Army airplane circus wows Montana crowds in air show
Upwards of 65 000 spectators watched flying exhibitions in Montana cities during the army airplane circus visit led by Major William Thaw. Crowds in Butte and other cities witnessed Curtiss planes and Fokkers performing dives, spins, and formations amid favorable weather and rarefied air.
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Montana
Army
William Thaw
Thaw
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Helena
Miles City
Lewis
Town
Curtiss
Marrfield
Fokkers
Madison Valley Streams to Become Great Montana Fishing Waters
State game warden J. L. DeHart says Madison valley will become the nation s greatest brook trout preserve within a few years. New Corey hatchery will stock 6 000 000 to 8 000 000 fry annually in streams below the dam creating a 100 mile fishing area with multiple trout varieties and planned distribution of spawn and grayling along the river.
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Madison Valley
Montana
J. L. DeHart
Corey
Madison
DeHart
Jake L. DeHart
Boom State as Vacation Land in Montana
The Madison hatchery near Grayling will stock Madison River and other Montana waters with trout from Corey’s hatchery. W. E. Corey, Pittsburgh steel magnate and Montana Power director, built the facility and turned it over to the state. Licensing and game law copies soon to be printed, fishing licenses at 1.50, elk hunting open under new law, and plans for a statewide vacation booklet with seventy illustrations.
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Madison
Corey
W. E. Corey
Pittsburg Steel
Montana Power Company
Grayling
Montana
Damagte
Madison Basin
United States
DeHart
John H. Brunson
de Hart
Copper and other metals illicitly priced by rail and water routes
A complaint to the interstate commerce commission alleges illegal rates on copper zinc and lead from Montana to New York by rail or combined rail and water routes. Anaconda Copper Mining Company and 60 railways and steamship firms are named as defendants in the suit led by Director General of Railroads Hines.
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Butte
Montana
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Hines
Railways and Steamship Companies
Wonderlands of the Badlands in South Dakota and Montana
A vivid travel portrait describes the Badlands as a spectacular railroad of color and sculpted rock. It notes Sheep Mountain and the Great Wall in South Dakota, the arid landscape nicknamed Mauvaises Terres, and the panorama from Cedar Pass showing tableland views and distant green valleys.
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America
Switzerland
Montana
South Dakota
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite
Mauvaises Terres
Makoosi-toha
Sahara
Black Hills
Sheep Mountain
Great Wall
Cedar Pass
Washington
Lincoln
Broadus Grows as Powder River County Capital
Broadus, once a rural route ranch station, becomes the county seat of Powder River County after its creation by the 16th legislature. The town moves to build a courthouse, shaping a new center for the metropolis of the young county.
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Powder River County
Broadus
Powder River
16Th Legislative Assembly
Custer County
Sovereign
Court House
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D. Greenfield
Chas. D. Greenfield
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Minneapolis
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Idaho
Oregon
Haracher
Civic
Sam S. Josephson
Roundup
J. J. Ermantinger
Glendive
American Merchant Marine Service
D. D. Ricards
Missoula
Skinner
United States Department of Labor
T. L. Stanley
Lewistown
Charles D. Greenfield
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Hercules Macaroni
Hercules
Macaroni
Great Falls, Mont
Cascade
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