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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1936

Page

7

Scenic Highway Opens Picturesque Vacation Land

Historic Cooke City in Montana rises again as a scenic route announces new life near Yetone Park. The town, once a booming 1870s mining camp tied to Jay Cooke, endured decline after early gold extraction faded. Local lore recalls Ansel Hubble, E. S. Topping, and General Miles, plus tales of Indian raids and champagne camps.

Cooke City Yetone Park Jay Cooke Philadelphia Cooke District Ansel Hubble Topping Billy Hamilton Joseph Canada Rean Miles Nev Campo California

Ghost Town Rises Again Near Cooke City After New Highway

Cooke City Ohio? No, Montana town revived by a three million dollar Yellowstone park highway opening. Deserted streets fill as mining reopens and flour gold draws prospectors. Forefront figures Mr and Mrs Jack Allan run a historic hotel while a rustic elk horn barber serves locals and tourists. Nearby Grasshopper glacier and prehistoric animal remains attract scientific expeditions from Princeton University.

Cooke City Yellowstone Park Beartooth Mountains Cooke Montana Princeton University

What Makes Geysers Spout Now Solved by Investigation

A seven year Carnegie Institution study of Yellowstone geysers resolves why eruptions occur. Researchers led by Dr. Arthur L. Day find superheated water, steam pressures, and cavity chains beneath geysers drive jets, with irregular intervals and overestimated heights. Old Faithful and Excelsior show varied discharge and timing, while Imperial ceased after steam vents opened.

Carnegie Institution of Washington Arthur L. Day Geophysical Laboratory Carnegie Institution E. T. Allen Yellowstone Park Day Yellowstone Springs Lion Geyser Norris Basin

States Test Cotton in Highway Construction Projects

Montana and 23 other states join 32 state program under Agricultural Adjustment act funds to test cotton fabric as reinforcement membranes in bituminous highways and to use nearly 90,000 mats for curing concrete roads. The program aims to cover over 575 miles of roads with fabric and mats, financed by 30 percent of customs receipts redirected to new uses.

Montana Agricultural Adjustment Administration Secretary of Agriculture

Sleepy pedestrian killed by train near Butte

A man identified as May Ray Russell was found fatally struck on the railroad near Butte after reportedly sleeping on the tracks. Authorities say the victim wandered onto the rails and was hit by a train, ending the life instantly.

Butte May Ray Russell

Open Season For Upland Birds To Be Set By Board

The state fish and game commission will meet in Helena on July 13 to fix the open season for sagehens pintail and ruffed and blue grouse. Later a pheasant period will be set. The commission seeks precise information from sportsmen on season conditions to avoid hearsay.

State Fish and Game Commission Helena Game Commission

Cooke City Returns to Life as Gold Mining Buzz Sparks Dreams

The Montana mining camp revives as researchers, miners, and tourists boost activity. Cooke City, once nearly forgotten, sees renewed energy with dynamite blasts echoing through valleys and renewed faith in big developments ahead.

Montana Cooke City

Helena Teacher's License Plates Taken From Car

Sheriff reports Montana license plates 5336 stolen from Tate Peek's car in Helena. A punchboard owner sold a prize board to a pool hall operator and two others promptly punched out winning numbers, then fled in a 1936 coupe with plates 5336. No confirmed link to Peek. theft used to avoid identification.

Helena Tate W. Peek T. W. Peek Peek Montana

Grape-Nuts offer for new membership pin and prizes

Send top from a full size Grape-Nuts package with your name and address to Grape-Nuts Battle Creek Mich for a new membership pin and certificate and a catalog of 49 free prizes. Offer expires Dec 31 1936 good only in USA. The same fine cores in a new package.

Battle Creek Mich U.S.A General Foods

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