Montana Hunters Report Mild Open Season With Few Snow Tracks
Big game hunters report more deer and elk killed in Montana during the open season than in years past, blamed on mild weather and scant snow. The lack of tracking snow hindered deer, elk, and sheep hunting, though mountain goats and antelope were taken in numbers. Waterfowl shooting was disappointing due to calm conditions, and many birds escaped observation.
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Montana
Highlands
Botte
Feeding Hay As Guide To Horse Rations And Hay Types
A farmer should balance hay and grain for horses based on workload and hay quality. Timothy hay with oats suits heavy road work, while legume hays like alfalfa or clover require careful limits to avoid digestive issues and excessive hay intake. A general rule is one pound grain and about 1.5 pounds hay per 100 pounds of horse weight, with adjustments for alfalfa and individual horses.
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I. D. O’donell
Local Notes Cover Rehearsals, Public Work, and Weddings
Judge Callaway leaves for Butte to consult an oculist. chorus rehearsals move to the high school assembly room with Mr Riedelsberger directing. J P Campeau promotes wagon and carriage work. B Hutsonteller plans forest service trapping. A Dillon wedding, injuries, and a sanity hearing wrap the regional notices.
Prospector Visits as Basin News Highlights Local Events
Barney Hughes visits Alder Gulch area residents as Dan Doolittle hunts wolves southeast of town. Jack Moran returns from Idaho while Dan and Paul Paddock bag wolves in a 11-animal pack. A free dance at Ellis Hall honors Mr and Mrs Woodworth draws wide Basin turnout with music by Shaw and Lucas.
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Dan Doolittle
Here
Dan
Paul Paddock
Ellis Hall
Fred Woodworth
Basin
State Teachers Meeting Heads to Missoula in December
The Montana State Teachers Association will convene in Missoula on December 26 to 28 with speeches by leading schoolmen. President David Starr Jordan of Stanford is accused by the association and will lecture on The Human Harvest Friday evening December 27, a key feature of the gathering. The program lists general sessions starting Thursday evening with events at the outset of the meeting.
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T. E. Speirs
Butte
R. J. Cunningham
Bozeman
Alice KE. Hopper
Montana State Normal College
Laura E. Howey
Montana Wesleyan University
David S. Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Missoula
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Jordan
Missoulia
State Teachers’ Association
Tennessee Senator Bob Taylor to Speak at Dillon Theatre
The Dillon Theatre hosts an audience night with Tennessee governor and U S senator the famed fiddling governor. Bob Taylor will deliver a lecture as the second act of the Normal Entertainment course. Season tickets are $2.50 for four remaining numbers. single admission is $1.00.
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Tennessee
United States
Dillon Theatre
Bob’’ Taylor
The Exam Iner Report Sparks Curious Debate
A brief piece in The Exam Iner notes public reaction to a local policy suggestion. Officials from City Hall and residents weigh costs and benefits as debates unfold.
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O. J. Craig
University of Montana
Section of
Higher Education
Mias Graeter
High School
Riedeleberger
Idaho Points
Southeastern Idaho
Riedelsberger
J. B. McLaren
J. P. Campeau
B. Hutsonteller
Anaconda
Dillon
Forest Service
Sheridan
Joseph Braun
Los Angeles
California
Vera L. Lane
Bellmont Park
Hoskins
Methodist Church
Charles J. Williama
Walker
Williams
Hunter
Foerst
Leonard J. Shoun
Elkhorn
Wella & Kenigon
Warm Springa
Warm Springs
Big Hole Basin
Barney Hughes
Alder Gulch
W. W. Francis
Fox District
Francia Ia
Jack Moran
Montgomery Ranch
Idaho
John Wenger
W. M. Montgomery & Co
the Examiner
State Teachers’ Meeting
Eliel Brothers
Gordon & Ferguson
Melrose Hotel
Milo French
Melrose, Montana
THE
Examiner
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