Trail Herds to Woods Range Revive Old West's Romance
In Montana and northern Idaho national forests millions of acres host summer grazing as 100000 cattle and 500000 sheep move toward highland ranges. Range management, surveys, and a new grass utilization table guide when permits allow grazing to prevent overuse and erosion.
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Texas Trail
Montana
National
Night Hawk
Highlands
Northern
Idaho
Rockies
National Forest
National Forest Administration
Forest Service
National Forests
Rocky Mounin
Grateful to Chinese Herbs Patient Drastic Recovery
MR PETER SOLOMON SR of Polson Montana recounts severe abdominal and back pain dizziness and numb extremities. After weeks on Chinese Herbs from Wong Sun Company his symptoms improved dramatically with better sleep circulation and renewed strength. Signed April 27 1939.
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Wong Sun Company
Wong Sun
Peter Solomon
Polson
Montana
Ticks menace animal health and stock losses rise
The piece warns wood ticks spread tularemia and cause paralysis in cattle sheep and sometimes humans. It urges rodent control and broad dipping programs using arsenical dips to protect stock during March to July and notes Tularemia signs in sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
Montana Clubsters Win Prizes in National 4-H Meet
Thirteen Montana clubsters won 110 dollars in prizes in the fifth national 4 H farm accounting contest for 1938 39 year. The state extension service conducted the activity. Winners listed by county include Blaine Edward V Felton Jim Vogt Howard Hermes Joseph Hermes Chinoook. Carbon Bob Grebe Belfry Frank Everts Joliet Paul Musgrove Belfry Edwin W Brown Bridger. Dawson Chester W Temple Glendive. Lake Ed Bratton Kenneth Richwine Rowan. Stillwater Anna E Mehling Park City Ted Schumann Columbus.
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Montana
State Extension Service
Blaine County
Edward V. Felton
Jim Vogt
Howard Hermes
Joseph Hermes
Chinook
Carbon
Bob Grebe
Belfry
Frank Everts
Joliet
Paul Musgrove
Edwin W. Brown
Bridger
Dawson
Chester W. Temple
Glendive
Lake
Ed Bratton
Kenneth Richwine
Rowan
Stillwater
Anna E. Mehling
Park City
Ted Schumann
Columbus
State Chiropractic Association to Meet in Bozeman
Arrangements are set for the Montana Chiropractic association annual convention in Bozeman June 25 to 27. Headquarters at Baxter hotel, with Dr. Luvelva Petrausch as chair, plus E L Bull and Dr. Norman Othiem. Featured educators include Dr. Alfred Budden, Dr. Homer Beatty, and Dr. Shillig. About 80 chiropractors expected and some will tour Yellowstone. Officers are Dr. P. O. Holm of Butte, Dr. ELL Williams of Missoula, Dr. O. Watkins of Sidney. Directors: Dr. Puvelya Petrausch, Dr. H. Larson, Dr. Jaynes, Dr. Edward Kidder, and Dr. C. G. Teien.
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Montana Chiropractic Association
Bozeman
Baxter Hotel
Luvelva Petrausch
EL. F. Bull
Norman Othiem
Alfred Budden
Western State College of Chiropractic
Portland
Ore
Homer Beatty
Butte
Ell Williams
Missoula
O. Watkins
Sidney
Puvelya Petrausch
Bopeman
H. Larson
Havre L Jaynes
Tans
Edward Kidder
Lewistown
C. G. Teien
Roundup
World War Ace Thrills at Fair With Winged Precision Act
North Montana State fair features Gra nere performing a winged precision routine. He will dive from the grandstand through 40 foot hoops 300 feet apart, loop the loop, and dart through a second hoop. The act includes bouncing a plane off three autos and a handkerchief pickup from the track using a wing tip hook.
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Granere
Montana
Button Lost From Coat Lands Automobile Thief in Jail
Deputy Sheriff Ad Yuill of Flathead County linked a stolen pickup to CCC worker Silas J Papalardo from New York using a dark button found on the car seat. The vehicle was reported missing from William Bonds at Coram and recovered near the CCC camp at Belton. Papalardo admitted the theft and stated, “do as you please with me.”
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Ad Yuill
Flathead County
Ail
William Bond
Coram
CCC
Belton
Silas J. Papalardo
New York
Okeh
Papalardo
Spring Emergence of Termite Kings and Queens
Early spring sees termite kings and queens sprout wings and migrate to establish new colonies by mating, signaling the annual reproductive phase for these social insects.
Treasure State News in Brief Roundup of Montana items
A long list of brief Montana items includes the death of Mary Sterrett in Bluewater near Bridger, a six liquor license limit in Harlowton, a drowning of Leroy Baker in Joliet, a WPA grant for Kalispell fairgrounds, Musselshell county school bond approval, a forest fire near Sandusky, the death of George H. Allen in Bozeman, a fatal railroad accident in Glendive, Boy Scout campsite dedication in Kalispell, a marriage of Dr. M. A. Brannon in France, a new principal in Bigfork, public health nursing institutes in Great Falls and Helena, injuries near Harlem, architect George Shanley Jr. in Great Falls, vaccination efforts in Simms, wool shipment to Queen Elizabeth, and wheat loan settlement timing in Bozeman.
Broadwater Dam Contract Awarded for Missouri River Project
The Montana water conservation board awarded the main contract for a concrete dam across the Missouri river near Toston Broadwater county to Utah Construction company of Fatofnd Cotes Se ae BW. A supplemental contract of 138439 was given to Douglas and Geniger of Fairfield Mont for canal work. The project will irrigate about 22000 acres, with federal and state funds supporting the loan and grant.
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Missouri River
Toston
Broadwater County
Utah Construction Company
Fnd Cotes Se Ae BW
Montana Water Conservation Board
Douglas and Geniger
Fairfeld
Mont
J. C. Boespflug
Miles City
Northern Pacific Railroad
Water Conservation Board
Federal Public Works Administration
State Board
The
Tongue River
Portrait Painter and Client Exchange in Copenhagen
A Berlingske Tidende exchange notes a portrait painter asking if the sitter looks like them and the client replying that a photograph might have sufficed.
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Berlingske Tidende
Copenhagen
Loans settled by delivering collateral wheat to CCC
Chinook introduces first aid classes sponsored by local officials and organizations. Herbert Freide heads police efforts with Arthur Kemp and Mrs. R S McCartney aiding Red Cross and Lions Club under Clarence Scribner travel instructor of the Works Progress Administration program.
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Herbert Freide
Arthur Kemp
R. S. McCartney
Red Cross
Chinook Lions Club
Clarence Scribner
Works Progress Administration
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Billings
Great Falls and Missoula, Montana
Kentucky
James E. A
Animal Health
Dorothy Drew
Sally Rand
San Francisco
Leland Clifford
Dorothy
Edwin W. Briggs
Montana State University
Law
Briggs
Harvard University
New Y
State Chiropractic Association
NORTH
Montana State Fair
Button
Treasure State News
Red Lodge
Mary Sterrett
Bluewater
Harlowton
Leroy Baker
Howard Baker
Here
Kalispell
James E. Murray
Musselshell County
Sandusky
Rock Creek
Little Ben
George H. Allen
Allen
Scott Evans
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
M. A. Brannon
Greater
University of Montana
France
United States
Florida
Bigfork
George Sayatovich
H. A. Veeder
Sayatovich
State University
Helena
State Board of Health
Great Falls
Edythe P. Hershey
Child Health Service
Hwarlem
W.william Jesseph
A. Daughton
Harlem Motor Co
Jesseph
Harlem
Kemp
George H. Shanley Jr
Country Club
West Side
SIMMS
Scott Hoskinson
Smith-Hughes
Simms High School
Pierce M. Reeves
Boston
Northwest
Elizabeth of England
W. S. Bailey
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Public Works Administration
Commodity Credit Corp
Bond
Ik kSpring
Bane
Continental Diitiing Corporation
Pha, Pa
Russell Prints
Ang
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls, Montana
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