Jakways Former Game Warden Dies in Helena
C A Jakways longtime Montana state game warden and later head of a local auto firm died Friday night at 61 after a prolonged illness. He served under governors Dixon and Erickson and later led state fish hatcheries before joining Helena businesses. Funeral services were held under Masonic auspices in Missoula.
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Jakways
Helena
C. A. Jakways
Mr. Jakways
Ovandon
Drummond
Joseph M. Dixon
Jake DeHart
Erickson
Robert H. Hill
State Fish and Game Commission
Missoula
Childhood IQs of famous minds reveal early brilliance
A Stanford led study by Dr Catharine Cox and colleagues ranks 301 historical figures born 1450 to 1850. Milton Goethe Napoleon and others show childhood IQs, with Mill at 160 and Goethe 185. The team notes richer childhood records bias higher scores and that IQ above 150 often predicts high achievement but not guaranteed genius.
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Stanford University
John Milton
Michelangelo
Napoleon
Samuel Johnson
Catharine M. Cox
Lewis M.terman
Lara’ Gillan
Ruth Livesay
John ‘Gteart Mill
Mill
Rome
Doctor Cox
Patience of Job in Scripture and Story
Pathinder Magazine recounts Job as a patient, prosperous patriarch tested by Satan who strips him of wealth and children. Despite affliction he remains faithful, and is restored to wealth and happiness through enduring faith.
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Job
Satan
God
Pathfinder Magazine
Agriculture Research Compared With American Stations
The foreign agricultural experiment stations focus on defined lines of work and long runs. They lack equipment to disseminate information to the public, issuing limited reports. European stations conduct careful science, while American stations emphasize practical agricultural advancement.
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America
United States
Old Cannon Recovered Near Honolulu From 1808 Incident
Two cannons from a Russian warship said to have gone aground in 1808 were found in 15 feet of water at Haleiwa Bay near Honolulu. Barnacles cover the guns as an army officer from Fort Kamehameha reports the discovery. Albert P. Taylor notes pieces were thrown overboard to lighten the ship, with one gun already recovered years ago and placed at Haleiwa hotel grounds.
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Haleiwa Bay
Honolulu
Fort Kamehameha
Albert P. Taylor
the Archives of
Hawaii
Haleiwa Hotel
Leaves Trap Cattle Along Victorian Coast
Cattle around the southwestern Victoria coast face new danger as grass trees reach ten feet. Spring play among the trees causes cattle to entangle horns in long ropelike leaves, risking neck breaks and starvation due to inability to free themselves. Dried tethered carcasses are not uncommon in this district.
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Victoria
STOP LOOK LISTEN by Mrs Ida F Waterman
Woman recounts touring Minnesota and Montana in early March sharing irrigation tract information. She highlights Marquis wheat yields, high wages on farms, irrigation needs for alfalfa and gardens, and distributing land sale tracts to interested readers while challenging Montana’s image as a place where nothing can be grown.
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Ida F. Waterman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bynum Irrigation District
Agricultural College
Montana
Motoring Craze Sparks Hidden Dodge Confession
A man boasts of becoming spry from the motoring craze yet admits he dodges driving and does not actually motored, revealing a sly twist to the otherwise energetic claim.
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