Twin Bridges Poised for Gilmore & Pittsburg Rail Line
Surveyors and Judge Pagham visited Twin Bridges to confirm a south side entry and northward run along the Northern Pacific line toward a future depot. Land negotiations continue as the Gilmore & Pittsburg line aims to extend through Twin Bridges toward Whitehall, potentially linking a major east west trunk route. Farmers Bulletin 470 released in several western states outlines new agricultural publications.
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Gilmore & Pittsburg
Dilion
Pagham
Salmon City
Northern Pacific
Jefferson Valley
Whitehall
Hill
Madison County
Stock Yards Planned for Salmon City and Nearby Towns
A week start message from Supt. Bickler announces G and P Railway will let contracts this week to build stockyards at Salmon City with site to be chosen, likely near St Charles street on railroad land. Additional yards planned at Leadore Gilmore and Grant Montana, creating modern facilities for cattle shipments to eastern markets and potential cheaper routes via Salmon.
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Supt. Bickler
G. & P. Railway
Recorder
Leadore
Gilmore
Grant
Montana
Mackay
Salmon
Salmon City Recorder
Compilation of the Game Laws Brought Up to Date
Washington reports a new agriculture department bulletin compiling western state game laws. It notes new preserves in Montana North Dakota and Oregon plans for future preserves and adjustments to deer seasons. Changes include shorter seasons in California Colorado and others and new open seasons for the common cot ton tail in California.
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Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Nebraska
Farmers’ Bulletin
Congress
Department
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
California
Wyoming
Michigan
South Carolina
Vermont
Rainfall guides Montana farmers to save moisture for next season
Prof Shaw notes widespread August rains in Montana Dakota and other states boost crop prospects. Farmers are urged to disk or plow and harrow stubble land to trap moisture, sow winter wheat and drill rye while soil remains moist, with aims to improve 1912 yields and reduce risk of drought.
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Shaw
Montana
Dakota
Champ Clark Holds His Own in Wool Bill Debate
In Washington D C August 5 the wool bill veto debate closed with Champ Clark delivering a vigorous Democratic closing. The scene featured mixed applause as Clark and ex Speaker Cannon led the final fray and speculation grew that Clark and President Taft may face each other in the next presidential race.
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Washington, D. C
Cannon
Champ Clark
Joe
Clark
Genevieve
Washington
Wm. H. Taft
United States
Flanders "20" Sets Fastest Time in Detroit Auto Event
In Detroit on August 15 1911 Flanders "20" wins her third national race, beating higher priced rivals by 37 seconds and breaking all class records by 46 seconds despite a slow course. The car priced lowest among entrants averages over 46 mph up an eight percent grade under A A A rules with a stock chassis. The victory shines amid sixty to seventy horsepower competitors as Witt photographs the scene.
Missouri man poised for Democratic presidential nomination
The speaker faced a test when elevated to a long held post. if he keeps united he seems likely to be the Democratic nominee. Support from William Jennings Bryan appears present, aiding his prospect and reducing opposition within the party.
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Canon
Illinois
Democratic Party
Missouri
William Jennings Bryan
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Krit and Empire
Horse Hill
A.A.A
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Savanne Road
Minneapolis
Helena Montana
Savanna
Studebaker Corporation
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Olmsted-Stevenson Company
John Orr
Scribner's Magazine
Fifth Ave
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