Frontiersmen Association Idea Spreads West of Mississippi
Paul Vollum of Birmingham Washington proposes a national Frontiersmen Association to honor pioneers. The plan calls for state and county structures, a one dollar national dues, bronze buffalo insignia, monuments and county tablets, film displays, and support for Native crafts, with funds split among members, publications, and salaries.
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Paul Vollum
Montana
Mississippi
Lewistown
Frontiersmen Association of North America
Underwood & Underwood
Montana farmers report excellent conditions and delayed spring
The May crop and livestock report from the Montana cooperative crop reporting service notes good conditions for winter wheat and rye, with 46 percent plowed and 87 percent spring sowing. It forecasts about 4.529 million bushels of winter wheat and 850 thousand bushels of rye, citing favorable basins and ongoing moisture but delayed growth due to cold wet spring.
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Montana Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Montana
Judith Basin
Gallatin Valley
Western Roundup Association Proposed for 1925 Port land World’s Fair
Paul Vollum of Vollum Ranch in Birmingham Washington outlines plans for a Western Roundup group. The proposal includes 25 cents local chapter dues, secretary treasurer roles, and support for clean amusements. Solicitors would operate in Yellowstone Glacier Pendleton and at cowboy events across western cities to recruit associate members.
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California
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Pendleton
San Diego
Los Angeles
Mississippi
Paul Vollum
Vollum
Chas
Soaeeu
Crow and Magpie Targeted to Protect Local Game Birds
Anaconda Anglers club plans to suppress crows and magpies near Anaconda this summer to safeguard game birds. They also aim to promote native small birds, notably woodpeckers and flickers, valued for eating wood-boring larvae. The club favors shotgun action this season and stresses woodpeckers’ pest control abilities.
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Anaconda
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Insects And Park Work
Incomplete text references insects and work in a park with phrases about waiting until a person named Dan is found. The readable fragments hint at a park setting and a search or task ongoing, but no clear actions, dates, or entities beyond Dan are established.
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Washington
Frontiersmen Association
Birmingham
Texas
Plains
United States
Madison County Farm
Charles Bryant
Waterloo
Rhode Island
C. Woods
Silver Star
Bower
Sheridan
Bryant
Baker
Galusha
Bert Maynard
Kelley-How-Thomson Co
Anaconda Anglers' Club
Beaver
House Butte
Mires
Corona
T. J
Hocking
ASGOW
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
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