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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
7
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The article traces early Gallatin valley settlement and Native use, noting trails to the three forks of the Missouri and Bozeman Pass. It recalls Capt. William Clark in July 1806, the Lewis and Clark party, and the influx of trappers like Bridger and Carson who explored and used the valley as they hunted beaver and traded with tribes.
A basement fire in Billings damaged seven firms and the Nap ton hotel, totaling about 140000 in losses. Firemen fought from 1 a.m. until morning, saving surrounding property while guests fled with few belongings.
Seeding operations advance quickly as seed loan checks reach farmers. More than 900 of 963 requested checks are in applicants hands, with Hill County workers announcing over $220,000 in loans sent to the county and expecting only a few denials, work to finish soon.
Wilda Parker of Gallatin county high school took first in the girls' declamatory contest with 45 entrants at the interscholastic track meet in Missoula. Arthur Baker of Fergus county high school won the boys' contest among 22 entrants.
Jack Lynch 40, former barnstorming mate of Col Charlies A Lindbergh, and William A Clark III 30, grandson of the late Senator W A Clark, died when their two seater training plane crashed near Cottonwood Arizona during blind flying. Lynch instructed Clark in instrument flight. Womack located wreckage and guided a rescue party. Both men were connected with Verde Valley Airlines and sought a Douglas to Las Vegas mail passenger franchise. Lynch leaves a daughter Loretta and a son Harold. Clark a widow.
Two ditcher crews and about one hundred men are working near Great Falls under N. H. Fuller of Lewistown. The work runs between Great Falls and Harlowton to bring the Milwaukee road bed to number one condition. The crop outlook is good for winter wheat, with spring wheat needing rain, and wheat prices are seen as better than in years. The Milwaukee road cooperated with agencies on employment and drought relief.
The federal seed loan office has extended to Sheridan County 1,173 farmers totaling $326,000. County committee reports about 100 additional loans will be approved and checks mailed to farmers.
A brief note instructs scattering commercial fertilizer over perennials to reach the roots in preparation for spring growth.
A brief exchange quotes Miss Dunkelberg reacting to a peculiar inquiry as a playful verbal moment unfolds in a segment likely from a social note or serialized tale.
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