Smallest Major Leaguer Nick Tremark Stands Tall in Height Record
Nick Tremark of the Brooklyn Dodgers is listed as 5 feet 494 inches making him the smallest player in the majors. In 1934 the Texas penitentiary processed 262 inmates on murder convictions, a notable year for crime statistics.
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Nick Tremark
Brooklyn Dodgers
Texas Penitentiary
Andrew Billman Pioneer Miner and Early Montana Prospector
Andrew Billman, pioneer miner at Alder Gulch and Diamond City, died in Big Timber about a decade and a half ago. Born 1838 in Fostoria Ohio, he chased gold from Pike's Peak to Virginia City, helped bring Plum mer to justice, and witnessed Bozeman's early frontier streets after crossing the Gallatin.
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A. H. Wilkins
Grace Stone Coates Billman
Livingston
Andrew Billman
Big Timber
Guiches
Montana
Tpike’s Peak
Virginia City
Fostoria
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa City
Charles
Pike’s Peak
Salt Lake City
Andrew
Alder Gulch
Avalanche Gulch
Helena
Blackfoot City
Ophir Gulch
Diamond City
Bannack
Plummer
Billman
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Bozeman City
Jack Mendenhall
Farm Exports in March at 45 Percent of Prewar Volume
The bureau of agricultural economics reports March farm exports at 45 percent of prewar levels, lower than 75 percent a year earlier and 67 percent two years ago. This contrast highlights the slow postwar recovery in agricultural overseas sales.
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South Africa
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New Fish and Game Board Member Seeks Harmony
A. C. Baumgartner of Great Falls, newly appointed to the state fish and game commission, pledges closer cooperation within the department and with sportsmen. He says he will not fire anyone but will push for greater harmony and notes a board meeting planned this month. He also reports Missouri river fishing between Craig and Great Falls improving.
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A. C. Baumgartner
Great Falls
State Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Department
Baumgartner
Missouri River
Craig
Roughbox built for Custer
James Crittenden recounts frontier roles of priests and river captains in Montana's past. He notes Father DeSmet’s medical aid and cattle introduction, Wagonwheel John building for Fort Assinniboine, and post Big Horn attitudes toward arming tribes. He recalls Colonel Monley's coffin box order and a cautious view on Indian alliances and settler safety.
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James Crittenden
Montana
Father DeSmet
Missouri
Brother van Orsdel
John Zimmerman
John
Fort Assinniboine
the Big Horn
Custer
Joseph
Monley
Pioneer Billman and Family Life in Montana's Early Days
The narrative recounts Andrew Biliman’s pioneer activity near Livingston, his gold prospecting adventures in 1867 along the Yellowstone, a near fatal river incident, and the family’s movements from a ranch on Billman creek to the Bitter Root valley. It notes his marriage to Sarah Write, two daughters, and eventual move to Big Timber where he and his wife died within a short span.
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Bridger Creek Canyon
Sour Dough Creek
Billman
Yellowstone Valley
East Fork
Cooke City
Yellowstone
Livingston
Judge Tatten
Fort Benton
Biliman
Bozeman
Andrew Biliman
Sarah Write
Boweman
Bessie Woods
Big Timber
Della Haden
Bitter Root Valley
Billman Creek
Haden
Montana homemakers seek simple labels to aid household purchases
Montana State College home demonstration leader Miss Blanche L. Lee says homemakers want clear, old fashioned facts printed on labels to judge quality. They seek guidance on yard goods shoes ready-to-wear garments and canned goods amid growing grade and specification labeling. The U.S. Department of Agriculture publication 193 outlines help now available, with copies from extension offices.
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Montana
Miss Blanche L. Lee
State
Montana State College
Miss Lee
United States Department of Agriculture
Box for General Custer Impresses Colonel Monley
The passage describes Colonel Monley inspecting a box, noting satisfaction with the craftsmanship. An orderly with a wagon examines the finished item and comments it is a good job for a wagonmaker, suggesting the general will rest well for the trip.
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Monley
General Custer
John
100 Bulls Sold at Auction in Billings Sale
Thirty three head of registered Hereford bulls were sent to Billings for auction by D. L. McDonald of Amarillo Texas. They brought 6390 dollars total, averaging about 200 dollars per head. The sale of Texas stock featured high demand.
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Billings
D. L. McDonald
Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Cardwell Estate Bulls and Cows Bring Notable Sums at Sale
About 100 bulls were sold at the sale largely from the estate of the late Ed Cardwell. Cardwell bulls numbered around 50 and sold near $4,000. Thirty three registered Hereford cows and heifers from the Cardwell estate brought $8,100.
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Ed Cardwell
Cardwell
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