Waddell Resigns as Montana Extension Livestock Specialist
J. C. Taylor announces the resignation of Waddell from the Montana State College extension service effective September 1. Waddell, who has served since 1914, helped develop ewe culling programs, livestock shipping associations, and ram sales, boosting breeding stock and management across the state.
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Waditeli
Montana
State College
Shas
Helena
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Waddell
Montana State College
P. B. Mullins
Oregon Agricultural College
Beaverhead
Missouri
Wad- Mell
Haseen
Waddll
Southen
Hudson Motoring Colors Accelerate Auto Paint System
Hudson Motors unveils a color oriented data driven paint plant to automate lacquering. New facilities 880 by 80 feet two stories high with additional 88 by 650 foot buildings supply 16 miles of pipes to spraying booths. Sixteen colors spray guns operate in a modern process for multiple Sisson models.
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Hudson Motor Car Co
Sgplas
Judson
Caremt
Stampede of Five Elephants Rips Lewistown Downtown
A Lewistown Idaho report details a two hour elephant stampede from the Sells Floto circus. Mary the leader was shot after wrecking storefronts and cars, Moe caused further destruction while four others looted streets. Damage bills reach 2700 with no injuries reported.
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Lew
Idaho
Lewistown
E. G. Braddock
Mary
Sells-Floto
Miss Mosserley
Lydia Sloan
Maude Pritchard
Babe
Tilly
Frieda
Moe
Selle-Floto
Eye care with Dr Scarborough at Andrus hotel
Get your eyes right and your Glasses right by a specialist. See Dr Scarborough at the Andrus hotel, Thursday, August ’23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Andri Patel
Christian Science Services Moved to 11 AM Sundays
The Christian Science church will hold services at 11 o clock each Sunday morning instead of 8 o clock each evening. Advertise in the Examiner for results.
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Christian Science Church
The Republican Ticket Names and Affiliations Listed
A fragmented list of Republican candidates and associates appears, naming figures such as Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis Jeseph M. Dixon Mark D Fitzgerald Wellington D Rankin and others, with many garbled entries and unclear roles. The text resembles a political ticket lineup or party slate with multiple misreadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Jeseph M. Dixon
Mark D, Fitzgerald
Dillon Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
A roundup of Dillon area residents and guests includes W F Cashmore and family visiting Helena for government health tours, H D Cashmore's inspection, Mrs David and Dorothy David's Bitter Root trip, and multiple others traveling to Spokane Oakland Flathead Lake and Cleveland. Local candidates, educators, and businesspeople are also noted.
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W. F. Cashmore
Helena
H. D. Cashmore
Federal Board of Health
David
Marguérite David
Don Randolph
Helen ‘Randolph
Cora
Holland
Cg.w. Miller
Lula
H. Bimrose
Dorothy Irwin
Portland
D. A. Galt
Beaverhead Motors Company
Oakland
Cal
Clarence Koenig
Loveland
Colo
Earl Wheat
Flathead Lake
Gypsum Aids Crop Values in Ravalli County Tests
County Agent Fred Bennion reports gypsum tests in Ravalli County raised crop value by 10 000 dollars on 500 acres. About 80 tons of gypsum were used on test tracts in Darby and Conner areas with alfalfa yields rising 50 to 100 percent. Participants included D M Conner R G Ostergren and ranchers Ford Hollister Melintosh Morrello Durland and J P Algie. Bennion conducted his annual field inspection and E B Isaac at the college aids seed potato certification nearby.
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Hamilton
Givan
Ravalli
Fred ‘Bennion
Bozeman
Darby
Conner
D. M. Conner
R. G. Ostergren
Ford
Hollister Ranch
MelIntosh
Morrello Ranch
George Durland
J. P. Algie
Lower Valley
Bennion
E. EB. Isaac
Montana Wool Crop Leads National Trends in 1928 Output
Montana's 1928 wool clip reached 26,370,000 pounds, ranking third nationally and with gains since 1920. Texas led with 26,? million pounds and Wyoming followed, while national clip rose to 296,114,090 pounds from 278,087,000 in 1927. Montana fleece averaged 8.6 pounds, higher than the western state average and near the U.S. figure.
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Montana
Texas Holding
Wyoming
Texas
United States
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Fossil hunt resumes in Montana by Smithsonian paleontologist
Dr. C. W. Gilmore of the Smithsonian returns to the Blackfoot Indian reservation in Montana after 15 years to search for dinosaur remains. In 1918 he found brachioceratops, a small horned dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous. He returns with George M. Sternberg, son of a famed fossil collector, who joined in Kansas while traveling to Cutbank.
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Washington
C. W.gilmore
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
Montana
United States Geological Survey
Cretadtous ‘Geological
Gilmore
George M. Sternberg
Kansas
Cutbank Mont
Levi's Win at Calgary Stampede Riding Contest
Levi Strauss overalls were worn by champion Slim Clarence Watrin of High River Alberta as he won the North American Championship Riding Contest at the Calgary Stampede. The field featured about 98 percent Levi’s riders, with competitors from Rio Grande to Peace River and Levi’s having won rodeo titles across Cheyenne Prescott Phoenix and Winnemucca.
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San Francisco
Clarence Watrin
High River
Alberta
Canada
Calgary Stampede
Levi Strauss
Rio Grande
Peacé River
Levi's
Cheyenne
Prescott
Phoenix
Winnemucca
Calgary
Visitor C W Tenney Visits Dillon During Park Season
Outside visitor C W Tenney of Gooding Idaho attended Dillon events Monday. Tenney, former president of Montana Wesleyan College, recalled how things have changed since 1901 02 and spoke of Sunday religious services held during the Park season.
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Dillon
C. W. Tenney
Gooding
Idaho
At Tenney
Montana
Wesleyan
Collegé At
Hele Oe
Monroé
Ind
Hamilton
Predatory wildlife kills tracked in Montana month
J L Kelly Anaconda member of the state fish and game commission reports animals killed during the just ended month. Coyotes 167, bobcats 11, bears 2, badgers skunks 26 porcupines 9 hawks 26 crows 24 rattlesnakes and magpies noted. Bears killed stock valued 900 dollars plus 60 dollar steers. Coyotes killed 12 sheep 36 lambs 407 dollars and 160 turkeys 480 dollars. Weather and hunting conditions affected denning and activity.
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Pehl
Whitler
Cormini
Montana
J.L. Kelly
Anaconda
F. E. Bateman
Bateman
Eye care tips from a specialist at Scarborough
A specialist offers guidance to improve vision and eye health. The note cites Scarborough and mentions a session with Andri Patel on Thursday August 28.
Thirteen Counties Record Auto Vehicle Valuations Rise
The report shows thirteen counties adding automobile valuations this year with Lewis and Clark leading gains and Park and Ravalli counties declining. Total vehicles rose from 3,266 last year to 3,680 this year with statewide assessed valuation increasing from 1,073,660 to 1,199,330 dollars.
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Lewis and Clark
Senate
Ravalli
Cas Bon
Hill
Jeffergot
Mineral
Powde River
Richland
Roosevelt
Rosebut
Wheatland
Wibaux
POLK
Bravai
Powder River
Wadbue
Floral Parade by Children Opens Show Frame
A morning floral parade by children will lead into the show with Mrs. Chester Gilbert directing the march through business streets. The procession will halt in front of the Bishop building on South Idaho street for the display. The Dillon Parent Teachers association sponsors the parade and children's booth with Mrs. John T. Orr as supervisor. Donors of flowers should notify Mrs. Alf Cashmore.
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Chester Gilbert
Bishop Building
South Idaho Street
Dillon Parent-Teachers Association
John T. Orr
Alf Cashmore
Eyes Right and Your Dr Hotel Publication
Fragmentary note mentions Thursday August 28 with phrase get gone and eyes right toward a doctor hotel context. No clear event details or entities beyond the date and destination hint.
Notice of Examinations for Eighth Grade
Examinations for eighth grade are scheduled. The notice notes the examiners expect inquiries and encourages preparations for the tests and associated assessments.
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Wellington D. Rankin
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Llewellyn Letaway Sellingdon
Ate
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L. A. Foot Aa
W. E. Harmon Woshaspapatoace Tee
F. E. Willams Vebedeangantdi
George P. Porter
Devedheens
Elizabeth
Ireland
Ian H. Bennett
Eevee Enwesenenseenveen
Vicve
Oomeee
Congress
Weenenas
Eseraseatannen
Ifer
Acanennennenssen
Enry G. Rodgers
Sautinrnsblice Acm
Amenalees
Pearl I. Smith
Bayerd
George T. Banks
Jamies
Phil
Dilson
George
Clarence “Wall
Hoover
Shannon
Martin
Jackson
Boent
Hiram Brundage
Cleveland
Ohio
Brundage
Axid
H. L.i.McCaleb
Billings
McCaleb
Ayn Morrow
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Seattle
Hugh “Bulger
Alice
May
Burlington
Iowa
Charlotte Ballard
Helen, Bulger
Mae Bulger
Helen Kathryn Ballard
Butte
Bulger
May Bulger
Miss Ballard
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Maureen
Desmond
Annabel
New York City
Phillips
Annabel_Desmond
Macy’s
Maureen Desmond
Greybull
Wya
Department ‘of Physical Education
F. D.willis
Yellowstone Park
Ed Martin
Base
Nebraska
Yellowstone Park Johny
Collins
United States District Attorney
Graham-Paige
Announcany
Chicago
B. Ry Harger
W.H. Neely
Presidant
Levi
Adairy
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