Frontiersmen Association Aims to Honor Pioneers West of Mississippi
Paul Vollum of Birmingham Washington proposes a national Frontiersmen Association to memorialize frontier heroes. The plan calls for state and county officers, a buffalo insignia, annual dues of 1.00, and monuments in each state along with educational film programs and protection of Native arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Frontiersmen Association of North America
Mississippi
Underwood & Underwood
Montana farm conditions show excellent outlook in May report
The May crop and livestock report from the Montana crop reporting service notes winter wheat in good condition and rye likewise strong. Plowing progress sits at 46 percent with 37 percent of spring seeding completed as storms and wet weather delay work. The outlook is hopeful despite financing concerns and extended timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Montana
Judith Basin
Gallatin Valley
North Central
Anglers plan war on crows and magpies near Anaconda
Anaconda anglers intend using shotguns to wipe out crows and magpies this summer to protect game birds. They also pledge strong protection for other native species such as woodpeckers and flickers, valued for suppressing wood-boring larvae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Western association plans large roundup at Portland fair
A letter from Paul Vollum proposes a western association to promote clean amusements, sponsor cowgirl contests and roundups, and host solicitors at national parks and fairs across western cities, drawing in old timers and west-of-Mississippi residents as associates. He favors bronze tablets designed by Charles Russell for monuments and invites Montana editors to respond.
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Paul Vollum
Montana
Mississippi
Vollum
Lewistown
Texas
Plains
United States
California
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Pendleton
San Diego
Los Angeles
Paul Volluim
Birmingham
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
Chase Russell
Yellowstone to Open Season Ahead of Schedule
Yellowstone National Park will begin its fiftieth season in June with an official opening day set for June 18 due to high early reservations. More than 2,000 visitors requested park accommodations before the 20th, prompting the schedule shift.
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Yellowstone
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Washington
Frontiersmenu Association
Madison County Farm
Charles Bryant
Waterloo
Rhode Island
C. Woods
Silver Star
Bower
Sheridan
Bryant
Baker
Galusha
Bert Maynard
Anaconda Anglers' Club
Kelley-How-Thomson Co
Minn
Ealers
Beaver
Hoenck Fur House
Butte
Corona
T. J. Hocking
Glasgow
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
City
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