Montana migratory waterfowl season opens with strict hours
A federal bulletin from Kenneth Roahen of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service sets opening day hours from noon to 4 53 p m for the first day of Montana 60 day migratory waterfowl season. It lists daily limits on mergansers coot and mudhens and requires hunters over 16 to carry a migratory bird stamp.
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Montana
Kenneth F. Roahen
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Examiner
Gallatin
Beaverhead
Madison
Armstead Correspondents Report Local Family Visits and Shoppers
Community notes from Armstead and Dillon detail visits by Joe Birrer of Billings to the Bastian and Poe households, shoppers from Dillon and Butte, and farm bureau activities at the Armstead schoolhouse. Mentions include cattle industry discussions led by Alex Christie Dale Metlen and Jack Brenner, and plans to attend a county meeting at the Diamond Bar Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Birrer
Billings
Walter Bastian
Helena
W. P. Scott
Dave
Don
Registered Herefords Sale Tops October News in 1937
The Examiner recalls the first annual purebred Hereford sale with bulls averaging 175 and top price 425 paid by Grant John Peterson for a Jesse Bradley bull. Other buyers included W S Tash paying 390 and Lester Schulz paying 360.
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Sheaverhead County
Examiner
John Peterson
Grant
Jesse Bradley
Bozeman
W. S. Tash
Polaris
William Tower, Jr
Stanley Bradley
Yanks
New York Giants
New York Yankees
WMCE
Montana State Normal College
Dorothy Ann Davis
William Bayard
James Lee Kelly
Dillon
Rosa Lee Brown
Armstead
Sheldon E. Davis
K. O. Fleck
Hollywood
Hamilton
Farmers’ Union
Dillmont Park
Don Julion
Hartwig Theater
Jane Withers
Robert Kent
Joan Davis
Loretta Young
Warner Baxter
Virginia Bruce
Mr. Moto
Peter Lorre
Virginia Field
Thomas Beck
Peter Anderson
Sage Creek
John Carran
Big Hole Basin
Price Supports Set At 85% of Parity For 53 Grain Crop
The 1953 price supports for oats barley and rye set at 85 percent of parity as of Aug 15 1952 up from 80 percent for 1952 harvests. Brannan notes the program provides price assurance to sustain high level livestock production and meat milk and other animal products.
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Department of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Commodity Credit Corporation
County Production and Marketing Administration
Home Fire Drills Can Cut Farm Losses By Half
Fire insurance executives urge every farm family to hold regular home drills. By planning in advance and rehearsing, families can reduce death and property loss, address kid and elder safety, designate callers, assign small fire fighting steps, and choose escape routes if primary exits are blocked.
Air Conditioning Study Expands to Southern Farms
Agricultural engineers extend air conditioning research from the north to the south to boost milk and egg production. Columbia Missouri tests show temperatures over 75 degrees reduce milk yield, prompting use of well insulated barns and controlled environments. Oklahoma and Louisiana State University conduct related poultry and dairy shelter studies.
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Columbia
Missouri
U.S. Department of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Louisiana State University
Hay Barrack for Stacked Hay from Farmer Yard
An unusual hay barrack with a roof that can be raised or lowered to different heights was built by a farmer in his cattle feeding yard. Hay is pitched from the top of the stack to a manger fenced around the bottom, with roof height adjusted for protection. Four corner poles take pins to support the roof, a door and hay track are built into the gable, and a block and tackle at each corner raises the roof.
TIGHT ROPE CHAPTERS OF DOULINDA SECRET PLOT
A staged identity Dorinda LaCroix masquerades as Stella Moore to protect an ailing grandmother as secrets unravel. Dorinda’s deception sparks romance with Cleve Adams while Deputy Sheriff Hawley probes a suspicious death linked to a yellow hair clue.
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Stella Moore
Dorinda LaCroix
Dorinda
Paris
LaCroix
Edward
Lana
Harriet
Fay Thorndyke
Cleve Adams
Hawley
Taylor
Thorndyke
Cleve
Teal Dorinda
Fay
Grandmother Thorndyke
Dr. Evans
Carol
Chapier
Carrie
Grandmother
Local Glen News Briefs From Butte Hospital To Family Visits
Adolph Reichle checked at St. James hospital in Butte and then improved at home. Funeral in Deer Lodge for Mrs. Stanford’s uncle. Threshing under way with Forrest Little aiding Vern Stanford and Carl Kambich. Mrs. Forrest Little visiting relatives in Arco Idaho. Idaho trip for Mrs. McQuiston after sister’s illness. Denise Sturm’s fourth birthday dinner at home. Buhrer school gains eight new students. Family moves into Neil Cummins’ house. new residents L Brothers family, all employed by Brown’s Lake mine. Rutleges of Wisdom spend night en route from Pahsimeroi valley. Mrs. Frank Richards and newborn arrive from Butte hospital. two other children at home. Mrs. Coiner of Salmon returns with Marshall Watson to visit daughter Margaret Bryan. Mrs. Frank Moran of Butte visiting Carl Kambich home.
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Adolph Reichle
St. James Hospital
Butte
Vern Stanford
Judy
Jill
Leah
Deer Lodge
Idaho
L. Brothers
Mr. Brothers
Brown’s Lake
Harry Rutledge
Wisdom
Piccone
Pahsimeroi
Frank Richards
Richards
M. J. Coiner
Salmon
Glen
Marshall Watson
Margaret Bryan
Frank Moran
Carl Kambich
Smokey Suspects Dormant Fears After Dinner Room Tension
Smokey remarks on Dorinda locking her door at night and questions her fear after a troubling event yesterday. Greer had mentioned a friend, prompting a quiet, tense nighttime visit to Dorinda’s house. The scene ends with the door secured as they arrive around ten. Continued in next issue.
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Carol
Dorinda
Lana
Edward
Fay
Harriet
Greer
Dorinda Doubts Fade Door Lock Mystery Deepens
Fay reveals Dorinda keeps the door locked while Miss LaCroix recalls a yellow hair sighting at the bluff. Dorinda fears a hidden girl, Poole suspects foul play, and Edward faces pressure from Sheriff Poole to consider the incident deliberate.
Assembly of God Church Sunday Schedule
The Assembly of God Church advertises Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday evening service at 8 p.m. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 8. The notice also promotes Examiner Printing Co for job work.
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Assembly OF God Church
The
Examiner Printing Co
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A dense puzzle clue list featuring across clues for Tibetan capital and other terms. Includes 1 6 11 12 13 15 16 17 19 20 22 25 27 29 30 31 32 33 36 89 and down clues such as Erbium symbol oo 6 and River Eur 22. Also covers hints like Helmsman and Fallin with entries for multiple languages and abbreviations.
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A.m
P.m
Republic SE. of
U.S
Sun God
Among
Middle
Fuss
Helmsman
Emmets
Crossword Clues From Last Week’s River and Bay Window
A compact list of crossword style clues with definitions and answers in two columns. Entries include words meaning fear detest observe mature and before plus labels like River C Eur and Bay window indicating thematic reference. The tone resembles a newspaper puzzle page featuring clues and cross-references.
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Bonnie Boone
D. R. Gordon
Gwen Brown
Charlie Brenner
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Harvey
Dick Simpson
Harvey Simpson
W. K. Hansen
Carl Guse
H .E. Wombacher
J. R. Gravely
Seattle
J. E. Foy Et2
Navy
Treasure Island
Calif
Michigan State College
Heaven
N. Montana
E. Helena
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Tight Rope
Allison Burks
Anne Delahay
Anne
Boulder
Sheriff Poole
Carol Hughes
Poole
Glen News
Smokey
Mr. Thorndyke
Fis
Fiz
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