Lewis and Clark Diary Entries Track 1805 Missouri Route
A chronicle of the Lewis and Clark expedition from May 27 to June 29 1805 detailing river travel between Blaine and Chouteau counties Marias River Great Falls portage and falls near Loma Fort Benton and Chester to Lolo pass return march June 29 1806 notes Montana journey and camp sites with Sacajawea’s encounters and river explorations.
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Missouri
Blaine
Chouteau
Havre
Judith River
Missouri River
Eagles Creek
Big Sandy
Highwood Mountains
Lewis and Clark
Loma
Clark
Fort Benton
Lewis
Marias River
Sweet Grass Hills
Chester
Teton River
Dutton, Collins and
Brady
Rocky Mountains
Great Falls
The
Sun River
Sacajawea
White Bear Islands
Missouri River Falls
Greatalls
Thomas Jefferson
Montana
Lolo Pass
Bitterroot Range
Lolo Hot Springs
Lolo Creek
Olo
House Defeats Six Month OPA Extension Move
The House voted 177 to 126 to keep OPA’s life at a full year rather than six months. Speaker Rayburn urged against slicing the wartime price and rationing agency, warning of inflation and hunger if the extension is shortened. Republicans defended limits and sought OPA reforms including shorter extensions and higher price ceilings.
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Washington
House
OPA
Rayburn
Texas
vAyupruoai
Hoffman
R-Mich
Martin
Mass
America
Wolcott
Rmich
Crawford
Yellowstone Victorians 4-H Club Sees Growth at June Meet
The Yellowstone Victorians 4-H Club of Aliiews County met June 13 at Andres Laubach s to discuss garden plots and plant knowledge. Donna Bookout presided as Ruth Myr stol led roll call listing five vegetables. Darrel Laubach demonstrated transplanting tomatoes. H M Oefstos spoke on cutworms and home safety. Four new members joined, bringing total to 16 as 10 guests attended. next meeting set for June 27 at Tom Jarrett s with a post meeting lunch.
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Yellowstone Victorians
4-H Club
Andres Laubach
Donna Bookout
Ruth Myrstol
Darrel Laubach
Randall Groom
United States
H. M. Oefstos
Tokyo Claims Death by Own Action Tactics On Okinawa Raid
Tokyo radio reported kamikaze attacks sank two American ships and damaged three off Okinawa as Americans fought to seize the island. Admiral Nimitz said two light naval units were sunk and a heavy auxiliary damaged amid ongoing raids. The island’s weathered front rose the Stars and Stripes at 10 a.m. Friday as Japanese forces launched 20 raids in small groups.
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Guam
Tokyo
Okinawa
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Stars and Stripes
Nimitz
Army officer electrocuted locating volleyball at Gorefield base
First Lieutenant John T. Tracy twenty five of Forest Hills New York was electrocuted Saturday after contacting a 220 volt wire on a building roof at Gorefield air base near Great Falls while trying to locate a volleyball.
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Great Falls
John T. Tracy
Forest Hills
N. Y
Gorefield Air Base
Here
Army Public Relations
Auto Production Quotas Boost for 10 Car Firms
War Production Board sets nine month quotas totaling 691018 passenger cars for ten manufacturers. GM gets near twice Chrysler’s ceiling. Ford ranks third. Minimum 8000 car allotment for new entrants. 241916 cars allowed in H2 this year and 449102 in Q1 1946. WPB notes priority aid for reconversion parts, not for car manufacture.
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Washington
War Production Board
Wedness
WPB
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler
Ford
Gold Mining Resumes July 1 Under WPB Order Revocation
The War Production Board announced permission to restart gold mining on July 1. Mines shut since October 8, 1942 under Order L-208 to conserve machinery and supplies for war metals will reopen, but miners gain no priority for labor or new equipment.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Dusting Off The Old Ones
A collage of local notes recounts births auditioning farms and charity events. Born June 20 a girl to Mr and Mrs C C Nicholson and Sheep man Charles Voges sold fleeces while Charley Biaser visits with horses. Sweet Grass doubles Red Cross quota. dances and benefactions raise funds. A Columbus riverbody rescue earns praise for James T Anin editor of the Columbus News.
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C. C. Nicholson
Charles Voges
Charley Biaser
Boulder
Glen Parker
Martin Crest
Lanagan Ranch
Springdale
Grace
Florence Carney
Glasston
Sheriff Lyon
Chris Magelssen
Columbus
James T. Annin
The
Columbus News
Local News and Marriages From Pioneer Files
The Lacklen garage opened for business Saturday. Etta Lee Manis and Ross J. Findley were married at Sheridan Wyoming. Hester Lacklen hosted a bridal shower for Anne Cosgriff Harris. Selmer Bjonnemo and Julia Burkhart wed at the camp grounds and will live in Anaconda. Everett Farr named county commissioner by Judge H J Miller to replace Reider Anderson. Air mail service to Hawaii planned by early August pending establishment between New York and San Francisco.
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Lacklen
William Widdicombe
George Myers
Seattle
Alaska
Etta Lee Manis
Ross J. Findley
Sheridan
Wyo
Lew Webb
Leslie Webb
Auto
Bangor
H. J. Miller
Everett Farr
White Beaver
Reider Anderson
Hawaii
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
New York
San Francisco
Lillian
Louis Grosfield
S. J. Leean
Nelsonville
Wis
Hester Lacklen
Leroy Harris
Anne Cosgriff
Selmer Bjonnemo
Julia Burkhart
Camp Grounds
N. A. Eller
Anaconda
Parodies and Poems by Jerome Williams
A compact collection preview offering Jerome Williams verses and parodies priced at fifty cents for readers seeking light verse and satirical pieces. Includes brief notes on form and authorial voice within a small literary item.
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Jerome Williams
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Lewis Ane
Clark Trail
Aliiews County Agents Office
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Mr. Annin
Pioneer Files
Schenley
Schenley Distillers Corp
N.Y.C
Boulder Dam
Black Canyon
Colorado River
California
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