It May All Prove There Is Such a Thing as Luck in Hollywood
A dialogue driven tale follows Jimmy Falon and Al Graney on a film set. Graney’s drunken outburst triggers a caper and a mock police grab that leads to a tense studio walk through and a moral about luck.
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Rocky Mountains
Jimmy
Alabama
Mr. Jarnegan
Jarnegan
Graney
Hayseed
al Graney
Rampart Studios
Jimmy Falon
MGM
Falon
Hollywood
Trenne of Poplar To Take State Job
Martin P. Trenne of Poplar will begin duties as deputy registrar of motor vehicles April 1 after appointment by Governor Sam C. Ford. He replaces T. F. Walsh and is a former Montana legislator and longtime secretary of the Montana Automobile Dealers and Montana Implement and Hardware associations in Helena.
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Martin P. Trenne
Poplar
Sam C. Ford
T. F. Walsh
Trenne
Montana
Montana Automobile Dealers Association
Montana Implement and Hardware Association
Helena
Raid and Indian Scare in Bozeman 1865
In 1865 Bozeman saw a Sioux uprising scare after Colonel Kimball’s death. Mrs Beall fled with her children aboard a pony while Crow allies guided settlers to safety in a log house at Main and Bozeman. Sioux were chased toward Livingston and driven from the valley by nightfall.
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Bozeman
Main Street
Bozeman Avenue
Masonic Temple
Messrs. Stafford and Rice
Colonel Kimball
W. J. Beall
Kimballs
Kimball
Bealls
Main and
Livingston
Yellowstone
Big
Solomon Dess Pioneer of Lewistown Dies at 86
Solomon Dess longtime Lewistown resident for 75 years died at a hospital from pneumonia. Born at Devils Lake he came with his parents to Fort Benton by flat boat and canoe on the Missouri river. A lifelong Catholic, he is survived by widow Mary and three sons and two daughters.
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Solomon Dess
Lewistown
Devils Lake
Fort Benton
Missouri River
Mary Dess
Forestry professor cites locust and wood heat values
A forestry professor notes black locust with heat value about 102 and compares other woods such as white oak ironwood and black birch with ratings above 90. The discussion also mentions coal at a heat value of 100 for context.
Fairweather's New Year Revels in Virginia City Legend
William Fairweather led Montana's first New Year observance in Virginia City more than 75 years ago. He funded revelry with gold dust, bought drinks for all, and scattered gold on the streets as crowds cheered. The spree cost him over ten thousand dollars and ended with his ruin a short time later.
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Virginia City
William Fairweather
Montana
Bannack
Fairweather
Faro
Sportsmen Pay Out 13 Millions for Hunting Licenses
Sportsmen spent nearly 13 million dollars on more than 7.6 million hunting licenses or combined hunting fishing and trapping licenses in 1939 according to a Fish and Wildlife Service compilation. Michigan led with 711 733 licenses, followed by Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and Indiana with listed totals.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Department of the Interior
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Antlers versus horns highlighted in nature notes
The article compares antlers and horns noting that horns have a bony core attached to the skull and regrow after breakage, while antlers lack blood circulation and shed from the head each year. The text shifts to a prompt about reading the Classified Advertisements.
Bridger's Yarns Declared Fables
Yellowstone National Park was created by an 1872 act of Congress. Early explorers like Jim Bridger first described boiling springs and geysers. The Washburn expedition helped name Old Faithful and Mount Washburn, leading to the park’s establishment.
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Congress
Yellowstone
Great Salt Lake
Great Teton Range
Jim Bridger
Old Bridger
Virginia City
Bridger
David Folsom
C. W. Cook
Peterson
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Firehole
Geyser Basin
Washburn
Nathaniel Pitt Langford
Minnesota
Yellowstone Canyon
Falls
Mount Washburn
Old Faithful Geyser
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Columbia Network
Mary Patton
Chicago
Mary
Alder Gulch
Eddy
Eddy Gallivan
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Hotel Rainbow
Carl Weissman & Co
Gt. Falls
Mont
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National Distillers Products Corporation
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