Recall of Open Cattle Ranges Faces Rights of Way Debate
The Montana cattle range era fades as homesteaders shrink open land and ranches seek railroad rights of way. Eastern stockmen appeal to the interior department to move cattle along restricted routes. Producers worry depletion of feed en route and question future cattle drives near rail corridors.
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Montana
Interior Department
Soldiers Guard Miners
Regular army patrols the streets used by miners on their way to work. The presence of troops has reduced disaffection and almost ended coercion to keep miners from going to the mines.
Large Bodies Move Slowly Congress Size Seen
Observers note Congress progresses at a measured pace as its size and scope influence debate and lawmaking. The report emphasizes the impact of its large proportional makeup on legislative speed and outcomes.
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Congress
Montana Telegraph Roundup Of Roving News
A montage of brief Montana notes from towns including Butte Miles City Lewistown Helena and Great Falls. Reports cover prices for hay and alfalfa beves beeves crop moves rail expansion road work library gifts and public safety. Also noted are births deaths weddings occupations and militia training with scattered local developments across the state.
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Butte
Jeannette Rankin
Miles City
Lewistown
Barney Logan
Billings
Ekalaka
Agnes Grosnickle
Helena
Montana
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Chouteau
Virginia City
W. B.thompson
New York
Chicago
Winnett
Teigen
Grays Range
Opheim
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Glasgow
W. KK. Flowerree
Dan Flowerree
First
Illinois Cavalry
Columbus
Warren
Heath
Fort Riley
Musselshell County
Silver Bow
Montana Men Win Commissions From Training Camp
Montana men at the Presidio reserve officers training camp in San Francisco are named among officers selected for commissions. The list includes six captains, three first lieutenants, and 34 second lieutenants with assignments to Montana units. About 1,400 of 2,000 selected faced final in the camp, while 600 wait for sergeant opportunities or later commissions. A note on resumed silver mining and regional notices follow.
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Great Falls
Lewistown
Emmett Carruthers
Vancouver
Engineers’ Reserve Corps
Miles City
Custer County
Butte
Frank Leiss
Mokena
Illinois
Musselshell County
Whitehall
Northern Pacific
Bozeman
Cy Gatton
The
Agricultural College
France
Missouria
Winnett
Winnett School Board
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Livingston
John W. Kovokost
National Park
State Council of Defense
Missoula
A. C. Townley
League
League For
Montana
Frank Fisher
John O'Neill
Silver Bow
J. B. Seeley
Helena National Forest
Pioneer Society of Montana
Park Company
Billings
Yellowstone County
Presidio
San Francisco
E. Q. Forsyth
W. A. Dietrick
C. W. Potter
Potomac
R. B. Childs
W. S. Simpson
Three Forks
H. H
George L. MacMullen
Deer Lodge
W. W. Todd
Ray St. Jones
A. L. McMahon
Glasgow
B. P. Hoye
North Glasgow
R. P. Hartney
Montana Infantry
Mark G. Skinner
O. C. Mudd
H. M. Rice
Kalispell
J. B. Townsend
Stevensville
Milton C. Gunn
Royal A. Coffee
Robert McBride
Jack Sweat
S. C. Kain
A. L. Christensen
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Mount St. Charles College
Capitol Hill
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Helena, Montana
Aretiey
Ucorrra Myey Tebazle Cp
Mike Walsh
Dillon
Boulder
Elks’ Trumpet Corps
Fergus County War Relief Association
Symons
Symon
White Sulphur Springs
Boulder Hot Springs
M. Reynolds
Photos
Gibson Studio
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1St Ave. N
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Harry H. McCole
S. C. Huseth
Cara Optometrist and
Optician
Harold Somers
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Williams
Desser
RB. PB. Heath & Co
Sam
Butte Business College
Rice & May
Owsley Block
Montana Motor CO
Haynes Automobiles
Ninth St. N
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Petet Falls
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