Audubon the Artist Naturalist and His Turbulent Life
The text outlines John James Audubon born in Louisiana in May 1780s born to a French naval officer and Spanish creole mother. It traces his early drawing talent and move from Paris to Louisiana then Pennsylvania. It notes his shift to bird drawings, hardships including money theft, and pursuit of portrait painting to fund his naturalist work.
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Fort Union
Louisiana
David
Paris
Pennsylvania
Ameri
Audubon
Tinet TD Pinta
Indiana
Kenteeneeneey
Bayer Aspirin Quick Dissolving Propert Explains Relief
The ad explains Bayer Aspirin dissolves rapidly, starting to relieve headaches rheumatic pain or neuritis within minutes. It emphasizes asking for Bayer Aspirin specifically and notes its quick action when taken.
Monument for Rev Madson Dedicated in Absarokee
A monument honoring Rev. Madson was unveiled and formally dedicated at 3 p.m. in Absarokee on Oct 9, with state officials and church leaders attending. The two ton mottled monument stands near the Madson homestead, honoring his fifty years as a Lutheran minister in southern Montana.
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Madson
Absarokee
Erecta
Man Ars
Aes
L. Werenaene
St. Lat College
Nochtield
H. ©. Schurson
Minneapolis
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
T. 8. Stockdal
B Gs
Oo. T. Haugen
Olaf M. Mortenson Ponda
Oren
Pny Lutheran Min
Jana
Missoula Pane
Lewistown
Wyoming
Pagerheim
Mi Oehwo
Harold Madson
Glendive
Carl Madson
Great Falls
William Madson
Aneta
N. D
Agnes * Selby
Christine Ransland
Oy Ching
Holm Jensen
Verne
Helga Schieer
Frost Increases Forest Fire Risk in Deer Lodge Area
Forester L M Stewart warns frosts and dry weather raise fire danger as grass and brush lose moisture. In October forest use urged to exercise care unless rains come. Only 19 fires so far this year. past records show growing season lengthened with fewer frost days in Great Falls.
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Deer Lodge National Preserve
Great Falls
Accos
L. M. Stewart
Deer Lodge National Forest
Stewart
Fores
Looka
Forest Service
Deer Lodge
Jack in the Pulpit plant described as dioecious
The plant known as Jack in the Pulpit is dioecious meaning it bears stamens on one plant and pistils on another.
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Jack-in-the- Pulpit
Report Forms Sent Employers Montana Employers Report Forms
Montana employers with one or more workers on payrolls in 1937 or 1938 must send quarterly wage and contribution report forms, says Barclay Craighead. Prompt reporting aids faster benefit payments. all workers must have social security numbers, and employers report them with wage records. Quarterly reports for July to September are due by Oct 31 with 1 percent monthly interest on late payments. First quarter 1938 contributions totaled 613000 and 619000 for the second quarter. 4.1 million is available in the unemployment reserve for benefits after July 1, 1939. Benefits up to 15 dollars weekly for up to 16 weeks, with a three-week waiting period, will be paid after July 1940.
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Montana
Piston Works
Barclay Craighead
Normment Compensation Co
Peau
Aange
Montanasta Employment Service
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Ranuere
Shaft
J. E. Madson
Fort
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Soether
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Principel
Ward
Separa
Hobertson
Mr. Bell
Pela
Squire
Missouri
Russell
Western Life
Helena
Open
MR. Voter
MY Man
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
STATE
Republic
James E
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Oxy
Eldin
Poytechnic
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