Montana State Immortal Paul Dornblaser Remembered
Rev Thomas Dornblaser celebrated his 100th birthday in Chicago prompting memories of his son Paul Dornblaser a famed MSU figure killed in World War I. Dornblaser Field honors him while he stood as a tackle on MSU’s football team and remains on the all time all star eleven.
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Montana State University
Paul Logan Dornblaser
Thomas Franklin Dornblaser
Chicago
Montana
Paul Dornblaser
Thomas Dornblaser
State Editors Say on Army Strength and Soldier Growth
The Great Falls Leader notes that by July 1 about 3 800 Montanans aged 21 and older since Oct 16 1940 registered for possible army service. It cites a gain of 10 million more pounds of soldier weight in the army since its first million recruits due to rapid weight gain in the first three weeks, as advised by food consultants of the quartermaster corps.
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Quartermaster Corps
Great Falls
Old Timers Swap Yarns of Pioneers At Neihart Picnic
Old timers gathered at the Neihart yard of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Putnam for a Fourth of July picnic and reminiscences. Many former Neihart residents now live out of state attended, including families named Yule from Great Falls and Missoula, plus others from Missoula, Seattle, Coeur d Alene, and Lewis town.
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Neihart
Roscoe Putnam
Alex Yule
Great Falls
Yule
Monarch
M. Yule
Missoula
Marston Yule
Lawrence Yule
Jack Earhart
George Booth
Henry Sutton
Leonard Larson
Doris Reisinger
Etta Reed
Conrad
Eddy Laundry
Geyser
Ida Reynolds
Lewistown
Tierney
T. H. Danks
Seattle
Francis Pier
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Smith Boys Strike Rich Wheat Harvest in Montana
John Smith, 22, and Albert Smith, 16, drove from Glendale to a Sun River bench ranch, plowed 260 acres, harvested 20 bushels per acre, and sold over 4 500 bushels at 92 cents per bushel, earning about 4000 dollars plus travel home.
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Montana
Ed H. Cooney
Great Falls
Smith Boys
John
Albert
Sun River Bench
Glendale
Cal
Mother
Calif
Smith
Lizzie
Dad
California
Young farmer builds success with land bank aid near Woodburn
Ralph Schuetz, a 29 year old with roots in turkey and hog farming, purchased a 24 acre land bank property beside his parents’ ranch near Woodburn Oregon. He operates 300 breeding hens and plans 2000 turkeys this fall while expanding his hog herd. He uses crop rotation, upgrades buildings, and plans a new turkey house after pouring concrete footings.
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Ralph Schuetz
Woodburn
Ore
Schuetz
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Life work of some leaders seen as criticizing others
The fragment hints at a critique driven life work by certain leaders, focusing on how public figures direct attention toward opponents rather than constructive paths. It suggests a pattern of faultfinding as a defining trait.
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Iti
Ranger barely survives grizzly bear attack in Cabinet forest
Howard R. Parson, a ranger in western Montana’s Cabinet forest, escaped with minor injuries after a grizzly charged him while he blazed a trail near Trout Creek. He climbed a tree as the bear struck the trunk, then fled as the beast retreated.
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Grass Range
Howard R. Parson
Cabinet Forest
Montana
Theodore Shoemaker
District No. 1
Shoemaker
Larsen
Trout Creek
Black Bear
Grizzly
Montana buys road oil for highway work
About 639 500 gallons of road oil were purchased for the Montana highway department. Contracts went to Home Oil & Refining Co Great Falls Independent Refining Co Billings Yale Oil Co Billings and Unity Petroleum Co Shelby 50000 gallons for near Roundup and Grass Range from Yale 15000 gallons near Hysham from Independent Refining Co.
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Helena
Montana Highway Department
Home Oil & Refining Co
Great Falls
Independent Refining Co
Billings
Yale Oil Co
Unity Petroleum Co
Shelby
Yale Company
Hysham
Friendly Indian SLAIN BY TROOPS OFFICER DRUNK
Story recalls the 1870 Marias river attack led by Major Baker against Mountain Chief’s Blackfeet camp. Joe Kipp warned Heavy Runner’s sick band. the drunken commander ordered a massacre killing 173 with 20 wounded. Baby Herbert Gilhiam survived after being hidden in a snowdrift.
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Herbert Gilhiam
Browning
Lockjaw
Marilas River
Jack Miller
Baker
Fort Benton
Mountain Chief
Culbertson
Malcolm Clarke
Blackfeet
Prickly Pear
Clarke
War Department
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Fort Shaw
Sunriver
Second Cavalry
Major Baker
Marias River
Teton County
Joe Kipp
Horace
Nathan Clarke
Malcom Clarke
Marias
Brady
Chester
Marins
Runner
Kipp
Arthur Ward elected Montana Vocational Agricultural Teachers president
At the annual summer conference at Montana State College Montana high school instructors chose Arthur Ward of Lewistown as president of the Montana Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association. Floyd Bowen of Chinook was elected vice president and D L Johnson of Dillon became secretary treasurer.
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Montana
Montana State College
Arthur Ward
Lewistown
Montana Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association
Floyd Bowen
Chinook
D. L. Johnson
Dillon
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Cogtshall Saddles
Miles City Saddlery Co
Miles City, Mont
Robt. L. Rowell
8Rd Ave. N
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Payette
E. J. Geelan
McCall
E. Park Ave
Anaconda
Townsend
Trigated Valley
F. Kapinos
W. Arthur
P. O. Box
Yellowstone Park
Ashton
Coulee City
Wash
Washington
A. C. Taylor
Neihart, Mont
Bernice
Ennis, Mont
PPP
LOLOL
POP Alls LP
AL LD AO
Government Ditch
Frary & Burlingame, Inc
Sudan
Jennie Esau
Los Molinos
Jordan, Mont
John W. Aldrich
Snohomish, Wash
Kalispell
Swanson & Reid Corp
Billings, Mont
Oregon
S. C. Canaday
Rialto
Eagle Valley
Carl Mason
Richland
Alberta
Charles Archer
Shepard
Canada
Universal Laboratories
Cassel
Minnesota
Blankenburg
Leeward Ave
Los Angeles
Haas, Box
Lancaster
Ohio
Helena Stamp Works
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte
Carl Weissman & Coq
Bt. Bo
U. S
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow
Alaska Junk Co
Spokane
Acoma
Barber Schools
Moters. W
Trent
Spokane, Wash
Northwest
Lews
Penait
Moorhead
Minn
Fox Studios
Bathgate Ave
New York
N. Y
American Friendship Club
Society of Friends
Neighbors
Washington, D. C
Inga Johnson
Grygla
Rollingbay
Reeder
Palestine
Texas
Simpson
Denver
Colo
U. B
North Dakota State Poultry Improvement Board
Minorcas
New
Joan Edwards
Columbia Network
Joan
Forest Ranger
Slaughter
RED Brothers
Anaconda Lawn
Western Life Insurance Company
Richardson
Pekin, Ill
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