Montana Governor Challenges Nebraska View on Missouri River Development
Governor Bonner rebuts Governor Peterson on upper Missouri river basin development claiming water is being diverted for navigation. He argues Montana's water and power needs exceed stated plans and cites Sen. Douglas's push to delete $250 million for Missouri river navigation. Bonner asserts engineers lack proof of economic payoff.
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Val Peterson
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Missouri River
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Paul Douglas
Illinois
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Red Sox set four major league marks in win over St Louis
Boston's sluggers powered to 29 runs, setting records for most runs in a game and other feats. Al Zarilla tied a doubles mark with four in a game, while Bobby Doerr, Ted Williams, and Walt Dropo homered multiple times as the team totaled nine homers.
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St. Louis Cardinals
al Zarilla
Bobby Doerr
Ted Williams
Walt Dropo
Hereford Tour Through This Area A Big Success
The Hereford tour through the region drew strong interest with ranchers detailing winter feeding efforts and shifts from steer-raising in the 1920s to cow calf operations. In Wisdom the party visited Frank McDowell’s Spokane ranch to view his bull herd, buffalo and calves, plus a new ranch house.
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Cloverleaf
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Jackson
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Ralph Huntley
Harrison
Dillon
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Carl Hartwig
Gilbert Ranch
Bud Harrison
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Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Claude Windecker
State Hereford Assa
Bert Ellinghouse
Tobe Orr
Ralston
Wisdom
Spokane
Frank McDowell
Twin Bridges Group Awards Pillow Case and Sheet Set
The Twin Bridges group awarded handmade pillow cases and a sheet set to recipients in a community recognition event. The presentation honored local volunteers for their service and creativity.
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Twin Bridges Group
Phosphate Mine to Open Near Melrose District
Preliminary operations begin in the Melrose district to mine high grade phosphate deposits uncovered recently. Equipment is being installed and about 50 men are expected to be employed. Tests show phosphate deposits in a belt parallel to the Big Hole river.
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Big Hole
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