Forest Service studies elk use on South Fork Flathead range
Dr H L Shantz chief of wild life management and colleagues P E Melis and J K Dwinelle conducted an eight day horseback survey from Coram through Spotted Bear into Limestone pass. They observed heavy winter range overuse by elk feeding on willows and maples with several hundred elk sighted and up to fifty three in one herd. A fierce snow storm near Danaher pass challenged riders as they ended the trip.
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South Fork
Flathead
H. L. Shantz
Wildlife Management
The
Forest Service
Washington, D. C
P. E. Melis
J. K. Dwinelle
Coram
Limestone Pass
Danaher Pass
Monture Station
State Names Sixteen Honorary Deputy Game Wardens
Sixteen men at state fish hatcheries named by State Game Warden James A. Weaver as honorary deputy game wardens. They will serve in both roles without pay increase, bringing total duty wardens in the state to 38.
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James A. Weaver
Venezuela Announces Ambitious Public Works Program
Venezuela unveils an expansive plan to boost infrastructure with multiple public works. The initiative aims to create jobs and improve roads bridges and urban facilities across several states this year.
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Venezuela
Indian Race at Billings Fair Sparks Standstill
A three quarter mile stake race at the Billings Yellow Stone CountyFair ends in dispute as an Indian owner claims his horse won by the rules. A crowd, threats, and a possible clash with armed Native riders follow until a sheep herder pays two dollars and quiet returns. The episode echoes a wary mood at county fairs.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
Butte
James
White Stockings
Fair Board
Ewing
Grandstand
Mr. X
Squawman
Shepard
Rufus Blair Promotes Paramount Stars and Staff
Rufus Blair, chief of Paramount Pictures’ publicity department, shapes prominence for stars and staff alike. He highlights actors, authors, directors, scenic artists, technicians, and camera crews, aiming to boost the studio’s public image across media.
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Rufus Blair
R. B
Paramount Pictures
Blair
Paramount
Old Ount Pictures, Inc
North Dakota State Fair Opens July Fourth in Minot
The sixteenth annual North Dakota State Fair at Minot opens Sunday July 4 with an international peace celebration in Pioneer Bowl. Miss Jeannette Rankin, first U.S. congresswoman, will speak along with pageants, rodeo shows, and a stampede directed by Guy Weadick.
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Minot
Pioneer Bowl
Canada
United States
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Montana
United Sec
Princ
Miss Rankin
Washington, D. C
Fairgrounds
Guy Weadick
Texas
Oklahoma City
Powder River
Jack
Kitty Lee
Deer Lodge
Rangeland
Ben’s Parade Highlighted As Week’s Feature
A fragment notes a parade described as a highlight of the week, mentioning Ben and a featured horning element as a notable attraction. The readable text is limited and lacks complete context or dates.
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Ben
FUR SHIPMENTS FROM MONTANA TOTAL OVER 202 THOUSAND DOLLARS
State game warden figures show Montana fur shipments in the past year earned owners 202192 dollars. Fox pelts totaled 2872 units worth 143000, beaver skins 6037 worth 83676, muskrat pelts 27476 worth 27476, mink hides 3550 worth 31950, and marten furs valued at 32490.
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Montana
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Fair Grounds
Blair Mill
Rufus
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Chicago
Palmer House
Jeter
Askelair
Europe
Gibson Associates, Inc
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Falls
Hotel
Finlen Ridg
Third Street
North Dakota State Fair
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Cowboy
Texas Continental Revue
North Dakota
Indianapolis
Chichesters Pills
My Mase
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OPR
Schenley Distributors, Inc
N.Y
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Bourdon
Stanont
Atene
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