Highwood Trail Through Time From Indians to Autos
The Highwood can yon trail runs from the Highwood ranger station to Judith basin, used by Indians, Blackfeet traders, and settlers. Hugh Monroe and Jack Harris helped open it for farming, mowing machines, and cattle routes, then gold rush traffic, now motorists use it as a rustic road.
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Highwood Mountain Ranger Station
Highwood Creek
Highwood Canyon
Highwood Pass
Judith Basin
North Country
Missouri River
First Avenue North Bridge
Great Falls
Hudson’s Bay Fur Company
Jack Harris
Charles Crawford
Arrow Creek
Harris
Crawford
Fort Benton
New Orleans
Judith River
Little Belt
Yogo
Highwood Trail
Ice Box Temperatures Save Food Says Home Expert
Mrs. Nora Hulbush Chalkley of Montana State College outlines how to cut food waste by storing items at specific ice box temperatures. She notes top shelves run warmer, so butter milk and desserts belong near the ice, while raw meats and poultry go to the bottom.
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Nora Hulbush Chalkley
Montana ‘State College
Montana
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Chalkley
North Montana Fair to Feature Chicago Fireworks Display
North Montana fair crowds will enjoy the Century of Progress fireworks as the Theatle Duffield Fireworks Co sends Art Briese to Great Falls for Aug 21 to 26. Shells and rockets will dominate an expanded show with set pieces including a Missouri River scene and a President Roosevelt depiction.
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Great Falls
Missouri
Roosevelt
Montana
Sieben
Craig
Helena-Great Falls
Helena
American Legion
Department
Louis A. Johnson
Pheasant Release Underway in Montana Shows Progress
State game warden Charles B. Marrs reports about 5,000 of 10,000 raised pheasants released in Montana. Grasshopper poisoning in parts of the state slows further distribution, with some dead birds blamed on eating poisoned insects. Hungarian pheasants dominate releases, including 200 in Lewis and Clark county, while Chinese pheasants favor western forests.
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Charles B. Marrs
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Game Department
Post Junior Detective Corps badge offer to boys and girls
The advertisement invites children to join the Post Junior Detective Corps by sending their name and address with two Post Toasties box tops to Inspector Post at General Foods in Battle Creek Michigan. The offer runs until October 15 1933.
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Post
Inspector Post
General Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
Sheep Shed Burned Near Big Timber
A large sheep shed owned by William Duffy about nine miles east of Big Timber was destroyed by fire suspected to be caused by campers. The loss is partly covered by insurance.
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William Duffy
Bearded Newcomer Reunites with France After 16 Years
A man newly arrived in France with a waist long beard vowed not to share until he could visit France again. London faces a loneliness surge with 155000 people, mainly single-room households, across the city.
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New Zealand
France
Allotment Plan Q&A Covers Wheat Reduction Details
A government guidance sheet explains why U S wheat acreage must shrink due to excess supply and low prices. It outlines national and Montana allotments, farmer shares, and enforcement through inspections, with payments of 28 to 30 cents per bushel to signers, funded by a July wheat tax.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Montana
County Board of Directors
Board of
Aged Chinese Citizen Honored in Choteau Farewell Banquet
Soo Son, a pioneer Chinese resident of Choteau for 44 years, was honored as guest of honor at a banquet at the Beaupre hotel. U S Senator John E Erickson and Senator T Larson praised his integrity and citizenship. He will voyage to Canton after a San Francisco stop, ending a long career from S Sands & Taylor to a Chateau restaurant.
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Soo-Son
Choteau
Beaupre Hotel
United States
John E. Erickson
Chateau
T. ©. Larson
Son
Senator Erickson
Canton
China
San Francisco
Orient
America
Spokane
Helena
Teton County
Sands & Taylor
Deer fall to coyotes as deep snow aids hunt in Montana
Unusually large numbers of deer perished last winter in Montana as coyotes pursued prey breaking through deep snow. The harsh conditions increased predation, stressing local wildlife populations and prompting advisory notes for hunters and conservationists.
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Montana
Women and Children Noted in French Indo China Dress
In French Indo China women wear trousers and shorter skirts while children are given numbers instead of names, reflecting era style and administrative practices.
Helena Firms Sign Pledges Amid Code Compliance Push
Seventy five Helena employers recently received N. E. R. A. blue eagle stickers and cards from Postmaster Kirby Hoon as they study the Montana code for certificates of compliance. Many are members of national associations awaiting action from those groups to stay aligned and avoid later complications. Washington reports western isolated communities are handling the situation in line with national administration.
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Helena
N. ER. A
Kirby Hoon
Montana
Roosevelt
Washington
West
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Highwood Mountains
Travois
North Montana
Afi
London
Capitol City
Maléem, Mase
Chichesters
Jesus Ae
Northwest Fixture CO
Billings
Ose Linz
Weadway
Itte, Mont. Re
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Misseuls
Washorf, Bear Creek
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Poltechnic
Polytechnic
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Kbenest
T. Eaton
Lewis T. Eaton
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