Use of Autos Is Dangerous in National Parks
A Washington dispatch to the Butte Miner reports the interior secretary’s reply to a senate inquiry on auto use in national parks. Automobiles are allowed in Mount Rainier California’s General Grant and Oregon’s Clear Lake parks under 1911 rules, with 1912 revisions planned, while Wind Cave and Platt parks also permit motor vehicles. Yellowstone remains closed to autos due to safety concerns for horseback traffic. road construction costs are handled by the War Department, which has no plans to permit motor vehicles there.
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Washington
Butte Miner
Senate
Warren
Secretary of the Interior
Mount Rainer National Park
General Grant National Park
California
Clear Lake National Park
Oregon
Wind Cave National Park
South Dakota
Platt National Park
Oklahoma
Yellowstone National Park
Congress
Secretary of War
Smith Contemplates Candidacy For Montana University President
R P Smith former Montana Wesleyan president and current Kansas Wesleyan head at Salina is named as a potential Montana University president by the Montana Record. Supporters cite his Montana knowledge, lack of faction ties, documented promotion record and fundraising success including a recent $50000 endowment boost.
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Montana
Wesleyan
R. P. Smith
Dillon
Methodist Church
Montana University
Missoula
Montana Record
University of Montana
Montana Wesleyan University
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Kan
Local endorsement touts Doan's Kidney Pills in Dillon ad
Mrs. Joseph Lyon of Dillon Montana praises Doan's Kidney Pills saying they provide prompt relief for kidney trouble after five years of use. The testimonial notes the product is available at all dealers for 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dillon
Buffalo
New York
Joseph Lyon
Pacific Street
Mont
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
United States
Doar
Lindbergh Proposes Abolition of Vice Presidency and Senate
Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota announces a resolution to abolish the vice presidency and Senate, reduce the House to 300, and create a country elected committee at large with 15 year terms and power to block bills. The committee would appoint presidential succession and be removable by recall with two thirds house votes to override.
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Washington
United States Senate
House
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Cows Break World Butter Records In Washington Tests
John L. Smith of Hazelwood Holstein farms in Spokane and Ferry counties reports two world records for butter from cows tested under Washington State college dairy division. Hazelwood Aggie DeKol and Gerben Queen set new marks with 34.89 and 36.41 pounds of butter in seven days, and high daily milk yields. Bonnie Lassie Pauline also posts solid seven day and 30 day totals. Dairying grows in the Northwest as demand rises.
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John L. Smith
Hazelwood Holstein
Spokane
Ferry Counties
Wash
Dairy Department
Washington State College
Hazelwood Aggie DeKol
Bonnie Lassie
Pauline
Wisconsin
Rules for Re-recording Stock Brands Warn Montana Stockmen
D W Raymond of Helena Montana issues rules for re recording stock brands. Brands recorded before June 1 1911 must be re recorded by November 1 1912 or become open for others. Re recording cost 25 cents per brand and transfers cost 2 dollars per brand. Transfers must be signed by former owner or heirs and witnessed. If re recording or transfer occurs after June 1 1911 no re recording is needed. Include old certificate number or a drawing of brands and do not send stamps.
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D. W. Raymond
Helena Mont
Helena Bank Resources and Reserves Report Feb 20
The state banks and trust companies total resources on February 20 were 37,171,812.50 with an average reserve of 34.2 percent, down from 40,981,706.06 and 41 percent on December 5. Private banks also show declines with 33 banks totaling 9,429,756.30 and 37.7 percent reserve versus 34 banks at 9,854,436.94 and 37 percent.
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Helena
Kidney trouble relief attributed to Foley Kidney Pills
C A Glossner of 24 Ontario Street Rochester New York reports a long kidney illness improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says the backache left in days the kidneys grew stronger dizziness stopped and night disturbance ceased with full recovery.
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C. A. Glossner
Ontario St
Rochester
N. Y
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