Pink snow in Bear Tooth glaciers baffles explorers
Campers report vivid pink snow at Bear Tooth glaciers in Montana with trails of blue sky above treacherous crevasses. A party led by Mrs Kessler and Messrs Sullivan and Trotett gathered pink snow samples and fishing trout at Windy Gap and Grasshopper glaciers, noting the high 11 400 foot elevation and limited known pink snow fields in Alaska, Washington, and Montana.
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Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
Mary St Arnold
Syracuse
Bank of Billings
Windy Gap
Grasshopper
Beartooth Mountains
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Fan
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Camp
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Celeste Roat
Harry Dawson
Glacier
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Omega
Rock Creek
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Alpine Towers
Mluch
Alaska
Olimpia Mountains
Bear
Run Over by Hay Rake Injures Boy at Ranch
A nine year old boy, son of Mrs Mane Teher, was seriously injured at the Winneconne ranch when horses bolted while a hay rake was in use. The wheel passed over his chest, crushing three ribs and puncturing a lung. He was taken to Lewistown hospital in critical condition.
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Harlowton
Mane Teher
Lewistown Hospital
Tourists Pay Fines for Illegal Fishing
Oklahoma tourists Jones and Hayes pled guilty to fishing without licenses at the county court on Friday. They said a lake resort informed them no license was needed. A fish and game inspector arrested them for the offense.
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Hhaiispell
Om Phillips B . Jones
Milt Hayes
Oklahoma
Yustion Court
Fish and Game Department
May Seymour Seeks Moneyed Marriage In California Bungalow
May Seymour returns to her hometown after years away and disposes of inherited property before seeking a husband with money. In Atlantic City she befriends divorcee Carlotta Frolking and her friends while a flirtation with college boy Jack Darnles continues. May accepts a rich suitor, Waterbury, then anticipates an opulent future as she muses on wealth during a luxurious breakfast, yet wonders if happiness accompanies her plans.
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May Seymour
Ulises X Forgan
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frolking
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Max Io
Carlotta
Dan
May
California
Carlntta
Waterbury
Jack Darnles
Amaniac Waterbury
Herbie
Jahn Darnler
Hanselft
Tam
Bass
Lucas Seymour
Tony
New York
Mas
Herbies Room
Jose
Iren
Jack Torkis
Weterbury
Eight Deaths From Spotted Fever Reported For Year
The article notes eight deaths attributed to spotted fever this year. It cites Health Department officials, regional counts, and disease spread patterns across counties. The piece references Waterbury and nearby areas, with data on cases, fatalities, and public health responses.
Cattle and Sheep Conditions Reported Across Ranges
An extensive survey notes cattle in excellent condition across western ranges with averages around six percent fat and good weight gains on Montana August ranges. Sheep condition is reported strong with high readiness and improved range forage. locals expect continued pasture quality but warn about weather impacts and market factors.
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Montana
Raknin
Parker
Adler
Storkimen
Taney
Neade
Sheen
Sean
Sian
Rancher Sustains Severe Eye Injury in Pluwdtow Incident
A rancher at Pluwdtow was struck in the eye by a nail driven by a man at a bench. The hammer blow sank deeply into the eye, prompting a rushed trip to Lingstor Hospital. Surgical attention occurred Saturday but doctors held little hope for saving the eye.
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Carl Parken
Saung
Pluwdtow
Tilelingstor
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