Western states reshaped by new land statutes
The piece surveys how new federal laws affect Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Wyoming, and adjacent western areas. It highlights grazing districts, reclamation, Indian reservations, river control, and park and forest plans, noting major funding and project allocations across states and tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Hlowa Inwimakera
Continental Divide
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Wyomlig
Cabitoverry
Min
Comed Valley
Ing Caoper Alcava
Malan
Riverton
Rew Moxie
Congress
Interior Department
Fort Belknep
Fort Peck
Windriver
Croming
Record of the New Deal As It Appears to Unbiased Observer
A long, fragmented critique of the Roosevelt New Deal and Republican opposition. It surveys banking reforms from 1939 to postwar policy, WPA and NRA programs, farm subsidies, and federal debt, noting debates over federal spending, relief efforts, and prospects for the 1930s political campaign with references to Roosevelt, Garner, banking, unemployment, and court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Enduraz
Riivelple
Roosevelt
Kronine
NRA
Mmotndeind Widh
Supreme Court
Raisius
Wuhite
Washington
Harald Go Ickes
PWA
Benead Althouka
Husiners Tnt
Howse
Ploridy
Passamaquoddy
Rew
Origeiva
Grayling tagging survey under way in Montana study
Dr G J Drown of Montana State College leads a season long grayling tagging effort with the state fish and game commission to learn habitat and age data. Tags on lower jaws will reveal age and origin as anglers mail back scale samples and catch details from rivers including the Madison and Yellowstone parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
G J Drown
Zoology
Montana State College
Axals
Brown
Etite Csh
Geme Commission
Helena
New México
Glacier
Grand Teton
Wyoming
West Verde
Rocky Mountain
Colorago
Yallowstone
Agriculture Department
Alate Flah and Game Commission
Znology
State College
Rogers
George Town
Madison
Yellawatono Park
Yellowstone Park
Townsend backs Lemke in New York style party meeting
Vague excerpts describe Townsend supporting Representative Lemke in a political gathering with local supporters and farmers. The text references North Carolina, New York Washington, and mentions wealth redistribution, pensions, and rural voters. The chaotic OCR hints at a speech before a town council or party convention.
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Walliams
York Washington
Mtlal
North
Wakolina
AL Wonak
Pownrend
Ald Hinwar
Wemla
Dairy Men Urged by Tretswen Use Utmost Care Hay Crop This Summer
Tretswen urges dairy farmers to take utmost care when putting up hay this summer. Notes emphasize careful harvest timing, alfalfa quality, and efficient labor to maximize digestible protein and steady feed supplies. Addresses pasture irrigation, proper wilting, and minimizing leaf loss to boost milk production and cow health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marman Finn
WOLATORS IN COURT TODAY OVER PARKING AND MINING DAMAGES
A chaotic Cripple Creek scene unfolding as police prepare to arraign motorists charged with improper parking on Main Street and nearby avenues. A mining disaster at the Miro MeKinney gold mine caused extensive losses estimated at 109,900, devastating the Cripple Creek mining district.
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Huate Mess
Jusga Havery
Maintree
Wes
Mattson
Main Street
Dabby
Strojandr
Buller Avenue
Jackson Street
West Sixth Avenue
I Srheoeder
Cripple Creek
Aur Fura
Iosa
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Rocky Mountain States
Graring
Innis
Ise
Geneva
Peng Lvanla
Feault
Cleveland
al Smith
Sant Paignty
Eight
pTecord
New Deal
Rothing
DBR
Lanka
Aris Neries
Pueblo
New Mealeo
Forsyth
Yellowstone River
Wibaux
Missouri River
Saco
Milk River
Mik Ryer
Haslem
Snake North
Big Horn
Powder Rivers
Calomdo Gite
Cimarron
Big Horn Canyon
Hungry Horse Dam
Manly Siates
Roosevets
Rebfat
Hoover
Bigeer
TVA
Mort
New Port
Guffey
Bain
Daelston
Landon Propery
Democratic
Republican Party
Wallace
Teksa
Perku
Hoper
Faudey
Sines
Han
Thiey
Weggenman Market
Ortati
Big Mooale McNett Ald
Major Bores
Nour
Ava
Philadelphia
Townsend
Lemke
Smith
Tombersten
Thane
Washington Laneaday
Speik
Oklshamny
Warhligion
Fawnaend
Tvetw
Wicgarre & Mas
Toascom
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