Diplomatic shifts as Allies weigh Russia and Germany
The piece discusses Allied views on co operating with the Soviet Union, the Axis balance, and Japan’s possible stance. It notes Roosevelt and Churchill favor aiding Russia, doubts about German Russian war outcomes, and American warplane production targets at Curtiss-Wright amid broader strategic uncertainty.
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Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Roosevelt
Churill
England
Germany
Red Army
Ning
London
Finland
France
Balkan
Croatia
Slovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Japan
Axis
Britain
United States
The
Isles
Wartime rhetoric on air superiority and bombing plans
The excerpt references British leaders vowing rapid air superiority over Germany and promising unprecedented aerial bombing. It reflects wartime expectations of future air power and strategic bombing targets during the conflict.
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Britain
Churchill
Germany
Pay Debts Now For Farmers In Prosperous 1941
The Montana Farmer urges farmers to pay cash and reduce debt while prices and income are strong. It cautions that prosperity is temporary and reliance on installment buying can worsen debt when hard times arrive. The piece highlights new wheat loans and parity payments as stabilizers.
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Montana
Montana Farmer
Cycle travel shows increase in Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park Montana July 8 bicycle travel is rising as rangers report five cyclists in one day camping along the west entrance. Travelers include Ralph Stiles of Topeka Kansas heading to Lake Louise Banff Alberta and Frances Webley Miss Mary Hesketh of Seattle traveling together averaging 90 miles daily. Washington youths Phil Patterson and Jack Hester also sighted westbound.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
West
Belton
Ralph Stiles
Topeka
Kansas
Lake Louise
Banff National Park
Alberta
Canada
Frances, Webley
Mary’ Hesketh
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Phil ‘Patterson
Jack’’ Hester
Thornton
Rivers of America Anthem from Montana Poet
Poem extols the Missouri and Mississippi rivers as living messengers from God to America. It celebrates landscapes, wildlife, farming, industry, and faith, urging reliance on divine mercy over power. Attributed to Jay Gitchell of Pendroy Montana.
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America
Tigren
God of Mercy
July Fourth Travel In Glacier Park Sets Record
Glacier National Park in Montana reported the largest Fourth of July crowd in its history. Superintendent D. S. Libbey said 6,478 visitors arrived in 1,666 cars, up from 4,320 visitors and 1,129 vehicles the year before. A new west entrance checking station near Belton, built with CCC labor, opened the day, with the Deniver couple the first to pass through.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
D. S. Libbey
Belton
CCC Enrollment Period Extended for July 1 to 20
The CCC enrollment runs July 1 through 20 with a July 18 enrollment day. Eligible applicants are unmarried U.S. citizens ages 17 to 23 who are unemployed and seeking at least six months of work. Applications start at the local CCC selecting agent in the welfare department of the courthouse.
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CCC
United States
Welfare Department
Noted artist Hart Schultz linked to Blackfoot heritage in new LA arrival
Ambiguous fragments report Hart Schultz described as a full blood Blackfoot and noted artist, a new white girl in Los Angeles, and a marriage amid county records. Additional notes mention Teton county gains, Marcus J. Aldrich wed to Mrs. Content Berkin, deaths in Great Falls and Spokane, and local crime and conservation items.
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Hart Schultz
Los Angeles
Teton ‘County
Marcus J. Aldrich
Content Berkin
G. Edward Hutt
Ys M
Lindsey
Chateau
Great’ Falls
Great’ Falls. ‘Obrick Grimsley
Glacial Expedition Notes From National Park Trip
An expedition in Glacier National Park reports a total of 5 000 person trips across multiple trails including Waterton Lake and Red Tent Camp. Planned later in the season is a North Circle traverse through Crossley Lake Goat Hunt and Fifty Mountain camps. Episcopal and Catholic services are listed for July 13 with Holy Communion and missionary events noted.
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Racer National Park
Mont
Pragnérs
Onal Park
Ansium
Waterton
Mire Albert
Raper
Mary
Red
Trafi
Crossley Lake
Esc
Supa IL
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Teton County
Earl Bishop
Choteau
W. W. Chaplin
I. N. S. Defense
Curtiss-Wright
Europe
Chevrolet
Pelletier Chevrolet Company
Choteau, Montana
Pot Hae
Leer
Missouri
Hearts of America
Waters
Mississippi
Jay Gitchell
Pendroy, Mont
Glacier Park
Butte
Harry Coleman
Spokane
Shirley | Wallace
Game Commission
Freddie Collins
Great Falls
I County
Charles
Champ
Episcopal
Bervices
Stephens
Episcopal Church
Pefter
Trinity
Rev. W
Friend Day
Catholic
Wiles
Chivteau
RE. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Reickhoff
Insurance and Rea. Estate
Larson Bidy
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bleck
J.H. Byler
State of
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