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Choteau Acantha in Choteau, Montana

15 Aug 1929

Page 7

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Choteau Acantha

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Choteau, Montana, United States of America

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Aug 15, 1929

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7

Roosevelt Era Tale of Willis and the West’s Outlaw Trail

The narrative recounts John Willis of Glasgow Montana befriending Theodore Roosevelt from the 1860s frontier onward. Willis guides Roosevelt in Montana and British Columbia, sharing hunts and camp talks, including a famous Goat hunt and a White House visit where Roosevelt recalls their bond. The piece blends frontier lore with Roosevelt’s rise and Willis’s role as a trusted western ally.

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West still wilder for eastern tourists at Glacier Park

An article portrays Glacier Park’s dance hall scene as a bordered, hard Western show attracting eastern visitors. Cowboys in spurs and roadhouse atmosphere boost frontier charm while measures curb excesses. Bouncers wield lariet and old revolver to quell unruly behavior as soap bullets deter boisterous guests.

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Glacier Park
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1500 Cars of Logs Shipped to Western Montana Sawmills

More than 1,500 cars of logs were shipped to Bonner Mill Milltown and Missoula sawmills in the last month despite curtailment of Blackfoot logging by July fires. Greenough camps sent 274 cars from Elk Creek to Bonner. Northern Pacific now runs 60 cars daily to Missoula mills from Revass Creek Polleys camp and Bonner Milltown.

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Bonner Milltown Missoula Blackfoot Harper Bitter Root Greenough Elk Creek Northern Pacific Polleys Camp Revass Creek Plains
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Banks consider Welsh language checks at union conference

At the National Union of Welsh Societies annual meeting in Aberystwyth a bank manager proposed printing checks in Welsh with the words payable to order crossed out and a Welsh translation added, reflecting language needs in Wales.

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Wales National Union of Welsh Societies Aberystwyth
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Praise for the Virtuous Doer of Duty

A succinct quote attributed to Seneca emphasizes praise for those who act by duty rather than by self interest. It highlights moral integrity and steadfast commitment to what is right. The maxim elevates disciplined action over opportunistic choices.

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State Receipts Top One Million with July Expenditures

State treasurer F. E. Williams reports July receipts totaling 1 592 098 61 and disbursements 1 488 488 13. Income came from counties elective offices appointive offices and other state sources including the board of equalization land office and investments. Hunting and fishing licenses yielded 36 339 50 while resident licenses surpassed July by about 1 000. Nonresident licenses numbered 1 053 and fishing permits 69.

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F. E. Williams State Board of Equalization State Land Office State Forester Department of Agriculture State and Game Commission
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