New Antelope Rearing Method Showcases Game Protection
The American Game Protective Association reports a practical plan to restock wildlife. Montana will receive weaned antelope about three months old raised on bottles then shifted to grain. Twelve young antelope were placed in Grand Canyon National Park by the Interior Department with the Biological Survey. Forty fawns were taken from Nevada herds and raised in a state game preserve enclosure. six fawns were injured or killed.
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Montana
American Game Protective Association
Grand Canyon National Park
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Biological Survey
Nevada
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription praised by Seattle mother
Mrs Adelia Davis of Dayton Avenue credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with stabilizing her health during a second pregnancy after a frail first experience. She reports no sick days while taking the tonic and builder and urges others to obtain or trial the medicine by mail or from a drugstore.
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Seattle
Wash
Adelia Davis
Dayton Ave
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Early religious pioneers in Bannack and Virginia City
The first advance agents of Christianity in Montana were Catholics and Methodists. The Rev. Carr, a Methodist circuit rider, arrived in Bannack in 1863 and helped establish services in the Round House. The second minister, Rev. George Grantham Smith, a Princeton and Auburn graduate, faced rough conditions, frugal pay, and a skeptical, lawless town as he conducted Presbyterian services in Bannack and Virginia City.
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Montana
Bannock
Carr
Sanders
Edward ‘Mills
Craig
Virginia City
Smith
Bannack
Fort Hall
Snake River
Surowik
Leo
Mr. Carr
Henry Summer
Round House
Yankee Flat West
George Grantham Smith
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Princeton University
Auburn Theological Seminary
Council
House
Grand Army of the Republic
W. F. Sanders
Martling
Rev. Smith
Barnum
Mr. Smith
The
Vigilance
Antelope Stocking Progress Shows Science of Game Management
A bulletin notes 34 of 46 captured fawns survived and were raised to weaning age then divided among reserves in Nebraska Montana and 12 sent to Grand Canyon National Park. The transfer required train travel and an eight mile mule journey to establish a breeding nucleus in suitable terrain.
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Nebraska
Montana
Grand Canyon National Park
Bulletin
Mont Bankers Meet at Glacier Park Promises Big Event
T O Hammond president of the Montana Bankers Association says Glacier Park meeting July 11 12 13 will be the most notable gathering. Invitations sent to Andrew Mellon and D R Cressenden with acceptances from Melvin A Taylor and Sam Hill. Hammond notes strong eastern banker attendance and overall best state conditions across cattle sheep and general business.
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T. O. Hammond
Montana Bankers’ Association
Glacier Park
Andrew J. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Montana
Montana State Bankers’ Association
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
Thomas A. Marlow
National Bank of Montana
Montana Trust and Savings Company
Tlemen
Helena
Hammond
the Treasury
D. R. Cressenden
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
Melvin A. Taylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Sam Hill
Good Roadsman of the West
Columbia Highway
James J. Hill
Portland
Frederick Williamw
Ralph
Parlette
Mr. Hammond
Los Angeles
Florida
New York
Cross Pollination Aims to Boost McIntosh Red Apple Yield
Experiments in Missoula orchards led by Professor F M Harrington and three horticulture students, with W E Pollinger and R O Young, test cross pollination of the McIntosh Red to raise commercial yields. The work seeks a compatible partner variety for higher production, as western Montana aims to stabilize this leading apple for eastern markets. The team also surveys Kalispell area orchards to widen understanding of pollination outcomes.
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Montana
Missoula
F. M. Harrington
State — College
W. E. Pollinger
R. O. Young
Bitter Root Valley
State Department of Horticulture
The
State College
Harrington
Flathead Country
Kalispell
Cowley Elevation to District Judge in Great Falls
Judge Stephen J. Cowley was formally elevated to the bench in department No. 1 of the Highth district at Great Falls recently.
Montana Recovery Praises Prosperity After Depression
A speaker asserts nationwide prosperity rests on各 districts and that Montana has weathered the depression. The message emphasizes renewed confidence and a stable basis for the nation’s economic revival.
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Montana
Dairying Emerges as Major U.S. Industry
The statement notes that dairying and its products derived from raw milk form the fourth largest industry in America, highlighting dairy's significant economic role and its place among national manufacturing sectors.
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America
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Great Falls
A.C. M
Percoe
Mills
Shade Hess
FORD
Onn Falls
Nouse Dyérs
Mut Falls
Mont
Mellon
Secretary OF Treasury
Byron Yates
Its
Fire
Senna
A.A. Pelleticy
Puritan
Montana Distributors
Butte Malt Syrup CO
Idaho St
Butte, Montana
Miller
Strain Bros
Solo National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development CO
State Nursery and Seed Co
Edmonson
Edmonson Dentistry
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