Buffalo Keeper's Cabin Razed as Bison Herd Rebuilt
The historic Buffalo keeper’s cabin at Mammoth and the Lamar Valley is torn down as the Yellowstone bison herd, once down to 22, nears a planned stable size around 900. Since 1894, recovery efforts funded by 315,000 dollars, imports from Montana and Texas, and winter hay have rebuilt the herd, with herd stability seen as the goal and meat provided to Indians on relief.
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Ig Page
Mar Paces
Yellowstone
Mammoth
Cornt
Lamar River
Edmund B. Rogers
Emerson Hough
Colonel Jones
Allard
Flathead Indian Agency
Montana
Howard Eaton
Goodnight
Texas
Sane
Siona
Buffalo Ranch
Lamar Valley
County yield basis for flax payments
Flax payments to farmers in an agricultural conservation program will be based on county average yields and the farm productivity index rather than actual year yield. Participating farmers must file an application with a worksheet and attach acreage in self conserving crops. payments equal 20 cents per bushel of normal yield calculated from county averages and farm productivity index.
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J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Taylor
Montana beer consumption reaches new July high
Montana beer consumption in July rose to 88,737 barrels according to the state board of equalization beer control agency. The amount equates to about 1.68 million dollars in 10 cent glasses. Montana breweries produced 26,004 barrels in July.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
Beer Control Agency
State funds allotted to Montana counties for school transport
Montana will contribute 8123 680 to help counties transport students to and from school. State Auditor John J. Holmes says his office has distributed 86 913 to 24 counties for this purpose, while State Treasurer James J. Brett says 87 877 will be turned over to the auditor for distribution to 15 more counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John J. Holmes
James J. Brett
Junior G Man Corps Ad Offers insignia and gear
A Post Toasties advertisement invites readers to join the Junior G Man Corps by sending for insignia and accessories via a required package tops. The notice also urges responsible behavior with a precaution not to drink and drive.
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Post Toasties
Grandmother's New York Holiday Sparks Fresh Resolve
A Chicago Tribune writer chronicles an aging grandmother who travels to New York for a long-awaited rest after family obligations. She enjoys hotel life, wanders Fifth Avenue, Broadway, and museums, and contemplates a future free of duties, while the city’s bustle renews her spirit.
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Randma
Mrs. Radburn
Grandma
Jackson
Sara
Lucile
Ralph
Gresham Springs
Anna Belle
Lucy
Joe
Bobby
Sally
Grandpa
Oak Street
Bee
Edgar
Ruth
Ruth m
Fager
Dolf
Relpi
Rand
New York
Jessie
Derry
Jomandma
Bradbury
Batty
Madison Avenue
Fifty Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth
Curios
Oreign
Broadway
Crame
Sauna
Museum of Natural History
Iowa
Gass
Recruitment Ad Highlights Local G Man Corps Membership
A newspaper ad promotes joining the G Man Corps with mentions of badges accessories and recruitment imagery. It emphasizes a communal push to enlist and directs readers to a Page with related visuals and product references.
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G-Man Corps
Dame
Ieee
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Mews Syndicate
Gran
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Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Lands
Kentucky
Fine
Arbentry
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