West's Ranges Restored to Fuller Use Across Montana
The article traces Montana range history from the 1880s cattle era to 1934 drought and the Taylor grazing act, detailing the shift to grazing districts, advisory boards, and district managers. It notes GOP era aims to restore waters, reservoirs, wells, and infrastructure to revive the prairie range.
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Edward T. Taylor
Colorado
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Billings
Grazing Service
Young Sheriff Faces Dead Imposter in Ogontz Mystery
Budge Dampier the Ross County sheriff discovers a dead girl at Mirabeau and fears a link to Suzy Hanson as Doc Grimes and Chick Rogers confirm the resemblance. The case intertwines family lore of the Dampier clan with the town’s secrets as “Part One” ends on a cliffhanger.
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Neidringhaus & Neidringhaus
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Canada
Woody Mountain
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Rock Creek
Valley County
Little Dry
Missouri River
Budge Dampier
Ross County
Charlotte Mitchell
Charley
Suzy
Suzy Hanson
Mitchells
Aunt Charley
Budge
Amos
Mrs. Mitchell
Barney O'Dell
Mirabeau
Sheriff
Doc Grimes
Tony Galatti
Barney
Tony
Mitchell's
Ogontz
Barney's Roadhouse
Shore Road
Harriet
Charlotte
Ed Hanson
Chicago
Mosquito Point
Grandpop
Dad
Rod Romero
Moose Gat
Bull Creek
Romero
Will Dampier
Rod
Hopper
Jo Starface
Willy Dampier
Nemesis
Martha
Barney's
Barney Odell
Chick
Doc
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Budge Dampler
Fellers
Chick Rogers
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Florida Bears Count Reaches 255 Total Across State
A Florida wildlife survey records 255 bears, including both black and brown, roaming across the state. The find highlights bear distribution and may influence conservation planning and safety guidance for residents.
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Auto Dealers Benefit by Law
Relief for 44 000 automobile dealers hurt by war rationing orders became law when President Roosevelt signed SB 2315. The measure, backed by Senator James E Murray, lets the Reconstruction Finance Corp buy or loan on rationed commodities to support dealers stocks, with fair retail pricing plus interest for 18 months or wholesale cost plus handling if sold early. The bill gained support from the National Automobile Dealers Association.
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James E. Murray
Senate Committee On
Reconstruction Finance Corp
National Automobile Dealers Association
New State Officer Names Staff in Realignment
Acting Attorney General Howard M. Gullikson announced a staff realignment awaiting state board approval. R. V. Bottomley named first assistant as Gullikson becomes acting attorney general to replace John W. Bonner. Alfred E. Dougherty promoted to assistant, R. Lee Ward added temporary staff.
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Howard M. Gullikson
State Board of Examiners
R. V. Bottomley
Gullickson
John W. Bonner
Alfred E. Dougherty
R. Lee Ward
Helena
Sugar Signup Reveals Montana Population Shifts
Montana residents registered for war ration book No 1 showing shifts in Richland Flathead Stillwater and Carbon counties. Administrator Tom D Daven says increases stem from agricultural labor influx in Richland and mining and industry in the other counties with no major losses recorded.
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Montana
Tom D. Daven
Richland
Flathead
Stillwater
Carbon
Caverly
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