National Park to Park Highway Linking 12 Parks
The National Park to Park Highway unites twelve major federal parks and forests across nine states. Led by Gus Helms of Cody Wyoming, the project maps a 4500 mile scenic route promoted by the Park Service and AAA with ceremonies in Denver and ongoing tours through Wyoming Montana and other states.
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National Park Service
American Automobile Association
Congress
Denver
Europe
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks Service
A. L. Westgard
National Park-to- Park Highway Association
Cheyenne
Cody
Wyo
Great Falls
Mont
Spokane
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colo
California
Wyoming
Montana
Maine
Virginia
Florida
Ilinois
Louisiana
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
John Barton Payne
Yellowstone
Roosevelt
Nature
Colorado
Great
Granite Heights
Rocky Mountain Park
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Idaho
Washington
Mount Rainier Park
Oregon
Crater Lake Park
Lassen Park
Mammoth
Yosemite Park
Grant and Sequoia Parks
Arizona
Grand Canyon
New Mexico
Mega Verde Park
Zion National Park
Utah
Mather
Union
America
National Park
Sulphite in Hamburger Led to Market Penalty
A Miles City Market owner was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to adulterating hamburger steak with sulphite. The action, noted by H. M. Shea of the state board of health division of food and drugs, was decided by a local justice of the peace.
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Miles City
H. M. Shea
Division of Food and Drugs
State Board of Health
Nei hart Mine Camp Seeks More Miners For Development
Nei hart camp seeks 30 to 40 additional men to aid development at the Mine Mines Company's property. Lessees are extracting high grade ore as development work continues at the site with companies' energies mobilized.
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Neihart
Mnlner Mines Company
DeHart Backs Up Magazine Writer on Strychnine Use
State game warden J L DeHart defends his stance that strychnine used for gopher control reduces birds and even causes horse deaths. The debate centers on Em erson Hough's Post articles citing DeHart as authority and Montana Farm Bureau President W B Harlan demanding proof of the claims.
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Emerson Hough
Saturday Evening Post
Montana
Hough
DeHart
W. B. Harlan
Montana Farm Bureau
Harlan
Mr. DeHart
Strychnine Poison Used in Gopher Eradication
Mr. DeHart warns that strychnine kills birds and domestic fowl and has harmed insects in districts where gopher poison is used. He states that the poison can kill grouse and has killed horses during eradication efforts.
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Mr. DeHart
Montana Irrigation Map Project Underway
The Montana Irrigation Commission has begun preparation of a comprehensive irrigation map for the state. The four by five foot map will detail irrigable lands, completed and contemplated projects, including state federal Carey act and private efforts. It will serve as the commission's working plan.
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Montana
Montana. Irrigation Commission
Commission
Montana Gains One Postoffice In Fiscal Year 1920
During the year ending June 30 1920 Montana added one postoffice while 37 were discontinued and 38 new offices were established according to postal officials. The period faced poor service conditions but is seen as a good showing compared with earlier years when 75 offices were created in a single year.
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Montana
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