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Grass Range Review in Grass Range, Montana

13 Sep 1917

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Grass Range Review

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Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

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Sep 13, 1917

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Montana man who revolutionized cooking worldwide

A Helena man once mocked as a dreamer by scientists is hailed for creating the Hughes electric cooking range. The piece chronicles George Hughes, once a newspaper man, who built Hughes Electric Heating in Chicago, expanding to supply ranges globally including Montana, Norway, Sweden, and Costa Rica. It notes early skepticism, his persistence, and the rise of a world leading electric cooking device.

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Montana George A. Hughes Hughes Electric Heating Company Chicago George Hughes Hughes Electric Hughes Union Norway Sweden South America San Jose Costa Rica Minneapolis St. Paul Fargo St. Paul Dispatch Public Utility Corporation Alexander Hughes Northern Pacific North Dakota Hughes’ Company St. Louis Kiskadden Captain Slade Colorado Overland Stage Company Virginia City Slade X. Beidler Beidler Washington Billiard Hall Kiskakdden Mrs. Slade Billy Bay Great Salt Lake Malcolm Clarke Prickly Pear Canyon Helena Salt Lake City Salt Lake Annie Adams Maud Adams United States Germany Billings J. F. Roche Montana Power Company Butte Hughes Company Great Lakes Naval Training Station Great Falls Grant Call Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
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First Montana wildcat plan led by James Kiskadden

James Kiskadden, father of actress Maud Adams, organized the Missouri River Portage Co in 1864 to build a road and later railroad around Great Falls Missouri River falls. The venture, backed by Lewis and Chumasero, sought 500000 capital and aimed to link boats below the falls to those above.

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James Kiskadden Slade Highwood Creek Great Falls Three Forks Kiskadden Virginia City E. P. Lewis Lewis Missouri Missouri River Portage Co Idaho Montana Missouri Great Falls Said Falls Madison County
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Montana Child Wonder in Mis soula Provokes Awe

Dorothy Claire Garvin a 10 year old Butte girl visiting Mis soula impressed psychology students by taking the Stanford revision of the Binet test. Dr Sylvester later retested her at 13 years 7 months and she scored 147.5, outperforming about 30 Missoula peers and marking her as a marvel of intelligence.

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Dorothy Claire Garvin Butte Missoula Stanford Sylvester
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Real Poetry by Old Range Boss Jack Herford Chases Land

Jack Herford, famed Montana cattleman and lawman turned poet, rode the western frontier from 1876 to Musselshell country. He wrote verse with humor and craft, inspired by cattle life, sheriffly acts, and his brother Oliver Herford’s fame. His poem A Souvenir Spoon reflects nostalgic romance and aging.

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Jack Herford Montana New York Cattle Company Musselshell John B. Herford Oliver Herford America Beatrice Herford Boston Harvard Great West New Mexico Colorado Nebraska Utah Wyoming Dakotas Jim Webb Yellowstone County Lavina Billings
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Mystery airplane rumors swirl through Helena at State Fair

Will A. Campbell, Helena Independent publisher, stayed up three nights chasing a first hand story about a mysterious visitor rumored to be an airplane. Sheriffs report a Warm Springs graduate found with improvised mining machinery claimed to be an aircraft, sparking local suspense as residents wonder about night stunts near Last Chance Gulch and the State Fair.

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Helena Mount Helena G. W. Maurer Judson Mining Company Mr. Maurer al. Galen St. Charles College Charlie Riefenrath Montana Record-Herald Louis Thayer Louis Brownie Burke Capitol Will A. Campbell Main Street Campbell Sheriff's Office State College Warm Springs Last Chance Gulch
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Maurice Weiss Placer Hotel States of the Union James A. Slade Lake William Chumasero Old Range Jack Herford Bankers Loan and Mortgage Company Montana Oil Company The
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