Town News Highlights Community Events and Local Notices
Pay your dog tax and attend the Washington's Birthday dance at Moose hall. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miller, a baby girl born on the 12th. Dr. Freed returns from Winnett and will live in the State Bank building with her mother. A citizens meeting on municipal water and light system favors improvements if town valuation suffices. Tom Flemming elected president of the Commercial Club. Various local talks note ranch movements, health updates, and business notes including alfalfa meal sales and car show reports from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Miller
Moose Hall
Washington
Commercial Club
Tom L.flemming
Town Council Considers Water and Light Plan and Dog Levy
The Lewistown Town Council adjourned meeting discussed funding a water and light plant with estimates from engineers and construction firms. They eye an April 5 vote to avoid a special election and review a proposed improvement district in the first ward. Measures to curb dogs include licenses costing 2.50 for males and 10.00 for females and possible canine removal if unpaid. Aldermen Wiseman and Burt named to find a dog killer. T. A. Cameron appointed Town Clerk to replace ill Warde Rathbun.
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Charters
Oscar Mueller
Lewistown
Gillespie
Ible
Wiseman and
Burt
T. A. Cameron
Warde Rathbun
Death Adder Amity With Rats Sparks Mysterious Link
The article recounts a curious Australia wide link between death adders and bush rats, noting a time when adders and rats roamed together in fields and a settler girl was bitten while seeking cucumbers. It also mentions aviators showing heart enlargement after months in flight, tied to higher altitude blood flow changes and adaptation.
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Australia
Western Downs
Japan to Build World’s Largest Wireless Station in Fukushima
A report to the Japan Advertiser says Japan will construct the world’s largest wireless station in Fukushima prefecture with a cost of 860000 yen. The dispatch station will be at Hibarigahara near Hakamachi and the receiving station at Hosoya-cho. Survey work has begun and service is planned in two years linking directly to San Francisco and Honolulu with long-range transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Japan Advertiser
Fukushima Prefecture
Department of Communications
Hibarigahara
Hakamachi
Hosoya-cho
San Francisco
Funabashi
Honolulu
Hawaii
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Notary Public
Henry Samsal
Minnesota Beach
Brooten
Minn
Freed
Bryant
Great Falls
Kenneth Mackenzie
R. H. Slack
Orlando
Wash
Hedge
Ray
Wenatchee Valley
State Bank
Betty Teahon
Miss Teahon
Grass Range
Raugstad
Becket
Snyder
George Clickner
Bill Powell
Jim Vinson
George
R. J. French
Chicago
Etienne and
Lamy
Nancy
France
Pioneer Implement & Auto Co
Ford Agents
Montana
Grass Range Merc. Co
Fowler
Castile
Grass Range Mercantile Co
Grain Growers Elevator Co
Becket, Mont
Richard Vinger
Percales
Ginghams Charlies
Georgette
Cooper’s
Bennington
Brighton Carlsbad
Star Brand
Palace Mercantile Co
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