A Clever Lad Finds A Cornet Has Many Uses
In two parts Charley, a Persepolis high school cornetist, pines for home as Captain Waterhouse debates racing to Ceuta for cargo while war looms. A radio trick hints at danger from a submarine as the ship veers toward Marseilles to save lives and coal.
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Balearic Islands
Capain Waterhouse
Dublin Dunn
Ellison
Captain Waterhouse
Dublin
Waterhouse
Tophet
Philibert
Ceuta
Charley
Lise
Marseilles
Persepolis
Argana
Oy Waterhouse
Llangollen
Spanish Morocco
Europe
Casserted
Ca Waterhouse
Ted
Tion
Ravea Bay
Cettihse
Briain
Orocline
Settin
Enameetie
Ouse
Waver
Ca Aterhouse
New York
Hart
Neldae
Warcee
Mister Dunn
Fort Ellis a Historic Fort in the Gallatin Valley Montana
Fort Ellis near Bozeman was built in the late sixties to guard buffalo hunting grounds and serve as a provisioning point for Yellowstone region trappers and tourists. It rests on Captain Clark’s 1808 camp site and is marked by a DAR bronze slab on granite.
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Bozeman
Northwest
Clark
Idaho
Montana
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Mount Royalite
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Pony Express
Gallatin Valley
Dividend Declared by State Liquor Board
The state liquor control board declared a dividend of $150,000 from May profits to be deposited into the state general fund. Administrator L. A. Wass reported the action and noted the funds will support Penn a. An oil well was ordered auctioned in eraque for non payment of profits.
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State General Fund
Penn A
L. A. Wass
Eraque
Butte Bank Debits Rank Fifth in May Within District
Montana trade outlook improves as May bank debits in Butte reach 22.8 million, fifth highest in the district. Duluth St Paul Minneapolis and South St Paul exceed Butte. year over year gains cited and data available from the monthly review.
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Eee
Als
Mnet
Wien
Montana
North Eee
South Dakota
Innesota
Wisco
Michigan
Watain
Duluth
Minnes
Montana Considers Split of Waterfowl Zones and Upland Season
Montana’s Game Commission recommended dividing the state into two migratory waterfowl zones with the Continental Divide as the boundary. They also proposed a 45 day Oct 13 start for migratory waterfowl and set a one day upland bird season with a three day blue grouse period in Lincoln County. A six mile drift fence for elk suppression was authorized and funds for Pittman Robertson grants may be held pending legislative action.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
United States Bureau of Biosurvey
Montana
The
Game Commission
Continental Divide
B. L. Price
Laurel
Price
Lincoln County
Commission
Fish and Game
James A. Weaver
Bureau of Biological Survey
Pittman- Robertson
Bureau
Pittman-Robertson
Sun River
Smith Creek
National Forest
WPA Writers Now in Butte
State WPA writer project offices move to the old Butte high school under Michael Kennedy as state supervisor. The Missoula office for the Fees Act is replaced, with Eleanor B. Plummer as assistant and Margaret P. Whital as office manager.
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Missoula
Butte
Informa
Kennedy
Montana
United States Department of the Interior Grazing Service
Washington
WPA
WPA Writers’ Project
Old Butte High School
Michael Kennedy
Fees Act
Eleanor B. Plummer
Margaret P. Whita
Drowns In Creek Near Livingston
Lyle Doughty aged 34 of Livingston was found dead in Rock Creek about 25 miles north of the city. Authorities say the man apparently drowned after suffering a fainting spell.
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Lyle Doughty
Livingston
Rock Creek
That City
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OLD High School
Mining City
Teet Labs
Coban
Pavorte
Rawlins
Charles M. Russell
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
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