jeffy Johns a Fighting Editor and Ball Player
Jeffy Johns, known as Beefing Johns, moved to Kansas at 14 and learned printing in Cawker City. He built and led teams across Forsyth and Billings, loved baseball above golf, supported Democrats, and became a famed, confrontational editor with many enemies and loyal friends.
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Kansas
Jeffy
Cawker City
Charley Bebb
Lewistown
Forsyth
Billings
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