Montana Lamb Prices Rally Fight Over Middle West Buyers
Great Falls report cites a Wisconsin purchase of 1200 Montana lambs as evidence of firming prices at six cents. Sheepmen blame false reports and middle western buyers for pressuring Montana stock to the market while urging direct sales to feeders for fairer returns.
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Great
Falls
Montana
Wisconsin
Middlewestern
Sam Stephson
First Caval Bank
Real Falls
Stephenson
St. Paul
South St. Paul
Chicago
Phil I. Cole
North Dakota
Middle West
Washington
Man Hanged for a Murder He Did Not Commit in 1866
In German Gulch near Butte 1866, eight man Gowan was hanged by a 300-strong vigilance committee after stabbing Jack Dowd. Dowd survived. he later recovered and received $1,000 from miners. The tale, recounted from W R M Edwards notes, shows a fatal misjudgment in historic mining camps.
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Butte
Old West
German Gulch
W. R. M. Edwards
Gowan
Edwards
John B. Taylor
Deer Lodge National Forest
Sam Gowan
Jack Dowd
Dowd
Hfe
Camp Douglas i
Utah
Montana
Boy Fights Tiger in Luna Park Attack
Alfred White, 12, wrestled a Bengal tiger after crawling into a jungle exhibit at Luna Park. He stabbed the animal with a pocket knife as trainers arrived with rifles. The tiger was shot by lion tamer Melvin Koontz, who then admitted he had never fired a gun before. Alfred was badly mangled and received a transfusion at a local hospital.
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Los Angeles
Alfred
Luna Park
Ingagi
Melvin Koontz
Lion Tamer Koontz
Montana Auto Deaths Dip in First Half of 1930
Travelers Insurance study shows Montana automobile deaths in the first six months of 1930 totaled 40, down from 44 in the same period of 1929. Nationally, motor vehicle fatalities for seven months reached about 16,509, up from 15,400 last year, lifting the daily rate to 77 from 72.
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Montana
Travelers Insurance Company of
Hartford
Great Fally Tribune
Scientists Probe Depth Of Yellowstone Geysers
In Yellowstone National Park Dr. Arthur L. Day directs a drill in Norris geyser basin to locate heat sources. A prior well at Old Faithful reached 406 feet with 170 C heat, suggesting glacier activity. Drilling aims to gauge distance to lava by rising temperature, with work visible to visitors along the main highway.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Arthur L. Day
Geophysical Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
Norris Geyser
Old Faithful
Doctor Day
Norris Basin
Lutheran Services Set at Dillon Church on Sept 7
Lutheran services led by Right Rev. A. M. Skindler will be held at 11 a.m. in the old Catholic church Dillon Montana. St Luke's American Lutheran congregation to hold a short business meeting after the service and all voting members are urged to attend. Lutheran Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. those attending urged to bring children and books.
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Old Catholic
Dillon
Montana
St. Luke’s
A. M. Skindler
Statement of Montana Building and Loan Associations 1930
Abstract of reports from the Montana state banking department shows June 30 1930 resources and liabilities for 27 associations. Real estate loans 18866046.47 stock loans 553174.21 real estate contracts 686175.82 real estate owned 334095.93 office buildings 257858.70 furniture and fixtures etc. Liabilities include claims 2514.72 and real estate under foreclosure 10102.26. Two teachers Ruth and Mary Gelhaus depart for Moore and Crow Agency to teach school this winter.
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Montana
State Banking Department
Sebduti
Ruth Gelhaus
Mary Gelhaus
Moore and Crow Agency
Nature as best trainer and diet guide for young athletes
In a feature by trainer William F. Foley from Central High Washington D C, he argues against overpressuring youths and emphasizes raw development and a cellulose rich diet. He cites cereals like whole rice and notes many future college bound athletes trained under his program. He recalls a 15 year old high jumper achieving six feet one inch and lists alumni who earned fall scholarships.
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Chen
Biff’ Jones
Bernie Weters
Charlie
Dean of American track profiles Bill Foley
Editor presents Bill Foley known as the Dean of American track and coach with 34 years shaping thousands of boys. The feature promises his insights on improving physical well being and the benefits of his experience.
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Bill’ Foley
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Luthern Church
Keayen
Republican
Statement OF Building and Loan Associations
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