Yellowstone Park Tightens Fishing Rules for 1920 Season
Changes in Yellowstone National Park regulations limit visitors and officials to ten fish per day within two miles of the park highways. No license is needed, fish must be caught with hook and line, and any fish under eight inches must be released unless seriously injured.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
H. M. Smith
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Great Park
Bechler River
Falls ‘River
Mountain Asherook
Yellowstone Lake
Bureau of Fisheries
The
National Park Service
Shoshone Lake
Lewis Lake
Legion Convention Enthusiasm at Livingston Meeting
Beaverhead post delegates and members report a warm Livingston reception for the American Legion state convention held early this week. The Beaverhead band drew praise, and plans form to hire it for celebrations statewide. Delegates elected, reaffirmed non political policy, and endorsed 100 percent Americanism while opposing anarchy and certain groups. Also noted was the death of Rev. Walter Hayes in Kansas City. Delegates praised Dillon’s coop eration and vowed stronger service to the community.
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The
American Legion
Livingston
Beaverhead
Lewistown
Steam Roller
Legion
Congress
Montana
Evans
Riddick
W. G. Ferguson
Miles City
W. W
Roundup
Edwin Cummings
Deer Lodge
Frank C. Walker
Butte
C. C. Lamport
Forsyth
Dan Easton
Poplar
Howard C. Thompson
Billings
J. Lowry
Whitehall
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Dillon
Walter Hayes
Presbyterian Church
City
Kansas City
Palo Alto
Cal
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Hayes
Chicago
Jari
Califormia
Aac Mainieg
Post
Workers Return to Site After Short Idle Period
After nearly two weeks of idleness the men at the new school house project in this city are back on the job. Crews resumed work following a pause, with no further details on causes or duration provided.
Bryan to Speak in Dillon July 20
William Jennings Bryan will address the Dillon audience at Dillmont Park on the evening of July 20 as part of the Ellison White Chautauqua program. The crowd will join in a fur-raising auction after the lecture to support this year’s engagement.
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William Jennings Bryan
Dillon
Dillmont Park
Mr. Bryan
Attorney General Ford undecided on Nonpartisan support
Helena dispatch reports Attorney General S C Ford, back from San Francisco, has not decided whether to employ Nonpartisan horses for his approaching primary. He will seek more information on the Nonpartisan labor convention in Great Falls and the overall state political situation before commenting.
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S. C. Ford
Helena
San Francisco
Great Falls
Dispatch
Dillon Observes Fourth of July with Picnic and Excursions
Monday is a holiday in Dillon with all business houses closed. There will be a community picnic at Dill onont park and many will enjoy a picnic dinner and dancing. Excursions are planned to nearby resorts for good fishing.
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Dillon
Dillonont
Chili wagon landmark moved to court house site
The chili wagon long a corner landmark at Montana and Glendale streets was hauled away early this week to a location behind the courthouse. A gas and oil service station will be built on the vacated site, with ground to be broken soon for the foundation. Crops look fine.
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Montana and
Glendale
Court House
Grasshopper plague in Beaverhead and Centennial valleys
Mrs. Don Pyeatt urges immediate action against native grasshoppers after three-year damage to crops and ranges. Idaho state entomologist visited, two poison bran formulas recommended, bran-arsenic mix requires careful handling, methods include irrigation ditch containment, kerosene emulsion, hot lye water, and burning swaths. Farmers report success and vow ongoing control to prevent fall hatching and next year’s outbreak.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Beaverhead
Centennial
Idaho
Salt Lake
Don Pyeatt
The Cayuse Question As Stockmen See It
Dillon July 1 1920 owners of cayuses urged to remove no uses middlings misfits and non descripts running on the range or in pastures to be fattened and shipped to a horse market losing their value while better horses over 1300 pounds fetch higher prices a pool could form if owners lack time to go with their stock.
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Dillon
Cayuses
Stabbing at Nonpartisan League meeting near Dillon
Veteran Frank Jones was stabbed during a Tuesday night Nonpartisan League meeting near Kentucky Avenue in Dillon. Police later arrested Ed Cushin, charged with first degree assault. Cushin pleaded not guilty with $10,000 bond. The meeting, broken by fights and jeers toward Wheeler of Bees, moved outside city limits per war-time ordinance.
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Frank Jone
Othes
Iing
Nonpartisan League
Kentucky Avenue
Ed Cushini
Dillon Barbe
Rene Carleton Innes
Pearl Cushing
Dillon
Ghee K. Wheeler
Bees
League
Wheeler
Jones
Cushing
Curtis Hospital
Butte
Speciflc
City Hall
Oliver Place
Harlow Pease
State Supreme Court
F. A. Bezeel
Conrad
Professor Garver attends Democratic Convention
Dr. F. H. Garver of the State Normal College attends the national Democratic convention in San Francisco as a history professor. He plans to write a history of the 1920 election and seeks first hand information by meeting prominent figures at the event.
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F. H. Garver
State Normal College
San Francisco
Garver
the Normal College
Local Clerk Seeks Confidence Amid Brand Sales
An attendant, acting as clerk, offers separate brand sales with abundant confidence from parties involved. The excerpt notes freedom in existence and presents a view by Stockman on the matter.
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Stockman
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Spirit OF True
Bryan
Ford
Lemhi County
Tabngoccurs
Frank Jones
Prof. Garver
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