Defends Forest Grazing Policy in Western Visit
Assistant Forester of the United States visits Western Montana and says range conditions are fine. He defends grazing management amid stockmen criticism, noting no chance to present another side. He tours Oregon Washington Montana and Alaska reporting favorable grazing conditions this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montana
West
United States’ Forest Service
Willi C. Barnes
Butte
Utah
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
Nnediates Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Noot
Cincinnati Leads With First Official City Plan Adoption
Cincinnati becomes the first city to adopt a comprehensive city plan, marking a milestone in urban planning and governance. The measure sets a framework for zoning, development, and public works to guide growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
City
Bayer Pain Relief Tablets Promote Easy Purchases
A vintage ad describes Bayer tablets for colds headache neuritis lumbago toothache rheumatism neuralgia and general pain. It notes unbroken packages with proven directions and affordable prices, with handy boxes of twelve and bottles of 24 or 100 available from druggists.
Baker Massacre Told By One Witness
Mrs. M. E. Plassmann recounts Horace Clarke’s account of the Baker Massacre during the Mountain Chief pursuit. The narrative covers the Cold Night march, the assault on Mountain Chief’s camp, Heavy Runner’s death, and the 157 victims, urging restitution to Heavy Runner’s kin and noting Clarke’s naming of the station and local toll road significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Plassmann
Great Northern Railway Company
Mitchell
Prickly Pear Canyon
Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
Horace Clarke
Malcol Clarke
Helen
Parker
Joe Kipp
Baker
Joseph Kipp
Fort Shaw
Mountain Chief
The
Marias
Malcolm Clanke
Jerry Potts
Uncle Sam
Chateau
Marias River
Joe Cobeele
Sic
Joe Cobelle
Hfe
Smce
Mr. Clarke
Heavy Runner
John Middle Calf
Joe Middie Calf
Montana Railroad Map Alters With Several Line Changes
Montana’s railroad map shows additions and abandonments as the interstate commerce commission approves 13 miles of track from McNamara junction to Sunset and the abandonment of several spurs including Blackfoot and Rimini lines. Some scrapping is delayed to allow scrap iron shipments and winter fuel deliveries to Marysville residents and local mines.
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Montana
Scobey-Opheimeck
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
McNamara Junction
Missoula County
Blackfoot River
Sunset
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana Commission
Blackfoot
Douglas
Georgetown
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Brown's
Southern Cross
Rimini
Red Mountain
Northern Pacific Railroad
Marysville
St. Louis Mining Company
Drumlummon
Great Northern Railway
Merkle Coal Company
Border blockade makes rum running seem a sport
J. R. Thompson, federal prohibition officer, reports from the central Montana border with Canada that the open country section is well blockaded and that no cars attempted to cross during the month of observation. He says past experiences showed such ventures unprofitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. R. Thompson
Thompson
Glasgow Artist Inn New York Comedy Star Hazel Hurd
Miss Hazel Hurd daughter of Walter and Mrs Hurd of Glasgow Montana has studied opera in Boston for three years and appears in The Student Prince on Broadway under Messrs Lee and J J Shubert. The show has run at the Al Jolson theater for over a year with strong matinee and evening attendance. Her regional ties include Glasgow and Great Falls relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Walter Hurd
Valley County
Chicago
Hazel Hurd
Glasgow
George E. Hurd
Great Falls
New York
Prince
Messrs
Lee
J. J. Shubert
al Jolson Theater
Miss Hurd
Boston
Hilger Urges Pioneers Day Observance in Montana Schools
David Hilger, head of the state historical library, calls on Montana school authorities to observe the first Monday in November as Pioneers day under the 1903 law. He notes the date Nov 2 this year and urges essay contests for a gold medal by the state board of education, with essays filed at the historical library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hilger
State Historical Library
Hilger
State Board of Education
Montana
Russians to Inspect Miles City Range Station Visitors
Professor M. I. E. Ivanhoff and M. S. Pereferkovish of Russia, with interpreter N. N. Klebninhoff, plan to visit Miles City to study the U S range livestock program and sheep industry. They expect to arrive mid October and will be shown station experiments and local dairy expansion boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City Range
M. Ivan E. Ivanhoff
Russia
N. N. Klebninhoff
United States
Miles City
Washington
J. W. Swartz
Montana
Thorely
Montana Automobile Association Organized In Helena
Articles of incorporation filed for the Montana Automobile Association by N B Holter and Charles B Power of Capital City and F R Van de Putte of Great Falls. Incorportors include Charles T Stewart, Holter, Van de Putte and Power with Lusk acting secretary and Hammond treasurer. The not for profit group aims to improve roads promote Montana’s industrial and scenic assets and serve highway users. The initial directors are Holter Power and Van de Putte with future board expansion by members.
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N. B. Holter
Charles B. Power
Capital City
F. R. van de Putte
Great Falls
A. KH. Lusk
Montana Automobile Association
Charles T. Stewart
Helena
Addison K. Lusk
T. O. Hammond
Montana
Family skillet 170 years old shared through generations
Mrs H EB Thompson of Sabetha Kansas owns a skillet that is 170 years old and has stayed in her family for five generations across time and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Thompson
Sabetha, Kan
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U. S
Bayer Aspirin
BAYER
Sirocco
Friends of the Indians
Clarke Ranch
James Fergus
Bannack
James Fiske
Little Mountain
Clark
Lewis and Clark
Mme. de Brown de Tiege
Waillet
Dinant
Belgium
Northern Pacific
G. N
Scobey
Opheim
Lamar Laboratories
Perry-Payne
Shubert
Flathead County
Grand Theatre
Pete Bross
Joe Simonich
Tedd Morris
Dan Dorey
Stockett
Salo
Rex
Royal Milling Company
Rexsking
JOU Baking
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