Morrison Cave Reimbursement Tied to National Monument
Dan A Morrison of Whitehall will receive five thousand dollars from the federal government for the Morrison cave later named Lewis and Clark Cavern National Monument. The cave, proclaimed a national monument on May 11 1908, was seized for the purpose and an appropriation to build access roads is hoped for.
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Barerana
Dan A. Morrison
Whitehall
Morrison Cave
John M. Evans
EB. A. Stiefel
Lewis and Clark Cavern National Monument
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Committee On Public Lands and Surveys
House
Senate
Morrison
Lewis and Clark National Monument
Montana
Dan A.morrison
Mont
Billings
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Cattlemen Meet in San Francisco for 32nd Annual Convention
Cattle men from the nation gather in San Francisco for the 32d annual convention. L. C. Brite of Marfa Texas reports optimism over progress and higher prices, urging tariff protection for livestock. R. C. Pollock touts meat board success and calls for a national advertising push. F Edson White of Armour & Co. outlines nine years of changing conditions. Examiner want ads bring big returns from a small investment.
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San Francisco
C. C. Young
L. C. Brite
Marfa
Texas
National Association
Congress
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Meat Board of Chicago
F. Edson White
Armour & Co
Chicago
Willard C. White
Examiner
The
Jardine to Retire from Cabinet Post March 4
William Jardine secretary of agriculture will retire March 4 to devote time to agricultural activities, with emphasis on cooperative marketing. He will become counsel for the Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers, a New York based cooperative with offices in Washington.
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W. M. Jardine
Jardine
Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Washington D. C
New York City
Federated Organization
Arthur R. Rule
The
Federated
Congress
McNary
American music quality and the fate of singing in modern America
A fragmented critique argues that modern American music risks fading without strong singing traditions. It notes the dance emphasis in current songs, cites "Ramona" as a rare aria like piece, and urges American composers to blend singing with dance to keep music globally viable.
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New York City
Zepilli
America
I & Piet
Theo Imerican
Antelope in Wyoming Near Starvation in Sweetwater County
Five to six thousand antelope in Sweetwater county southwestern Wyoming face starvation as state crews transport hay along the Union Pacific. Deputy fish and game commissioner G B Pitchford reports the herd gathers around railroad lines for feed, shunning corn. hay remains the sole fodder.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Sweetwater
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Pitchford
Two Dillon Educators At Meeting In Cleveland
Two Dillon educators attend a Midwestern conference with visits to training institutions. Dr. Davis speaks on Selective Teacher Training and the College Faculty of 1950 and will join a 14 member committee evaluating progress at the convention.
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Dillon
Cleveland
Middle West
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Merica
Purope
Alice Zepilli
Levy
Tessress
Monarch of the
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Majestic
Burles & Taylor
Normal College
Vodevil
Nell Blair
Wyn Derry
Vron Harrington
Virginia
Walden
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