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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
7
In a tense town tale Gregory outwits Machnado using cabbage laden floors and a shotgun standoff. The confrontation ends with Machnado fleeing and Gregory receiving a police thanks as a grand cabbage souvenir sits on display.
State highway commission figures show 1512 men employed in Montana highway projects in the last half of August. Of these, 44 were nonresidents and 28 held supervisory roles. The Miles City district led with 307 workers.
The state railway and public service commission approved the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. petition to discontinue street car service in Butte. Simultaneously Butte City Bus Lines, Inc. was authorized to operate buses in the city.
The Fort Peck project river bridge rushed in 1934 as a key element of the largest earth fill dam will be removed. Bids for dismantling the steel girders and trusses will open on October 12 1937 at the district engineer's office Fort Peck. The government will load materials for shipment by rail.
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