Warrenton's Trailblazer Rose Barrett Becomes City Manager
Rose Barrett of Montana, longtime resident of Great Falls, rose to become Warrenton Oregon city manager. Her rise followed a hard start with minimal resources and a decisive move into real estate after marriage failed. She now spearheads port development and river survey efforts for Warrenton and Astoria.
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Rose Barrett
Montana
Montana Warrenton Company
Great Falls
Warrenton
Columbia River
Boston Post
Little Rose
Tyler
Rose Tyler
R. E. Barrett
Rose
Oregon
Astoria
Washington
Barrett
Portland
Pacific
France
Railroad
Jack Hall
Fort Benton Fights Frost and Flood in 1880 81
In Fort Benton Montana during the winter of 1880 81 residents faced a fuel famine with wood prices soaring and desperate measures. They endured record cold and isolation before a chinook thaw brought floods and a threatened dam break as the town rallied led by local leaders and military support.
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Martha Edgerton Plassmann
Montana
Fort Benton
W. P. Wren
Murphy-Neal Co
Sun River
Helena
Reinecke
Moale
Gibbon
Washington
River Press
Benton
Teton
Marias
Missouri
James Stanford
Mrs Baldwin Profit From Mammoth Bronze Turkeys
Mrs L G Baldwin of a Fairfield area farm in Teton county reports a $500 profit from 182 Mammoth Bronze turkeys raised last year. She bought a starting trio in the east for 345 and sold the flock for 700 after expenses of 125 for feed and 30 in incidental costs. She reserves 13 hens and bought another trio for 75 and looks for a better 1924 with pure strain stock.
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L. G. Baldwin
Fairfield
Teton County
Baldwin
Sit
New York State
Catnip Oil Says to Doom Bobcats and Lions in U S
The Department of Agriculture reports catnip oil as a powerful lure to bobcats and mountain lions. Experiments by the Bureau of Chemistry and Biological Survey plant large patches at Arlington Farm to produce oil for trappers nationwide. Oil is distilled in quantity, retains scent in all weathers, and attracts wild cats over long distances, offering a safer alternative to dogging and trailing methods.
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Bureau of Chemistry
The
Biologic Survey
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Arlington Experimental Farm
United States
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