Hatchery Planned Near Sun River Canyon for 1928
Great Falls Sportsmen's association aims to open a hatchery in Han nan gulch Sun river canyon with Emigrant state hatchery official John Scofield confirming installation by next summer. The group has long promoted stocking streams and lakes and seeks local access despite the existing Great Falls hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Hannan Gulch
Sun River Canyon
Wm. Moers
John Scofield
Emigrant
Collins area glimpses of crops, land purchases and Christmas
The piece notes snowier conditions boosting next season crops and urges idle workers to build. It reports Mr Alzheimer buying more land, mentions last purchase near Dana Waterman Furtney, and lists several local properties with wells. It highlights holiday programs, subscriptions, and a call for reader well wishes.
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Miller Quarter
Dana Waterman Furtney
Bill
Collins Way
Thurston Place
Thurston
Henry Bramer
Chas. Tomsha
Connor-Billings
W. W. Watt
Edwards Acres
Lew Garrett
Alvin Hull
Mr. Alzheimer’s
Collins
Call for Registered Warrants in Teton County Montana
Notice is given that I will call for payment of warrants issued by several Teton County school districts. The list includes districts 1 5 12 17 21 26 28 36 47 59 61 62 65 68 69 70 and 71 with dates of issue and cutoffs. Interest on these warrants will cease after December 15, 1927. Otto Wagnild, Treasurer.
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Teton County
Otto Wagnild
Montana
Silent night lyrics note on holiday carol
Carol fragment invokes Christmas spirit with lines urging peace and joy. No names or dates present.
Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge and a Family Pause
A mid 1920s anecdote follows John and Ralph Harden whose finances strain their bond as a singing newsboy interrupts with a donation. They plan a private talk at the club to resolve debts and the father-son rift, touched by the boy’s loyalty. The page also offers bridge bidding notes on second hand over dealer’s bid and informatory doubles with example hands.
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John Hayden
Ralph
John Harden
Harden
Times
St. Lulke’s Choir
Mr. Marden
Tarden
Mortimer
Albert Wickens
Nere
Uniar
Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge by Paul H Seymour
The article outlines dealer second hand responses to a one no trump opening. It covers overbids in suits and no trumps, the informatory double, and strategies for second hand with various holdings. Examples show when to bid two no trump or double and how partner’s suit choice affects the next round.
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FTER
Usc
Farmer with a special birth leg arrangement
In Kent an English writer notes a farmer born with one leg shorter than the other. A tourist asks how, and the farmer explains the legs were made to suit farming: the right leg is longer to reach furrows while the left remains on higher ground, preventing bobbing.
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Kent
Reserve Power Kept on Hand in Sweden
A Swedish city built two large steam reservoirs to back its hydro electric plant. The tanks hold enough steam to run generators for an hour or more and are kept at high temperature with minimal heat loss. Automatic valves maintain constant pressure and a small boiler keeps the accumulators charged.
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ST. Anthony
Hoyle, Jr
Paul H. Seymour
Meyie, Ira
Lax
Great Northern Railway
Northwest
Great Northern
Sweden
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