Teton All Stars Rally To Back-To-Back Wins
The Teton Stars won their second game of the season by 5-4 over a Tracy and Sand Coulee lineup after an earlier 2-1 win over the Pondera All-Stars. Pitcher Obert Dale added sixteen strikeouts to his season total, allowing four hits as G Hansen and Cardell led at the plate with two singles each. Otness handled 18 put-outs and the club plans more games, possible two-day tournament, and a Sept 1 benefit dance.
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Broquist
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Cardell
Otness
Clowns
Great Falls
Teton
ABHOA
Ada
Halladay Again Provides New Precinct Committeemen
After resignations and unfilled seats at the primary, all precinct committeemen are appointed. Doheny, Raymond, Diamond Valley and Belleview lacked elected reps, so replacements were made. The final list includes Choteau 1 L Jourdonnais Choteau 2 C S McDonald Doheny T G Doheny Bole Earl Zimmerman Dry Forks Andrew Anderson Power W P Andrews Fairfield Samuel Ness Collins Roscoe Thompson Spring Valley Martin Rose Belleview John Ward Pendrey John A Swanson Raymond Sid Campbell Bynum Reid Swenson Agawam Paul Kropp Farmington WH C Nyhus Diamond Valley Adolph Schultz Dutton M D Johnson.
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Raymond
Diamond Valley
Belleview
Choteau
L. Jourdonnais
C. S. McDonald
Adolph Schultz
Dutton
M. D. Johnson
Montana faces potential livestock liquidation amid drought
Governor Erickson warns that Montana's hay shortage amid drought could force significant livestock liquidation. State agriculture estimates show 912 percent of last year’s hay crop carried over, with upcoming 2,000,000 ton crop selling at high prices. Authorities note 30 counties housing most cattle and sheep have less than half normal feed, threatening winter feeding and livestock income.
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Montana
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Hoover Abandons Glacier Park Vacation
The Associated Press reports President Hoover canceled a western national parks vacation, including Glacier National Park, to stay near Washington amid the drought relief push. He aims to keep close to federal, state, and private relief efforts, a decision aligned with his earlier Rapidan Lodge pattern and limited time off since taking office.
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Long Key
Fla
Steps to aid Indians after poor crops in Montana
Congressman Leavitt urges a survey of Montana reservations to assess crop production and needs. Immediate steps will determine yields on each reservation, guiding relief work. Reservations include Flathead Blackfeet Rocky Boy Fort Belknap Fort Peck Tongue River and Crow.
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Crow
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House Committee On Indian Affairs
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