Montana farmers optimistic on wheat lead and crop prospects
Commissioner Chester C. Davis told the Great Falls Kiwanis that Montana may produce 60,000,000 bushels of wheat this year and rank second in the nation, with corn acreage rising to about 500,000 acres. He urged supporting farm success and warned against anti wheat propaganda.
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Chester C. Davis
Montana
Kansas
Davis
Great Falls Kiwanis Club
Mr. Davis
Gophers Cause Canal Break In Bitter Root District
Gophers damaged the big canal bank east of Hamilton forcing 15 teams and 20 men to work day and night to repair the ditch. The Bitter Root irrigation system serves 19 000 acres and is now carrying full water. Hamilton sportsmen report a two month campaign against gophers, with over 3 000 killed so far this season.
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Gophers
Bitter Root Irrigation District
Hamilton
Bitter Root
Sheep shipped from Yakima valley to Montana forests
Thousands of head of sheep are being shipped from the Yakima valley to the national forests of western Montana as grass in Washington remains unusually short.
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Missoula
Yakima Valley
National Forests
Montana
Washington
Reno on Little Big Horn shows heroic escape and retreat
The Brininstool account recounts Major Reno’s assault on the Indian village near the Little Big Horn on June 1876. It details Reno’s front attack, the retreat to bluffs, the chaos of smoke and dust, and the perilous escape of Lieut De Rudio and Sgt ONeill over the next day and night with Reno’s line holding the rear.
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Reno
Little Big Horn
Marcus A. Reno
Custer
Benteen
Charles de Rudio
Charles QO. de Rudio
Thomas O'Neill
Seventh Cavalry
E. A. Brininstool
Hunter, Trader and Trapper Magazine
Rudio
Sergi. O Neill
Billy Jackson
Fred Girard
de Maudio
O'Neill
Flore
Sergt. O’neill
Washington, D. C
Lieut. de Rudio
Rosebud
Little Big Horn River
F. W. Benteen
Lieut
McIntosh
de Rudio
Veterans Name Their Officers and Fort Harrison Field Day
Montana veterans at Helena convention nominate state officers for the American Legion and Disabled American Veterans. Plans include federation of veterans groups and Armistice Day school holiday proposals, plus a Missoula bid for national leadership. Fort Harrison hosts a field day with a dramatic encounter involving Lt De Rudio and Indian scouts.
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N. G. Gilliland
Forsyth
American Legion
Helena
Harold Mady
Great Falls
Disabled American Veterans of the
Legion
Federation of All American Veterans Associations
Montana
Congress
Custer
John Mahan
Missoula
Salt Lake City
Fort Tlarrison
163Rd Infantry
Trops
BE. Dumont
Poplar
Fort Peck
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Chas. C. de Rudio
Sergt
Thomas O’ Neill
Part
Dillon
All American Veterans’ Associatons
The
E. C. Stevens
Havre
Parnell Maxwell
Deer Lodge
Stanley M. Doyle
Glendive
Alvin C. Canole
Chinook
Federation
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede
Northwest
Banff
Calgary
Ideal Auto Camp
Banff Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Fred Johnston
E. L. Richardson
Genral
Guy Weadick