Big Game Counts Rise 2 Percent Nationwide in 1946
Big game in the United States increased about 25 percent over three years, with an estimated 8,240,000 animals in 1946 up from 6,598,422 in 1943. Most animals inhabit state and private lands, forests hold 28 percent, grazing districts 3 percent, parks 1 percent, Indian reservations 1 percent, and refuges under 1 percent. Michigan tops states with 880,600 animals, followed by Wisconsin 795,600 and Pennsylvania 679,600.
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United States
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Rose Bowl's Rise as a New Year's College Icon
The Rose Bowl began as a supplement to the Tournament of Roses with the first east west game on January 1 1902. By 1923 Arroyo Seco hosted a bowl with 85000 seats later expanded to 100234 in 1949. The tradition spawned many bowls and remains the premier college sporting event of the season.
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California
University of Michigan
Stanford
Arroyo Seco
Tournament Park
Hawaii
Alaska
Annual Meeting Notice for Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Notice published for stockholders and members of two Montana entities. Teton Memorial Hospital Association sets an annual meeting January 15 1951 at 8 pm in the Court Room Chateau with four directors to be elected and dues of 1 dollar. Teton Cooperative Canal Co. schedules a January 13 1951 meeting at Burton school house Farmington to elect directors and address other business.
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The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Court House
Chateau
Montana
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Teton Operative Canal Co
Farmington, Montana
Burton School House
Choteau
Suit Filed in January Case Reveals Four-Count Complaint
A legal filing from January outlines a four count complaint alleging civil claims. Documents name the plaintiff and defendant, specify alleged acts, and seek monetary relief and court costs. Court dates and exact counts appear in the docket filed with the clerk.
Chess Sparks Lasting Friendship Across Oceans
Dad Wilson from our town bonds with a Sudbury, England, player through chess and shared beers. They write about feeling as if they are in the same room, showing how small, friendly gestures foster tolerance and understanding between nations.
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Dad Wilson
Sudbury
England
Dad
Citizens State Bank Report of Condition 1951 Montana
Reserve district bank statement lists assets of Citizens State Bank including cash balances of 956 109 15, U S government obligations, corporate stocks and loans. Deposits total 3 921 736 12 with liabilities 3 971 135 82 and capital accounts 136 433 97, sworn Jan 8 1951 in Teton County.
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Reserve’ District
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Roduce Sane
Seseese
R. W. Gronberg
Valley Forge Highlights and Restored Fortifications
At Valley Forge today visitors see Washingtons headquarters and replica soldiers huts across the park. Fortifications and earthworks have been restored. Relics from Washingtons tent flags and battle maps are on display in the park museums.
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Valley Forge
Washington
Wisconsin's Centennial Reflects Long Preceding History
National Geographic notes Wisconsin’s 100 years as a state in 1848 overlooks a longer past. Jean Nicolet’s 1634 expedition sparked early contact, with burial mounds and Aztalan sites revealing older civilizations. Wisconsin’s path from French then British rule to statehood in 1848 spans the Northwest Territory’s final era.
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Wisconsin
Union
Midwest
National Geographic Society
Jean Nicolet
Champlain
New France
Orient
Lake Huron
Nicolet
Green Bay
Aztalan
France
Wisconsin Territory
Northwest Territory
Major Trucking Industry Moves Billions of Ton Miles
The trucking sector totals over 6.5 million vehicles handling inter city and local haulage. In 1946 trucks produced about 86 billion ton miles for long hauls plus an estimated 20 billion ton miles locally. Employment exceeds 4.7 million with 514 million in driving roles across about 24,000 fleets and 4,000 furniture haulers.
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America
Public Roads Administration
Porcupines blamed for forest damage in Kawishiwi study
In northeastern Minnesota’s Kawishiwi experiment forest 36 porcupines caused damage to 109 jack pine trees, averaging 47 cents per porcupine and totaling about 16.4 annually. Other affected species include tamarack white pine sugar maple yellow birch and red pine.
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Kawishiwi
Minnesota
Puppetry Echoes Through Ages From McCarthy to Da Vinci
Archaeologists cite Charlie McCarthy era references and ancient Syrattuse puppetry. Xeryophon introduces a wealthy puppeteer who boasts of crowds viewing his puppets. Cleopatra's son reportedly marveled at marionettes, losing public esteem. In 14th century Europe puppetry boomed among commoners. Leonardo da Vinci showed notable interest in mechanized puppets.
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Charlie
FM Radio Promises Clear Realism With No Noise
The piece extols FM frequency modulation as the best technical and listening experience. It describes FM as producing radio without static and distortion, delivering studio or concert hall sound exactly as heard by listeners.
Day of Creation and Calendar Systems Across Eras
The article surveys how the Day of Creation marks the Jewish calendar 5711 in 1950 A.D. and traces origins of A.D. dating, Julian period and Mundane eras. It notes medieval monkhood developing the Christian era, Scaliger’s Julian period, and early Egyptian time reckoning, then contrasts with modern radioisotope dating extending to thousands of years.
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Charles III
Germany
Rome
Joseph Scaliger
First Day of the First Moon Marks Chinese New Year
The article details a 15 day Chinese New Year festival beginning on the First Day of the First Moon. Families gather for gift exchanges and entertainments leading to the Feast of Lanterns Teng Chieh. Northern China traditions include dragon dances and street celebrations.
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Old
China
Local Social Notes From Agawam and Great Falls
Correll R H Rafter rests at a daughter's home in Great Falls after two operations at Columbus hospital. Several residents attend Chateau shopping and Masons and Stars installation events. Nearby Oliver Thorvilson visits Agawam with Mr and Mrs Kropp host holiday cocktail party.
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R. H. Rafter
Great Falls
Columbus
Roberts
Stanford, Mont
Montana
Gill” Agee
A. C. Robinson
Rafter
Rose Schaefer
Dolezal
Jesse Malone
H. H. Wuest
Joe Torgerson
Bob Kropp
Chateau
Masons and
Stars
Oliver Thorvilson
Agawam
A. C. Robinson Jr
Tim
Child Rearing Guides Foster Independence Over Overindulgence
Parents balance warmth and limits to promote self reliance. They guide a child's decision making and teach evaluation of those choices.
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Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
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Diamond & Renchotel
Federal Reserve System
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Christian Science Monitor
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Weist, Cor
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Central Avenue
Amestca
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Tex Savings
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Frank Bird
Billings
Montana Power Company
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