Improved Rodeo Program Scheduled At North Montana State Fair
A vastly changed rodeo program will be staged at the North Montana State Fair August 5 to 10 featuring top rodeo stars, $2,400 in purses, and an amateur bronc riding contest with $200. Headline acts include Alice Listy of Mexico City and Dave Nimmo, with Jimmy Brady Pauline Nesbitt Maidie and Ray and Jimmy Nesbitt also performing. Leo Cremer leads the show with 150 bucking horses and 60 Brahma bulls bought in Texas and Mexico for contests across multiple western venues.
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Rodeo Association of America
Cowboys Turtle Association
Alice Listy
Mexico City
Dave
Delores Nimmo
Ringling Bros. Circus
Jimmy Brady
Pauline Nesbitt
Maidie & Ray
Jimmy Nesbitt
Leo Cremer
Mexico
Texas
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Cremer
Melville
Ek Ae
Butte
Billings
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Twin Falls
Northwest
Eldorado
Ark
Little Rock
Baton Rouge
Glenn Cooley Named 1941 Little International Manager
Glenn Cooley of Miles City will manage the 1941 Little International Livestock Show at Montana State College with Ben Hill of Lewistown as his assistant. The pair were selected by the 1940 Little International committee seniors and approved by the college Agricultural Club executive committee.
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Glenn Cooley
Montana State College
Miles City
Ben Hill
Lewistown
College Agricultural Club
Married Guardsmen Discharged From National Guard Company F
Captain W G Kelley orders discharge of 21 married men from Company F National Guard, replacing them with single men. Among the discharged are five sergeants and three corporals, with a campaign planned to restore full strength to 83 men. In Kalispell, first Flathead forest lookout stations Mission and McCaffery to be manned this season, Lester Lawrence and Ray Wedge assigned.
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National Guard
W. G. Kelley
Kelley
Kalispell
Flathead Forest
Mission Lookout
McCaffery
Lower
Swan District
Lester Lawrence
Ray Wedge
Weather rains across border area again heavy and long
SWEET GRASS reports a 27hour soaking rain with heavy downpours and over an inch of precipitation. The same district notes plans by the Lutheran church to buy or build a new house of worship and holds a meeting to decide the matter.
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Sweet Grass
Laurel Youth Sets Course for New York by Wagon and Horse
Elroy Gilles an 18 year old Laurel youth plans a 105 day trek to New York by wagon and pack horse leaving May 25. He aims to average 20 miles daily with brief visits in Wisconsin and passes through Billings Beach and several cities en route. Gilles survived family illness and a father’s death while remaining an honor student and plans to visit relatives before continuing.
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Elroy Gilles
Laurel
New York
Billings
Beach
N. C
Gilles
Wisconsin
Shamrock
Duke
St. Paul
Chicago
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Beaverhead Wool Sold In Record Beaverhead Contract
Beaverhead ranchers contracted about 233000 fleeces totaling nearly two million pounds in the Dillon district. Prices ranged 25 to 32 cents a pound with a dollar down per fleece, 98 percent of the wool sold on the sheep backs. Wool moves to Boston markets as shipments begin from Dillon and the First National Wool Warehouse prepares for heavy volumes.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
First National Wool
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Boston
One Killed Five Hurt In Automobile Smash
A car overturned on U S highway No 10 about 80 miles west of Missoula killing Ben Weinstein a Spokane law student and injuring five others. Injuries ranged from skull fracture and spinal injuries to multiple broken ribs and leg injuries for occupants Robert Brown Caldwell and Robert Alexanderson. The vehicle rolled four times in the ditch after swerving on a rough spot. the car was demolished.
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Missoula
Ben Weinstein
Spokane
Wash
University of Idaho
Robert Brown
Boise
Idaho
Robert Alexanderson
Caldwell
Robert Pritchard
Pullman
Alvin Orm
Ashton
Alexanderson
Rail and transport controls by Japan in North China
The statement claims that past century provides no proof that technological progress causes lasting unemployment or depressions. It notes that in North China all railways and bus lines are under Japanese control.
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Charles Rook
Steelman
TNEC
North
China
Japan
Woman Pioneer Doctor Mary Atwater Revisited in Helena
Dr. Mary B. Atwater, one of Montana’s first practicing women physicians, revisited Helena at age 80. Now based in Berkeley with her daughter, she traveled solo to attend the Montana federation of women’s clubs and recalled months of horseback visits in Marysville. She supported woman suffrage and helped push for the Eleanor Walsh memorial building at Galen TB sanitarium.
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Mary B. Atwater
Marysville
Helena
Berkeley
Calif
Hough Barron
Atwater
Montana
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
T. J. Walsh
Device Measures Juice Acidity To Gauge Freshness
An electrical instrument has been perfected to measure the acidity of fruit juices, enabling determination of freshness.
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