Proper Understanding Is First Step In Promoting Cause
An Indian band plans a national tour to advocate Indian causes. The piece argues heredity cannot change, but environment can, urging schooling with white children where possible and criticizing reservation systems. It highlights Dr Eastman and Dr Campbell, Roosevelt’s views, and the need for public sympathy in Montana.
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M. E. Plassmann
Great Falls
Douglas Gold
Browning
Montana
Helena
Eo Crane
New Republic
Dawn
Maqui Buttes
Crane
Holeville
Campbell
Piegan Reservation
Roosevelt
Montana and neighboring notes across state briefs
State briefs cover Heloena Congress passing a Montana bill authorizing additions to Absarokee Gallatin forests and Yellowstone Park. Other items include trees planted at Harlem high school, a Flat Willow hall fire, Forsyth band at Lions convention, gasoline fire incident near Anaconda, Thielke’s return to work, and multiple local civic actions.
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Congress
Absarokee and
Gallatin National Forests
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Harlem
Forsyth
Forsyth High School
Lions Club
Billings
J. Q. Joyce
Lewistown
E. L. Thielke
Telephone Exchange
Orchestra of Life Tuning Up Players in Waiting
A reflective line notes that many people spend much of their days preparing rather than acting, likening life to an orchestra where individuals continually tune up before the concert of action.
Montana Banks Show Healthy Prosperity amid Spring Slump
Montana state and private banks report a strong financial position as of April 12 with loans and discounts down by 621 162.79 and demand deposits falling 3 859 075 while time and saving deposits rise. Real estate holdings decline slightly and average cash reserve holds steady at a healthy as 9 549.38 above required.
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Montana
Jay G. Larson
Larson
Banking House
Federal Reserve
Flathead Leads in Power Sites in Montana
Sanders County ranks second with 198,000 undeveloped horsepower, Flathead County leads Montana with 274,000 horsepower practical for immediate development. The state total is 773,000 undeveloped horsepower, about 7 percent of the nation's potential, with 50 percent time availability at 3,700,000 horsepower. Cascade County holds 131,000 horsepower developed, followed by Lewis and Clark with 101,000.
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Sanders County
Flathead County
Montana
Division of Publicity
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Big Horn
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Mineral
Stillwater
Custer and Park
United States
United States Geological Survey
Cascade County
Sanders
Just Send Says His Goul Man Karnak Testimony
W E B Carijer of Missoula railroad man. He praises Karnak for curing stomach pain gas headaches and sleepless nerves after six bottles. He reports weight regain and now eats freely with no indigestion. He invites doubters to test Karnak and notes mail order options and price.
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Thomas
Karnak
W. E B. Carijer
Howell St
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Butte
Paradise
Mr. Carier
Broadway Pharmacy
Billings
Model Rexall Stores
Great Falls
Parden Drug Co
Helena
Smith Drug Stores
Anaconda
Emall
Montana Power Capacities Show Vast Development Prospects
Montana's current developed horsepower is 316,000 with 3,000 at Missoula and 2,000 at Park. The remaining developable horsepower available for economic growth is 773,000 versus the present total development of 815,000 horsepower, indicating strong future potential.
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Missoula
Park
Montana
Montana hatcheries also stock rivers and lakes
Montana fish hatcheries are reported to be rapidly expanding as A. J. Jackways lists large egg harvests from Georgetown Lake Emigrant Bitter Root Lake Lake Francie and other stations with millions of rainbow and native fish eggs and steelhead plantings. A pheasant death prompts a study on gopher poison by State Veterinarian W J Butler.
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Helena
Montana
A. Jackways
Mr. Jackways
Georgetown Lake
A. W. T. Anderson
Emigrant
Bitter Root Lake
Lake Francie
Lake Rowan
Sommers
Dog Lake
Missoula
St. Mary’s Lake
Somers
Hgge
Oregon Game Commission
Columbia Gardens
Entgrant
State Livestock Laboratory
W. J .Butler
State Laboratory
Man Dies After Accident In Galata Train Incident
George Shibata of Havre was killed at Galata when he fell under a Great Northern work train. He served as president of the North Montana Japanese association which helped raise funds for the Tokio earthquake victims years ago.
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Great Falla
Charles Richards
Creature’s Band
Anaconda
Frances Waterman
Mavre
James G. Nolland
Montana I[highway Association
Warlem
Harlem News
Blaine County
H. C. Anderson
George H. Tout
Billings
Missouri River
Sioux City
Fort Benton
Lewistown
L. R. Phillips
Petroleum County
Winnett
Clarence Frazee
Phillips
Hudson and Essex
Otto Ash Machine Company
West Main Street
Acton
Libby
Libby Schools
Montana State Board of Land Commissioners
Cascade County
R. B. Cameron
Great Falls
William F. Shannon
Valley County
Glasgow National Bank
City of Glasgow
George Shibata
Havre
Galata
Great Northern
North
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E. H. Cunningham
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Warren G. Harding
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W. J. Butler
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Margaret Britt
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