Farmers Aid Campaign Planned by County Sportsmen
June 4 meetings set to finalize a campaign by the late County Sportsmen association to aid farmers against crop thieves and predatory pests. A Kiwanis banquet in Ronan on July 39 aims to foster cooperation between groups. A committee was formed to study plantings and costs for a wildlife protection project planned for local waters and lakes.
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Jelsou
Tata
Farmere
Housa Kiwanin Dlot
Bat
Torko Rasaleo
Leo Gilroy
al Knutenn
Lier Begeller
Merve
Wicama
Lakes Duhe
Sining
Third Fulton Well Starts Amid Turbulent Notes
Fragmented text shows a Fulton well project in progress with scattered mentions of locations, equipment, and personnel. The readable fragments reference water supply work, possible field airing, and various names and places, but the overall narrative is unclear.
Forest Fire Drill Training by Regional Units
Regional headquarters say meals staff completed a five day training on wildfire tactics. They practiced attack on mock fires at Iron Lines site and Mutter erack, observing latest fire techniques with Bosworth trench and other innovations.
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Acces
Witter
Kootenal
Indian man jailed after theft and disturbance in university district
Mignoulm June 4 a man identified as Pete Woodcock, an Indian, received an 18 month sentence in state prison after pleading guilty to grabbing a purse from Mrs. Hoss Pietro New York during a disturbance in the University district. Tribal officials and guards commented on self governance and reaction to Indian misbehavior, noting tribal courts and police handle such matters.
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Mignoulm
Deer Lodge
Pete Woodcock
University District
Mielrich Tudge Kalpn
Arnold Woodcord
Dem Lodge
Bathhday
Woodrock
Hoss Pietro
New York
Louw Lemerns
Shotwell
Punthead
Emel
Dixon
Offlainla
Beng
Wheeler Howard
Pat
Rimrock pool center of interest in new Big West well
A rugged oil field report details a new Big West well near Rimrock, with initial production around 25 barrels daily and rapid increase as lines and infrastructure come online. The piece notes development activity, pacing, and the impact on local output, including context on drilling pace, tests, and associated facilities.
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New Big West
Rimrock
Roman
Mihlaulst
Pal
Kevin Field
Amurlig
Prodie
Orig
Roy Dietae
Marsolea
Ae Stes Loverame
Reeset
Jack Toole Opens Boys Guest Ranch
Jack Toole opens a boys guest ranch at a sunlit property described as homey and modest. The article notes the ranch sits near Rand 16 and describes the setup, amenities, and plans for moderate operation, with emphasis on hospitality for young visitors and a restrained, community-minded approach.
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Jack Toole
Boys Guest Ranch
Misia
Nike
Eddie Fuenished
Rand
Mimond Wrtow
Panch West
Nott
Avante
Milk River flood control conference June 27
A partially garbled report notes a Milk River flood control conference set for June 27. It mentions engineers evaluating flood containment measures and proposals related to reactivation work, protective facilities, and potential storage and chattel uses, amid river overflow impacts and damage assessments.
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Modiaine 4
Lotte Linley
Flomt
Magazine honors Missoula maiden for May
Susroula Jume of Belt named as May Home Maker of the Month by a national agency. The editor notes her civic involvement and recent nationwide contest wins, highlighting her work with local 4-H groups and household achievements in Missoula.
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Susroula
Belt
Hans
Nulenal Vaanie
Ttn
Si heNipley
States Department of
Sueteioe
Thee Tives
PTL
Monthak
Mant
Ibd
Sineie Eoretts
Lutheran Teachers Elect Leaders in Missionary Society
The Lutheran Teachers elected MAS Babrielson as president and named officers for the missionary department. Other officers include Cart Worthy, Mrs St Alintin Miller, Ardis Olson Hogeland, Maurymiet An Conrad as vice presidents and treasurer. The meeting covered Yellowstone park plans and local community actions.
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Sandmans
Tarveran Weinens Wissianis Feditatom
Pollefenn Gleadive
St Alintin Miler
Hs Oyten Yuesidrirts
Amy
Moet Wileney Ser Aban
Treasury
Ardis Olson
Roundup Reports 3.27 Inches Rain in 30 Days
Weather summary notes 3.27 inches of rainfall in the last 30 days with statewide moisture totals plus 266 inches recorded in the area. The report cites BOK Morris cooperative weather data from Camp 3 mining office.
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Atay
BOK Morris
Servey
Round Ip Coat Mining Company
Camp 3
Novel Hot Springs House Built With Railroad Timber
A Hot Springs report describes a new house by C. A Vor Hein Tho built with machinist style care. The four room home uses railroad timber for framing and interior fittings. The article likens its sturdy modern look to a West Indian fort while emphasizing plain, contemporary design.
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Sovinga
Syeinga
Vorhein
Economic debate on 1840s lending and spending policy
Readable portions discuss whether government spending would stay at high wartime levels, its impact on investment and consumption, and the prospect of gradual adjustment into peacetime needs. The text references formation of investment programs, industrial output, and the broader economy amid recessionary pressures.
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Ton Lure
Aetama
Os Howe
Assums
Mney
Rayatesta
Cowie
New Agency to Alp Indian in Section Update
Fragmented OCR text references a new agency in Indian section with scattered names and figures. It mentions administration, initial approvals, and potential sale terms. The readable terms suggest a governance change or organizational update affecting multiple entities and dates. The exact details are unclear due to garbled source text.
Classified Ads Fragment Dominates Local Listings
A garbled OCR page shows a dense mix of classified lines selling carpet onshore, employment notes, real estate leases, and public notices. Numerous names appear amid scattered addresses and phone references, with housing ads detailing furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments for rent by week or month.
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Auios
Edwards House
Farid
Cuene
Selena Apartments
Iund Street
Ian
Menimiente
Visine
Sisay
Bae
Montana State College inaugurates first annual Class Day
Montana State College will stage the inaugural Class Day during commencement week. Graduates will wear cap and gown while seniors preside at ceremonies. Freshmen and undergraduates alternate duties in a campus-wide observance at the field. Multiple student groups participate under faculty supervision.
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Montana State College
Roreman
Montana Style College
Hobert
Ine Rane
Fon Field
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