Study of the Missouri River Basin Water Supply
The United States Geological Survey advances a comprehensive study of the Missouri River basin detailing basin extent of 492 000 square miles and major tributaries such as the Yellowstone and Platte. It notes the Shoshone Pathfinder and Belle Fourche dams as landmark irrigation structures and mentions Water-Supply Paper 286 for full flow records from 1910 across 130 stations.
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Missouri River
United States Geological Survey
Union
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Great Falls
Mont
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi
St. Louis
Wyoming
Colorado
Minnesota
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin
Marins
Yellowstone
Cheyenne
Platte
Missouri River Basin
Shoshone River
Bighorn
Shoshone Dam
North Platte River
Omaha
Nebi
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Geological Sur- Survey
Washington, D. C
Browning assigns election for city officers in April 1912
Notice lists election on Tuesday April 2 1912 in Browning to choose a city collector for one year two east ward aldermen one year and two year terms and a west ward alderman for two years. East ward polling is at the Mayor's office west ward at the school house with appointed judges for each ward. City Clerk R M Calhoun signs the notice March 5 1912.
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East Ward
Isaac Dunlap
C. W. White
A. C. Turner
M. Burwell
West Ward
S. P. Carr
M.R. F. Nickell
J. I. Russell
B. D. Stevenson
R. M. Calhoun
Coal Seller Demands Immediate Payment and Cash Sales
Notice to all debtors to call and settle promptly. Coal will be sold for cash only to ensure the seller can pay for coal supplies.
Starving deer killed by coyotes in Glacier National Park
Walter Gibbs from the Joe Rogers ranch on North Fork reports an unprecedented deer population this winter in Glacier National Park. Deep snow and crusted ice allow coyotes to stalk and kill deer at haystacks, with carcasses common across the district. Mrs. Brewer, a park guard’s wife, feeds the deer but points to increasing starvation and calls for government action to protect the herds.
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Walter Gibbs
Joe Rogers
North Fork
Glacier National Park
Gibbs
Brewer
Upper North Fork
Columbian
Columbia
Mont
Buys Fine Jack Returns With Prideful Purchase
Obe Broyles, known as a buyer and seller of horses and jacks, bought a fine jack in Carroll county then sold it for a profit through Mr. Taylor. After a long trip to Laplata Kansas City and Kansas, he recovered the jack he once owned and claims it is the finest he has seen.
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Obe Broyles
Carroll County
Taylor
Obe
Laplata
Kansas City
Kansas
Mr. Taylors
Milan
Leap Year Verse Teases Did and Dew in Town
A playful verse parodies Did and Dew suggesting Did aims to court Dew-drop during Leap Year. It claims Dew-drop frowns on Did's strategies while noting Did's bashfulness and a pen courting approach may fail. Chess P. White signs off with a cheeky invitation.
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Did
Didley
Chess P. White
Obituary for Joseph Hamilton Cawood
Joseph Hamilton Cawood born May 12 1836 in Davis County Indiana. He married Barbara J Whitney August 19 1858 and Mary E Whitney February 17 1867. Surviving children numbered twelve with eight living. widow and remaining children mourn his loss. Funeral at Haseville church at 4 pm Saturday with burial. He joined the Methodist Episcopal church and lived a devout Christian life.
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Joseph Hamilton Cawood
Davis County
Indiana
Barbara J. Whitney
Sullivan County
Mary E. Whitney
Father Caywood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Father Cawood
Christian Herald
Haseville Church
Earede Tribune
Duck Season Opens Amid Snow Thaw and Duck Delights
Heavy snows gave way to a thaw that flooded creeks and opened bottomlands. Locust Creek overflowed while east and west streams spread, yet little damage is reported. In town, J. J. Smith and others hunt ducks from decoys and claim record bag on Tuesday, with Mr. Smith gifting the editor a pair of ducks.
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Mother Nature
Mother Earth
J. J. Smith
J. B. Harvey
J. M. Moore
C. W. Haggard
Millinery Opening Day Showcases City Shops
Friday and Saturday featured millinery openings despite bad weather. Miss Duncan displayed standout hats while Kni fong Harvey drew many customers. Mrs Summers offered a display and Browning boasted three modern shops with fresh designs from markets.
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Miss Duncan
Knifong & Harvey
Hackney Horse Company Shareholders Meeting Notice
All shareholders of the Hackney Horse Company are hereby notified to meet. The notice calls a gathering likely to discuss company matters and potential motions. Further details such as date time and location are not provided in the fragment.
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Hackney Horse Company
Conference Meeting Forming Plans for April Dates
The Chillli Beth district conference of the M E C S will meet in this city April 3 to 5. Opening service April 3 at 2 p m conducted by John H Hubbard P E with an evening sermon by Rev W A Hanna and Lords Supper. April 4 8 45 a m reports from pastors devotion and Women’s Missionary Societies. 11 a m preaching by Rev Robt White. afternoon devotions and talks on our real interests led by W A Webb and F J Mapel. Bishop Denny to preach. April 5 8 30 a m devotion and missionary talks. 11 a m preaching by Rev H I Cobb. Benediction.
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Chilliebthe
John H. Hubbard
P. E
W. A. Hanna
Chillicothe
J. W. Ramsey
Te Women’s Missionary Societies
Robt White
Brunswick
C. W. Herley
W. A. Webb
Central College
F. J. Mapel
Carrollton
Denny
W. B. Llewellyn
E. F. Rawlings
Nashville, Tenn
A. C. Johnson
Missouri ‘Conference
H. I. Cobb
Norborne
Obeying the Law on Snow Cleanup
Citizens spent the week clearing snow from sidewalks and crossings as a new city ordinance enforced. The street commissioner set an example by keeping crossings clean. Main Street sewers clogged with ice and debris delayed merchants. The cost of living rose about a half due to enforcement, and further snow could trigger wider public response.
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Main Street
Browning Millinery Ad Hints Weekend Sale
Mrs Summers of The Browning Millinery Co advertises a Saturday sale featuring Veloces priced at 45 and 50 cents, with a 25 cent on day offer. The note references Isale Saturday and a millinery promotion.
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The
Browning Millinery Co
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Jack
Dew
Dew-drop
Bache? ‘Orhood Betanse
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