Montana Notes On Weather Law And Rural Life
A collection of brief Montanan observations and anecdotes touching on weather, currency, and daily life. Highlights include a tone on shifting monetary policy, the two dollar bill, transport and trailer styling, the plague risk to wildlife, wool production, a mountain road accident involving Prince Alexis Mdivani, traffic laws, heat deaths in the Midwest versus Montana snow, and marriage law affecting youths seeking to wed in Idaho.
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Prince Alexis Mdivani
Paris
Barbara Hutton
Louise van Allen
Restless Americans Travel and Placer Mines Draw Attention
The piece notes american restlessness and a push to travel while California attracts thousands with its climate. It also details a massive placer mining machine near Nevada City with six miles of leased ground, expecting five to ten years of operation and large gold recovery.
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Nevada City
Pasteurization and public debate on milk safety
The item questions pasteurization as a method to render milk safe, arguing raw milk may be free of germs while noting government insistence on pasteurized milk and the Beaverhead county lack of certified herds. It cites Dr Mayo of Rochester and mentions naval recruits at San Diego displaying drill parades to the public.
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Beaverhead County
Dr. Mayo
Rochester
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Cruel Pranks Alarm Dillon Youths and City Police
The Tribune notes boys mock cruelty to animals in Dillon with slips of mischief while the city marshal plans to enforce an ordinance barring firearms in town. Mining gains momentum after a Bannack discovery of a ruby gem valued around sixty dollars. Runaway teams caused wagon and harness damage but no injuries were reported.
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the Tribune
Dillon Mby
Han
Guna
Lange
Bannack
Matt Orr Aims to Start Electric Light Plant by September
From the Tribune dated August 9 1895 Matt Orr expects his electric light plant to be in operation by September 1 George Stover a ranch hand pleaded guilty in police court to riding his horse into a saloon last week and paid a $15 fine.
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the Tribune
Matt Orr
George Stover
Lightning Strikes County Court House Tower in 1915
In August 1915 the county courthouse tower was hit by lightning causing a small fire that was quickly put out after Frank Knotts opened the clock tower trap door. Pipe worker Tom Luebben was knocked down by a bolt that hit the building. Frank and Mrs. Frank Bassett planned a two month California tour in their new Hudson touring car.
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the Tribune
County Court House
Frank Knotts
Tom Luebben
Frank Bassett
California
Dimmer headlight law to be enforced by highway patrol
The Montana state highway patrol, led by Lou Boedecker, announces strict enforcement of dimmer headlight rules. They report reduced traffic fatalities despite higher driving, and intend to broaden patrol duties to public safety, tourism information, and state advertising while thanking public support. A violin valued at 5000 dollars was found in a pawnshop by Boston police.
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Lou Boedecker
State Highway Patrol
Montana
Boedecker
Her Majesty
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Montana beer tax receipts rise as June consumption climbs
Semi annual report shows Montana beer tax intake at 102772.69 while license sales reach 270920. Jewell notes a 10 percent jump in beer consumption statewide. June production up 8 to 38 percent across nine breweries with 1110 extra barrels shipped to other states. Great Falls leads gains at 38 percent, followed by Helena 28 percent and others. A century plant was stolen from Newburgh greenhouse, and the world’s only red white blue buoy sits off Fort McHenry marking Key lyrics location.
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Revere
Od Jezel
Bre
Montana
Jewell
Great Falls
Helena
Bozeman
Billinigs
Lewistown
Butte
Missoula
Kalispell
Anaconda
Baltimore Harbor
Fort McHenry
Francis, Scott Key
Notice to creditors in estate of Carl B. Taylor
The administratrix Ivy Lee Taylor of the Carl B. Taylor estate in Beaverhead County Montana invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be filed at Henry G Rodgers law office 21 South Idaho Dillon Montana the probate venue. First publication August 8 1935.
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Carl B. Taylor
Henry G. Rodgers
Idaho Street
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Ivy Lee Taylor
pistruGr
A. D
L. Cronin
Sulte
First National Bank
Butte
Mortage
Frank. W. .Haskins
Martin McMenomey
John Collins
Poindexter Block
B. J. McMenomey
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Beaverhead
Jonathan A. Hill
District Court of
Billon
Frank C. McFadden
Henry
Beaverce Non Daly
Frank ., McFadden
Department of the, Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Viola, C. Sweet
A. Tate
Swyne
Prin. Meridian
Fred Rife
William ‘St. Morrison
Whitehall
Jessie S. Smith
Thomas C. Sweet
Edna M. Sweet
F. Corrally
James M. Long
Department of the Interior
Mont
Anton Bane Neyer
Frank P
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