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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
11
Charles M Russell presents a new book More Rawhides, a vivid collection of eighteen stories from the old west. Illustrations accompany tales of cowboys, frontier life, and Montana beginnings, following Russell from youth to independent rider as he recalls encounters with friends and rivals on the cattle trails.
Russell, known as the kid who painted early frontier life, rose from a horse wrangler to a famed artist. His works, once crude depictions of range life and Indian scenes, now grace European palaces and major collections. At nineteen he was in his prime, with demand from New York and western cities, and a new Russell book by the Montana Newspaper Association will be on sale soon.
A garbled OCR style compilation covers fat tailed sheep and their fat use, creation of cream cheese, village dairy techniques, ancient towns and banners, bees song, and early census notes. It references broad topics from tail fat to Lake Chemquasahamucook and cities of refuge.
A long text promotes Washington style knowledge access, describing a Free Information Bureau in Helena with J Haskin as director. It touts expert gathering of educational data, Federal bureau contacts, and a two cent return postage requirement, inviting readers to submit questions for authoritative, no charge information.
Montana utility documents reveal two power transmission proposals in the Treasure State. An application requests federal licensing for a 63 mile line from Mineral County to Rosebud County, with intent to deliver firm capacity. Public comments and regulatory reviews outline route options and potential environmental impacts.
A brisk notice highlights Forty Years of It by Obraniiies, praising its detective tale and the China handwriting clue, then surveys The Sto of Steel and The Lifes of Judge tan. The piece notes preface by William White and Appleton publication, with commentary on American life, industry leaders, and enduring public interest.
A fragmentary note recalls the daughter of a lien en Lant linked to a cavalry regiment around Slosonie fifty years ago. The tale weaves exploits of troopers, the West’s songs, and a focus on regimental memory. Hooker is cited as the author.
A guide to December evenings describing prominent constellations visible from the eastern to western sky. Highlights include Taurus, Orion, the Pleiades, Castor and Pollux, Capella, the Hyades, the Beehive, Andromeda, and the Great Dipper, with tips on visibility and orientation toward the north and west before and after sunset.
A damaged excerpt references publishers and authors with scattered names and titles. It mentions "Ten Littlestellers" and "Tera Ho heoller" with unclear credit. The text signals a publication listing from an October edition, but specifics remain fragmentary and ambiguous.
Hearing in North Dakota on increased freight and shipment taxes discusses impact on Great Northern and Canadian Pacific lines. Auditors note rising tax burden across intercity railways, with national industrial board data showing eight billion dollar scale and state, local tax shifts since 1913 affecting rates and finances.
A fragmented 1920s style report cites rising murder counts and compares homicide rates across Scotland Massachusetts Ontario and the United States. It notes Massachusetts at 25 per 100000, Scotland near 2, and Ontario near 1 in 1923 with a global context from police registers.
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