Gallatin crops threatened by gut worms in fields
Montana state news reports Gallatin county crops across about 1400 acres facing gut worm damage. County Agent Tom Tadley notes poisoned bait being spread to curb the infestation. cool rainy weather hampers effectiveness. Damage centers in lower valley land, Holland settlement, and north of Bozeman. wheat ready to head in coming days amid strong field conditions after recent runs.
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Gallatin
Mane Vesterdas
Tom Tadley
Aryland
Holland
Bozeman
Cloudburst Ravages Ranch and Roads Near Anaconda
A severe cloudburst west of Anaconda on June 12 caused heavy damage to the old Anaconda Philipsburgh road washing out sections and damaging fences. The Laveuch ranch area saw fields and adjacent property badly affected by the flood, with multiple outlines of ruined fencing and washouts reported.
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Anaconda
Philipsburgh
Princeton Geologists Arrive Ahead of Bear Tooth Survey Party
Red Lodge June 11 Three Princeton geologists arrive as advance guard for the Bear Tooth Mountains survey. Members include Joe W. Peoples John T Rouse Fair Thomas and John Jr Looper, graduate students who join Dr W T Thom Jr and Dr T M Field. Plans call for a permanent camp and mapping of the Red Lodge region with local and national geology agencies assisting.
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Princeton
Red Lodge
Beartooth Mountains
Frinceton
Rock Creek
Joe W. Peoples
Achville
North Carolina
John T Rouse Fair Thomas
Kentucky
John Jr. Looper
Conkhohochen
Pennsylvania
W. T. Thom, Jr
Princeton Department of Geology
Tt. M. Field
Princeton Factits
Stepe
Princeton Group
Yellowstone National Park
University of Montana
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Brar-' Inoth
Judgment Blaine Court Acceptable on Project Charge
Chinook June 12 Maine country irrigation districts work on petitions to sign contracts with the Reclamation Service for construction payments. Secretary Wilbur will accept the placement of the contract as to the proper charge per acre. District court jurisdiction and agreed terms were discussed after a conference with Commissioner Mead. Secretary Wilbur urged early petition presentation to ensure water delivery this year under the Reclamation Act.
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Chinook
Maine
Reclamation Service
St Mars
District Court
al Jajid
Wilbur
Cnmt
Walsh
Dixon
Mead
Juwan
Walay
WR. Sands
FC OM. Johnson
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Stillwater Wool Men Name Sales Committee
Stillwater Woolgrowers association officials name the sales committee to manage the 1931 clip. Members Knute O Haugan William Witt Nels Hellen Emmett Patten Henry Krating authorized to sell or consign as needed. Frank Mackes Montana Wool Marketing rep outlines marketing requirements and grading. Legge Intermountain Marketing proposes contract launch. A Canadian scientist cites weather forecast data from Canada for conditions in India over the past six months.
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Columbus
Stillwater Woolgrowers’ Association
Knute O Haugan
William Witt
Nels Helleren
Emmett Patten
Henry Krating
Frank Mackes
Illings
Montana Wool Marketing Association
Maa Legge
Intermountain Marketing Association
Havre Becomes Stock Assembling Point Amid Rail Proposals
Weathered notes describe Havre as a proposed livestock assembling point for carloads moving east or west via the Great Northern railroad. The plan, urged by local growers and shipping groups, would sort stock at Havre before trains head to Spokane for hogs or other markets. Leaders named include Lenn McNical and several regional officials. three-year terms listed for election of new district posts.
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Haver
Luna
Great Northern Railroad
Aembes
TH County
Tu Counts Powers Growers Association
Beaver Creek
Malang
Lenn McNical
Ananager
Havre
Spokane
Rastern
Jarre
Suniay Market
Varia
Hana
Brower Tayre
EOC Drepey
Magra
Treniy Miler
Meri
Gilford
Naher
Vavreo
Albert Line
Coln
Narch T Rydyard
Negro Woman With Gin Rickeyshaw Traffic Offender
Clara Smith, 25, a Negro woman, won municipal court on charges of driving under the influence and reckless driving. She was fined $100 by Magistrate Thomas Lemib after crashing her car into a Ford truck parked on Fourth Street near Central Avenue. The incident, reported in Great Falls on June 12, involved a Magnolia coupe and caused about $80 damage to Lance’s truck and substantial damage to Smith’s vehicle.
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Great Falls
Clara Smith
Araignadan
Thomas Lemib
Nolice
Fourth Street
A. S. Lance
Central Avenue
Bance
Ass Smith
Freak Tales From Lawistows About Extra Limbs
A quirky Lawistows item reports multiple oddities including a lamb with five legs and six feet found by Jord Khoopman in T rocks. The tall tale mentions another lamb with an extra leg and discusses local beliefs as the hamlet earns a reputation for unusual livestock.
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Lawistows
Martinadale
Swat
Engineer Begins Staking Out Red Lodge Gook Road
Engineer Mitchell and crew arrive in Red Lodge to stake the 60 mile scenic highway toward Yellowstone. They plan initial work at milepost 14 beyond Hell Roaring Creek as contractors visit next week to estimate costs. The route will reach high elevations and include snow drainage features, with first contract around 1 000 000 dollars creating employment for many men.
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Thed Lodge
Harry Fi
Mitchell
Red Lodge
Cooka City
Yellowstone National Park
David Morris
Marvin Marte
Edward McKinstry
Jesse Forrester
Tom Wabttza
Hoss Atkinson
Willam Partington
Florian Mils
Hell Roaring Creek
New O'Neill Ship Appears in State Milos City
A new Bellanca aircraft, purchased by Q'Neil Broth eng of Great Palle, landed at the municipal airport after spending Wednesday night in Napid City. The former O'Neil Brothers plane was destroyed in last fall's Great Falls fire. Pilot Hefley flew the Bellanca with a 160 mph top speed, resting in Hallett Wheeling WooVa before reaching its westward run.
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Milos City
Trofles
Q'Neil Brotheng
Great Palle
Thuradas
Napid City
Mr. Hefley
Wa Conrera
Bloomington
O'Neil Brothers
Vance
Great Falls
Jost Stinson
Bellanca
Tetley
Frank Wiley
Tot Hetley
Hallett Wheeling
WooVa
Mona
Stork Encounters Traffic Jam at Holstein Cow Visit
A Holstein cow halted Five Mile Road traffic causing a standstill near a tourist park. Traffic officers, Dr O Neill and staff tended the animal with the newborn calf following her. After about 15 minutes the cow stood, then moved away and the jam cleared as cars resumed.
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Five Mile
Heraclf
Rain Benefits Crops and Ranges at Grass Range
A 15 hour rain carried into Tuesday and Wednesday morning improving conditions at Grass Range. Rain fell lightly but benefited summer fallow and range, with wheat looking good and oats planted in greater numbers than in years past. Reed oats near Lewistown sold out amid favorable growing prospects.
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Lewistown
Turbulent romance in Oakdale tale unfolds
In a tangled plot set around Oakdale, Beryl seeks solace as her lover Tommy battles bootlegging and a failing voice. Derry schemes to keep Irene, her rival, from stealing him back while secret pasts and forged loyalties pull at love, marriage, and family ties. Irene pressures Derry while Gaylord watches, and a volatile web of encounters pushes toward a dramatic, hopeful reform.
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Berydorden
Tammy Wilson
Irene Everest
Young
Gaylord
Bery
Trone
Tommy
Laen
Beryl
Tier
Dace
Irene
Prentisa
Derry Meade
Bervi
Mra Everett
Derry
Oakdale
Terry
Iene
Old Town
Terkless Epead
Tene Sho O
Ann ‘York
Gastard Kantias
Eward
Mal Inn
Dheard
Trene
New York
Androm
America
Ragerts
Lone
Derry Se
Pernad
Reryl
Hersalf
Atore
Berry
Irane
Firat
Explosion in Auto Transmission Wrecks Car in Missoula
Missoula reports an explosion in the transmission of an automobile Thursday evening. Frank Schaefer, the occupant, suffered a crushed right foot as the force tore the transmission apart. He had just returned home from the North Site and parked his Dodge truck in the garage before attempting to start the engine. No cause for the blast is given.
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Missoula
Frank Schaefer
Brudsen
Schaefer
Hecht
Man Trampled by Herd of Horses Dies in Forsyth
Forsyth man 62, Forsyth cemetery service held Tuesday after fatal injuries from being dismounted when a band of horses ran over him. He suffered a dislocated hip, scalp wounds, and a fractured sternum, after hospital transfers. survivor includes daughter Helen Callins of Miles City.
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Forsythe
Ed Collins
Ashland
Forsyth Cemetery
Roth
Edward C Bartlett
Forsyth Methodist Church
Collins
Lams Teer
Forsyth
Helen Callins
Miles City
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