Great Falls Urges Probe into State Fish and Game Spending
W A Browne of the Montana fish and game commission asks Governor Erickson to investigate alleged extravagance in sportsmen funds. The Great Falls Izaak Walton League adopts a resolution urging inquiry into $10,000 spent on Montana wildlife motion pictures and a $6,500 photographer salary, with few license buyers reviewing records.
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Great Falls
Montana
W. A. Brown
State Fish and Game Commission
J. E. Erickson
Izaak Walton League of America
Fish and Game
Broway
Holby
Terence Leon
Mr. Browne
S. A. Wilson
Livingston
T. N. Marlowe
Missoula
J. L. Kelly
Anaconda
W. K K. Moore
Billings
Air cooled tires cut heat and extend tire life
Researchers report air cooled tires reduce heat from friction on highway tires. Tests show tread may run longer, with some tires exceeding 60 000 miles. Potentially the original tires could outlast the car.
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Leos A Plepp Deena Tata Ie Vie Ham Wey
Gence
Hunters Pursue Big Game on Prairie Trails
An unnamed hunter near the law limits shoots two deer with one shot using a heavy express rifle. A companion witnesses the aftermath as a bear sighting interrupts the hunt on Horse Prairie where Harold Murray, Lee McCracken, Dr. Bimrose, and Tom Mulkey tracked tracks but shifted to a deer followed by a warning howl from a bear.
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Harold Murray
Lee McCracken
Bimrose
Tom Mulkey
Llarold
P T A Program Features School Choirs and Orchestras
A joint P T A program set for December 4 1981 will include numbers by the Beaverhead County High School choral club, pupils from the new training school and both high and grade school orchestras conducted by Mr. Gregory plus a Surprise act. Armstead visitor Jim Jensen and Mrs L E H Culver of Lakeview are noted in town and visiting Dillon friends.
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Beaverhead County
Gregory
Jim Jensen
Armstead
L. E. H. Culver
Lakeview
Dillon
Committee named to direct relief drive in Beaverhead county
John T. Orr resigned as chairman of the annual Red Cross roll call drive in Beaverhead county this morning. Chairman Fred Rifé appointed a committee to run the drive including Dr. R. D. Curry Sam Wilkinson J. W. Rees Lambert Eliel and E. L. Poindexter. The committee will be known as the relief drive panel.
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John T. Orr
Beaverhead County
Fred Rifé
R. D. Curry
Sam Wilkinson
J. W. Rees
Lambert Eliel
E. L. Poindexter
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Stops Coughs Quickly
A historic note touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a quick cough stopper. It claims relief for irritated throats and inflamed tissues while easing nervous hacking at night.
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Foley
Ane Leese
Forest City Tribune Item Mixes Outdoor Oddities and Fire
From the tribune: William Wallace and Maj Me Cluskey spent Sunday sheep, deer, trout hunting and fishing. A lamp exploded at Burfiend Bros. Co. shop. Marshall McIntosh extinguished the flames. Banks report shipments of gold dust, and county jail prisoners are sawmilling to earn favors. Sheriff Rose guards, with target practice.
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Tribune
William ‘Wallace
Maj
Cluskey
Burfiend Bros. & Co
Bute
Marshall McIntosh
Klemm
First’ National Bank
Selway bridge breaks. old ford used for cattle crossing
From the Tribune dated November 8 1901 the Selway bridge north of town broke when a herd of cattle crossed forcing use of the old ford once common for ox teams and freighters. The county may cut banks to ease wagon crossings. The Normal college dormitory may be ready by Thanksgiving and the Blue Book lists Dillon Tribune as Montana’s best weekly. An Indian stole whisky from a lodging house and tied occupants with a loom suggesting unsettled times despite the ensuing pursuit.
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Selway
Normal College
Dillon Tribune
Montana
Keeping Step With the Vets Armistice Day Drive
A veteran services feature notes Beaverhead Post plans for Armistice Day events and a 1932 recruitment push to meet a full wartime strength. It urges members to complete membership drives, with a target to finalize by Armistice Day and solicits three fifty per member via check, money order, or cash.
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Beaverhead Post
Sheep Range to Let Pan Basin Lands for Lease
A fragmented notice indicates 8,800 acres in Pan Basin offered for lease with one enclosure described. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Mounting Interest in Hand Writing Education at Lima Exhibit
Teachers and prospective teachers attend the Lima exhibit on hand writing. Ole K Moe of industrial arts visits the Union Pacific display. October 28 assembly features violin duets Frances Robinson and Bill Bates. Helena Montana Education Association report by Miss Genevieve Albertson. Lewistown division report by Miss Elizabeth Shotwell as an MSNC representative. November 4 program includes Dillon musicians with Mrs Jeppson singing Pinsuti and White pieces. Helen Ballard piano Chopin Nocturne and Revolutionary Etude. Dr Stephan sings Romberg songs. Claudia Faust dances The Strut with Ethel Herndon. Choral Club under Mrs W G Gilbert to sing.
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Lewistown
Dillon
Jeppson
Pinsuti
White
Helen Ballard
Chopin
Dr. Stephan
Romberg
Claudia Faust
Ethel Herndon
W. G. Gilbert
Stensin
MacDowell
Missionary Movement to Be Observed Here
Rev. R. O. Shannon of the Baptist church leads a local mass meeting plan for Men and Missions Sunday November 15 in observance of the Laymen's Missionary movement anniversary. The event includes central observances in Washington and simultaneous men's meetings in New York Chicago Toronto and other cities. The aim is to form local missionary committees and promote the every member canvass across Protestant denominations. The day theme is A Better World For All the World. A separate note reports a 40 foot bridge project in Bend Oregon and ore from Rattlesnake Creek showing $116.29 per ton in gold.
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R. O. Shannon
Baptist Church
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Chicago
Protestant Churches
Men and Missions
Laymen's Missionary Movement
Washington
News York
Toronto
Can
Towas Ital Eithes
United States
Caesata
Gariedi- Fat
Pate
Afi
Otha
Isiders
Sare
Coca
Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Hurley Leach
Fireman flaunts gaudy pajamas as work attire
Despite laughter from fellow workers, F. W. West of Wilmington Delaware a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman has chosen bright, gaudy pajamas for his daily uniform signaling a humorous protest against standard attire and drawing attention at the yard.
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F. W. West
Wilmington, del
Pennsylvania
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