Montana sportsmen's licenses raise funds for screens and wildlife
In 1931 2032 sportsmen's licenses were sold across Montana counties 18 in Teton County purchased the $5.00 licenses. The plan channels $2.00 from each sale into a wildlife fund with $1.00 for irrigation ditch fish screens and $1.00 for increasing game birds.
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Teton County
State Fish and Game Commission
Lewis and Clark County
Missoula County
Cascade County
Silver Bow
McCone
State Commission
Helena
Montanans May Hear Leavitt on N B C Broadcast
Congressman Scott Leavitt of Montana is the principal speaker at the George Washington bicentennial prosperity mass meeting in Carnegie Hall New York on April 12. His address will be broadcast nationwide by NBC and heard in Montana between 7:30 and 8:00 p m. President Hoover approves the meeting and greets Mr Leavitt. Other speakers include Miss Melinda Alexander Col Richard Stockton and former Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield. Madame Runyon of the Philadelphia Opera will sing Father Roosevelt is on the advisory board of the national portal committee sponsoring the mass meeting.
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Scott Leavitt
Montana
George Washington
Carnegie Hall
New York City
National Broadcasting Company
Hoover
Mr. Leavitt
Melinda Alexander
Col
Richard Stockton
Secretary of Commerce
Wiliam C. Redfield
Woodrow Wilson
Madame Runyon
Philadelphia Opera Company
Roosevelt
National Portal Committee
Montana Plans $25 Bounty on Wolves and Mountain Lions
The Montana State Fish and Game Department announces a $25 bounty for every wolf and mountain lion killed in the state after April 1 1932 until further notice. At the March 23 commission meeting Robert H Hill was tasked with formulating county regulations.
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Wolf
Mountain Lion Hill
Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Robert H. Hill
Montana bounty for mountain lion and wolf hides
The Montana warden outlines a program allowing private individuals to receive a $25 bounty by sending skinned hides of mountain lions or wolves killed or captured within the state after April 1 1932. Hides must be mailed from Helena within 30 days with a sworn affidavit detailing animal kind sex locality and that the kill occurred in Montana.
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Warden Hill
Montana
Helena
Fish and Game Department
Visit of Mrs McDowell From New Port To Montana Health
Mrs M McDowell of New Port Kentucky arrived for a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Chris Hoerman near Collins. The friendship dates back about 22 years and Mrs McDowell had resided here and returned to Teton County in 1928. After six months of poor health a doctor advised a move to Montana where she has shown marked improvement and she spoke enthusiastically about Montana.
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M. McDowell
New Port
Chris Hoerman
Collins
Tana Looks Toward Normal Prosperity Amid Adversity
The narrative expresses hope that Tana will rebound from current challenges and return to normal, prosperous times in the near future. It highlights resilience and belief in a positive future despite present difficulties.
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Tana
The Strong Ending to Nellie Mott's Marriage
A dramatic poem recounts Nellie Mott and a city man whose charm fails to win her. Nellie's farmer father confronts the pair, a preacher is entangled, a flock of mallards distracts, and the marriage is averted by fate. The moral warns against flirting with a city slicker and ending with a quirky song closing the play.
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Nellie Mott
Demand for Choteau Flour Boosts Local Trade
Martin Depner of the Choteau Flour mill seeks wheat for flour within ten days before spring field work. Last weekend four local stores bought 80 sacks of flour and a Fairfield order for 40 sacks arrived Tuesday. The mill also markets Germade breakfast cereal pancake flour and starter mash for chicks.
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Martin Depner
Choteau
Depner
Chateau
Fairfield
Theory of 72 Hour Fast for Baby Chicks Exploded
Poultry expert Miss H E Cushman of Montana State College rejects 72 hour fasting for chicks. She notes yolk sac absorption occurs in weeks and fasting drives chicks to eat sand and litter, causing deaths. Advises moving chicks from incubator to brooder quickly with immediate feeding using accessible feed sources and beak dipping to encourage intake.
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Bozeman
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
United States
Miss Cushman
Dutton to Welcome New Modern Drug Store Soon
W. M. Baman plans to open a new up to date drug store in Dutton in the near future. Billie will handle all prescription needs at the new location.
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Dutton
W. M. Baman
Billie
Dutton Sentinel
Trachta Selected for Masquers Par Off Hills Role
Pendroy resident Stanley Trachta has been chosen for a part in the major spring production Par Off Hills by the Masquers Dramatic Organization at the State University.
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Stanley Trachta
Pendroy
Deep Snow Reports From Sun River and Teton Regions
Trapper Charles Buroker reports heavy late season snow across the north fork of Sun river and Teton river country. Average snowfall in the last 11 days of March was about two and a half feet, with four and a half feet at Wrong Creek ranger station and at Dr. B J Crary’s hunting lodge. Trees show only tips above drifts over 30 feet high in wind swept basins. J E Byrne visited Glacier Park. Mrs. George Chambers and Mrs. Allan Prescott of Chester stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J E Byrne in Choteau late last week.
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W. N. Streeter
Charles Buroker
North Fork
Sun River
Teton River
Buroker
Wrong Creek
B. J. Crary
Olney Creek
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al Sherman
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Choteau, Montana
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Prunes
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Lux
Lord Swift
Forbrn
England
Steve Boursoukes
New York
Steve
John Peterson
John Sulgrove
Farmer Mott
Nellie
Boston Terrier
H. van Wichen
Mont
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Bole
W.wymer
Sali
Iat
F. W. Curtis
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Gallatin Valloy
Rank Young
L. E. Taylor
John Deere
Teton Implement Co
B. O. Price
Bobe
E. J. Hirshberg
Teton Service CO
Pendroy Youth
Traprer
J. E. Byrne
Glacier Park
George Chambers
Allan Prescott
Chester
Chas. H. Connor
Choteau, Mont
Chevrolet
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