Yellowstone National Park Rangers Protect Wild Life Preserve
The article details Yellowstone National Park in the northwest United States, its vast wildlife refuge, and the ranger service. It outlines the permanent and temporary ranger roles, winter duties, patrols, and the commitment to safeguarding elk, bison, deer, moose, and other fauna, along with the annual influx of visitors and summer rangers.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wye
Idaho
Montana
National Park Service
Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
Activitie Protection Department
Northern
Sea
Western Territories
Park Rangers
Mammoth
Tower Falls
Norris Geyser
Buffalo Corral
Lion
Niweye
Corral
Philippines
Jim Bridger
Park
Gardiner
Lake
Canyon
Old Faithful
The
Yellowstone Lake
Wool prices at lowest ebb in Montana market
Paul Carpenter extension economist of Montana State College says wool remains good property despite a recent market easing. He notes May to June stability, then a third week of June drop as buyers balked and northwest buying nearly stopped, with European money tight and world stocks rising. He cautions against sacrificing wool at a potential yearly low.
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Northwest
Paul Carpenter
Montana State College
Carpenter
Montana
Southwest
Montana Agricultural Outlook
Extension Department
Europe
London
England
United States
Unclear exchange between husband and wife on money happiness
A fragment shows a young husband denying money as the key to happiness and a young wife replying that less money might bring happiness, hinting at domestic humor or marital tension in a brief dialogue.
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Dar
Bark Used as Emergency Feed for Horses in 1887 Winter
Rancher Corydon W. Wilson of Rosebud County recalls how cottonwood bark sustained stock through the 1887 winter when feed was scarce. Indians and settlers used bark as emergency fodder. two Montana ranches kept horses and cattle alive with bark and hay, noting bark also acts as a tonic aiding spring shedding and a healthier appearance.
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Corydon W. Wilson
Thurlow
Rosebud County
Wilson
Montana Territory
Calabar
Mr. Wilson
Yellowstone
Montana Racing Season Opens July 13 At Several Cities
The 1929 legislature legalized co ownership of horse betting as Butte Great Falls Lewistown Billings Bozeman Missoula Helena race meets unfold. July 13 opening at Butte with six day meets, Great Falls Aug 17 24, Lewistown six days, Billings Sept 2 fair program, Gallatin Missoula Western Montana fairs, state fair Helena climax six day show.
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Montana
State Supreme Court
Butte
Great Falls
Lewistown
Central Montana
Billing
Gallatin County
Western Montana
Missoula
Helena
May Marriages Rise Despite Traditional Prohibitions
The article notes a May marriage increase and the closure of marriage within Rogation to Trinity days, a practice inherited from Romans and echoed by the medieval church. It mentions a historic late close time for marriages during Charles I's era and cites growing acceptance of May unions.
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Charles I
United States radio parts exports lead March sales
Government figures show Persia Big Radio Bu Persia tops a list of U S buyers for radio transmitters and parts in March. Total purchases reached 25 sets with exports estimated at 28 percent of the month’s shipments. Other major customers included Brazil Russia and Canada.
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Persia
Big Radio Bu
United States
Benc A
Brazi
Rsia
Canada
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Wonderland
Joseph Joffe
West Yellowstone
Black Sand Basin
Mammoth Auto Camp
State College
C. W. Wilson
Billings
Bozeman
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