Antelope Licenses Nearly Gone in Montana District 7
Antelope licenses in all but one hunting district are issued, says Dick Munro of the Fish and Game Department. By Aug 30 about 50 licenses remained for District 7, available only to Montana residents or non residents with $150 big game licenses. Licenses are sold first come, first served from Fish and Game offices in Helena until the quota is filled.
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Dick Munro
Fish and Game Department
Montana
Fish and Game
Helena
Elk license drawings set for Helena September 27
A public drawing in Helena on Sept. 27 will allocate either sex elk permits for hunting districts 38 319 322 323 324 48 418 and 55. Applications must be filed by Sept. 15 with one per person and require a 1968 elk tag or 1968 big game license. Bow hunting opens Sept. 22 with special archery seasons ending Oct. 20.
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Helena
Wynn Freeman
Fish and Game Offices
Highwoods
Harris Creek
Said Creek
Highwood Divide
Big Willow Creek
Willow Creek
Said Road
Highwood Creek
Rainbow Installation at Mason Hall Sunday
Rainbow Assembly No 54 holds public installation on Sunday September 8 at 2 p m in the Masonic hall Laura Lee Larsen worthy advisor elect to be installed
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Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Hall
Laura Lee Larsen
No 1 Freight Movers Warn on Truck Safety
Three out of four tons of freight move by truck at times and travelers in unfamiliar territory need a courteous helper. A little common sense and a extra dash of courtesy could save lives for both drivers and pedestrians.
Consultant Outlines Possible Water Projects for Montana
Montana water planners hear from consultant George B. Maxey about 1,000 potential dam sites and a plan dividing western water to eastern dry lands. He says Montana leads federal irrigation efforts by decades and outlines four study phases from inventory to implementation. The Montana Water Development Association backs long range plans under the Colorado River Basin Project Act and the Cush bol bill to raise land ownership limits from 160 acres.
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Montana
George B. Maxey
State Water Resources Board
Billings Chamber of Commerce
Maxey
University of Nevada
State Board
Treasure State
United States
Association
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Engineer backs Missouri River dam plan in Montana tour
Col. W. H. McKenzie of the Omaha office of the Army Corps of Engineers says the Missouri River should be developed with a series of dams. He spoke to Montanans touring the basin who cited coal powered peak generation, recreation potential, and possible water diversion to irrigate the Milk River valley.
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Stuart Udall
United States
Missouri
Fort Benton
Fort Peck
Col
W. H. McKenzie
Omaha
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
McKenzie
AFS Honors Miss Seraphim With Picnic And Tea
The American Field Service chapter honored Glau cia Seraphim from Brazil with a Sept 2 picnic in the city park where about 25 high school students attended and presented school supplies. Earlier, Aug 23 tea at Mrs. Carl Field’s home drew about 40 community members.
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American Field Service
Glaucia Seraphim
Brazil
Lynn Jackson
A.F.S
Miss Seraphim
Seraphim
Weather review notes slower harvest and variable moisture in Montana
Alfalfa and wild hay harvest remains slow with 90 percent of wild hay cut and 45 percent of second cutting alfalfa. Yields below normal. feed grain and hay supplies forecast to be lower than last year in northwest and northcentral to northeastern districts. Stockwater adequate. topsoil moisture good for winter wheat but subsoil moisture short in the northwest. Temperatures near normal with highs in the 70s to 80s and lows 28 to 50s. rainfall varied, Kalispell at .90 inch, most stations under .25 inch. Forecast: cooler than normal eastern Montana, heavier precipitation statewide.
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Montana
Northcentral
Miles City
Missouri
West Yellowstone
Northwest Quarter
Kalispell
Labor costs rise as July index prompts wage adjustments
The July indexes trigger pay raises for about a million workers. Most affected, around 800,000 in auto parts and farm equipment industries, gain 8 cents per hour under three year contracts from 1967 68. Aerospace workers get 4 cents. Remaining workers see 1 to 6 cent increases.
Bowling League Opens Monday with 1:15 Pre-meet
Eyvanna Con-nole announces the Monday Afternoon League starts on September 9. A league meeting at 1:15 p.m. will precede the bowling session.
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Eyvanna Connole
Reconsidering Driving Attitudes After Close Calls
Questioning how often drivers nearly collide and suggesting self scrutiny before a fatal outcome. The author implies many near misses are worsened by personal bias and urges reading readers to reassess responsibility on the road.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
John Lyon
Senate Club
V&j
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Lindsay Large
Bondware
Bacon Rainbow
Zee
del Monte
Bronko
Nabisco Snacks
Libby
Manzanilla
Walt’s Meat Market
Walt Armstrong
The
Montana Water Development Association
U.S. Army
Missouri River
Roxy
Walt Disney
Walter Brennan
Buddy Ebsen
John Davidson
Wally Cox
Sun
Joan Crawford
Lesley Ann Warren
Janet Blair
AFS
Kramer Electric
Clarence Kramer
Bynum
Labor Statistics
Lenney
Family Service
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