Montana limits tourists to ten fish in Yellowstone park
Yellowstone park officials limited fishing to ten fish per day within two miles of park highways and reduced overall catches to enhance visitor enjoyment. Since August 1916, fishing near the hotel areas was banned, while hatcheries began planting fry. 700,000 fish were planted last season, including native trout, rainbow trout, and various other species across Yellowstone lakes and streams.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Park
Hnon
Hom. Sotith
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Tlie Park
Southersa
Ate
Me Park
Eriasene Aglers
Reckter River Falls
Mountain Ash Creek
Woss
United States + Bureau of Wisheeks
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Lake
Shoshone Lake
Lewis Lake
Great Falls Retail Merchants Meet Plans Announced
The Montana retail merchants association and partners announce a three day meet in Great Falls July 12 to 14. The program includes a picnic at Wig Baw on July 12, a concert by the Black Hand, a Saturday presiding ball, and national reputation speakers. Hotel reservations are urged as the event drew wide state interest.
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Swat Falls
Great Walls
Cosoperman
Montana
Black Bale Hand
Speute
Nese Vines
Muntana Mel
Isis
Accrwonifols
Glariet Park
Cmm
Department of the Interior
U. Land Office
Helens
Julius McDonald
East Metsna
Monetana
Kingsweet
Meridian
Register
Revolver
U.S. Land Offices
Helena
Thomas Flavin
Swae Swanson
Fetena
Georgia Dilbert
John Woolman
Wast Helena
Jos, Oker
Corsina
U. A
Gee Go Webster
Cra
Monthi
Range
Natice
Helene
Montaa
Forbert
H. Johnson
Barry C. Sparhing
Lirin de Webster
Isaac Wadaworth
Craft
Jas
Oker
Lena
Felans
Andrew Ifpom
Sima Anderson
Paul M. Eftner
Handitin Olen
Jon. Oker
Reglater
Blackfoot Ranchers Take Over Forest Service Phone Line
Ranchers in Blackfoot seize control of a Forest Service telephone line and demand government actions. The makeshift group names Joseph Hada as leader and Nelson Malirt as secretary treasurer while plans to press rancher-friendly reforms emerge amid the confusion and unclear authority.
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Blackfoot
Pyamit
Wardworth
Felay
Chen Odo
WWE
Binke
View Neesident
Neltie
Wolf Creek News social and travel notes collage
June updates from Wolf Creek report Mr and Mrs Archie White in Helena for a visit Mrs Eddie Duval in Helena on business Sis and Charles Koch in the capital city for a brief business trip Mrs Les Gibson visiting Helena for several days George Reinig of Belgrade visiting relatives in the Rock Creek basin Mr and Mrs Divan Natcher spent Sunday with his parents Frank Scotten and family returned to Botry Robert Ramsey of Craig was in Wolf Creek for a few hours yesterday Sage and Pi-related notes reflect hospital visits and local chatter
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Wolf Creek
Mia
Archie White
Helena
Eddie Duval
Red Tires
Salina
George Reinig
Belurade
Rock Creek
Sis
Charles Koch
Les Gibson
Divan Natcher
Mir
Frank Scotten
Botry
Robert Ramsey
Craig Was
Missoula Briefs Highlight Public Works In Butte Deal
Miscues in a misspelled Missoula brief note reveal a public works proposal tied to a Butte company. The item mentions opposition to a Japanese development and possible funding questions, with references to a state office and fiscal considerations. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or names.
Yellow fever outbreak reported in Vera Cruz
An Associated Press dispatch notes a suspected yellow fever outbreak in Vera Cruz with multiple reported cases. The report mentions concerns over rising illness and prompts health warnings as authorities monitor the situation.
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Mesien
Alsociated Press
Vera Cruz
Great Falls July Fourth Radical Picnic Plan
Great Falls prepares for a July 4 picnic in the city park at Melk hosted by Union tahoo and the Nonpartisan Isagie. Participating groups include United Mine Workers of America Cascade County Trades aid tai bor assembly Railroad Shop Sods tration Label feague and the Nonpartisan leagune. A crowd is expected and special train service from Great Northary railroad is sought with coaches from Cheat Fills Sand Caulee Stockert Tracy and Lehish. The program features sports and a dance with an emphasis on an program of and wrestling invitations extended to Youngsters including Wo OR Duet KK Wheeler and A. C. Townley. Local debate over park use prompted by requests for Independence Day speeches but restrictions were overruled. Charles Gililae of car Crash invites and Stephen, President of the Mon tank Poleration of Labor, will serve as Marshal of the day.
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Great Falls
Union Tahoo
Isagie
Melk Unter
United Mine Workers of Ameren
Cascade County Trades Aid
Tai Bor Assembly
Sodstration
Feague
Leagune
L.A
Great Northary Railroad
Sand Caulee
Stockert
Tracy
Lehish
KK Wheeler
A. C. Townley
Hell City Council
Charles Gililae
Stephen
Montank Poleration of
Labor
Lavina Holds Big Picnic At Musselshell Courts
Lavina residents enjoyed a large annual picnic drawing about 2,000 people. The program featured two baseball games, horse races, many athletic events, and free coffee sandwiches lemonade and peanuts. The Lavina booster band performed and free movie shows ran in the Cavils Opera House and Adama Hotel with dances in the evening.
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Eavina
Lavina
Lavina Booster Band
Cavius Opera House
Adama Hotel
East Helena News Summary of Local Visitors and Hospital Updates
A garbled East Helena note from The Independent reports visitors to local residents, including Abie Cody and others from Welk Creek. It mentions hospital activity, operations, and forthcoming events with several named persons and places, including Townsend, Parland, Oregon, and Rich arson Drug Company in East Helena.
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Ditien
East Helena
Richardson Drug Company
Fist Elena
Stun
Air
Abie Cody
Mila
la Woll
Lysine Eh
Art Mea
Carlsen
Rove
Rene
Tee Hestital
National Guard To Be Organized In State
According to Adjucint PW Gres the Walloon sound of aloatann awl Aral be organiael by penrony of thy fact Liu l th the clealaye days of the iagl Hastian 42 auyyos4 on tna yan yaaa Which permis the organization of COnUMNTeR OF Ue snared wit a itil MunsteonRel af GO monste, Compantia WH ie Ormandzed ab Rowravan.
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Penrony
Iagl
Hastian
Conumnter
Itil
MunsteonRel
Compantia
Rowravan
Pontywood Wallapodi
Fileudtye
Blaney
Miles City
Bumeuca
Silk Thieves Work West From Eastern Towns
Butte authorities suspect silk thieves from eastern towns burglarized Mackfoot Halo store and stole 1200 dollars worth of silk bolts and women’s wear. Sheriff at Blackfoot reports silk carried in two fans and one large suitcase. many items are unidentifiable colors and styles, including gowns, waists, dresses, and blouses.
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Mackfoot
Butte
Blackfoot
A. I. Simmons
Uable
Holt
Chinook Man Sees Irrigation Dream Realized
June 22: A. W. Zieharth and Paradise Valley irrigation project reach milestone as gate lift allows water to flow from Mitchall ditch into the upper outlets. The undertaking, begun Sept 1, required 13,000 for rockwork and 25 foot wide main ditch, with a 19 foot wide big lateral and two and a half miles of siphon work. About 10,000 acres are expected to benefit, transforming rugged hills into productive farmland.
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A. W. Zieharth
Paradise Valley
Fortis
Mitchall Vanch
Dt. Zicbarth
Dillon Shortstop Injury Ends Star Player's Season
Dillon shortstop Frye broke his right ankle sliding to third base in a 14 to 0 game against Sheridan. He was transported for immediate evaluation and a fracture was confirmed, sidelining a key hitter as Dillon’s rising form and pitching depth show strain.
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Bill
Dillon Watt
Sheridan
Dillon
Gon- Min An Gosman
Frye
Vichite
Wrye
Dillon Seare
TWO HOMERS ONLY FEATURE OF GAME TWO
A muddled Washington vs Detroit game ends 6 1 with a homer by Ashe and weak hitting from both teams. The Detroit pitching struggles, while Washington capitalizes on errors and timely hits to secure the win.
Cubs Hit In Form Giants Fall Hard
New York, June 29. Chicago won 4 to 1 after a rough start, as New York's early lead was erased by Chicago's strong hitting. Die Canty had four hits for eight bases off Tyler, but Carter was tough with runners on. Batteries: Carter and O'Farrell for New York, Benton, Baynes, Habbehgue Sny idler for Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
cChicago
Chicago
Die Canty
Tyler
Carter
Chivazy
New York Tee Eoaog
Teler, Carter and O'Farrell
Benton, Baynes, Habbehgue Snyidler
International boxing notes and land notices mix in June report
Boxing updates place Henry Lennard arriving for title attempts near Benton Harbor with plans to meet Charley White. The page also carries numerous land and homestead notice items from Helena Montana, including filings, protests, and witness lists for multiple entrants across counties.
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Montana State News
Wolf Creek News
Missoula
Apleston
Japan
Acta
East Helena News
Miata Riga
Peters
Lowird
Hea
Tuli Huekyae
Tilaga
Nis
Mey
Olean
Tris
Anlrebe
Townsend Qast
Wadia
Canius
Parland
Oregon
Thiauhera
Aghiy
Coley
National Guard
the World OF Sport
Prague
Washington Today
Detroit
Ashe
Don! Gattertés
Zachary Qn
Gharellys
Dauss
Alten
Ainsmith
Philadelphia, & Co
Kerr
Rhette
Perkins
Cleva
Moston
Creathe
Portune
Caldwell
Pak
Hines
Chevelind
Bush
Fanta
Bryant Walters
Nell
ST. Lor
St. Banta
Lawis
Newark
ORFE
New Yorks
St. Louis
Batly
Hoffuan
Collie
Boston
Clevelanes
York
Chicaga
Bry Washinton
St. Truts
Piladelpha Coy
Coast LeaGre
Fan Anselle Galbe
Sacramenta
Neie
Vernon A Chinening
Pacific International
Vancouver
Vistoria
Seattle
Patche
Wek
United States
Ole
Aero-Escor
Wws& Co
Mont Souebaker
Faller Faine
Poe
CUBS
Giants
Wil
Brooklyn
Whasves
Inc
Haeckel
Blieven
Malelphia
Jame
Winke
Fearne
Danbert
Tdi
Dave
Tygne
Wingo
Gulila
Tregreeser
SPORT
Make
Willen AL Johne
Cotte
Wingien Changilon
Culenxo
Henry Lennard
Thesupion
Tnish
Charley White
Chieure
Beaton Harbor
Mich
Benton Mavnoy
White
Uur Ters
Mehigan
Vatonin
Thilicy
Enduranes
Ana Grau
Miles
Mian
Pacha
Hess
Weaver
Yate
Michigan
University of California
Allaneapolia
Calambur
Telat
Mterion U
Nerlater
Ang Bécson
Xilng
Jana
Aheed Dubey
Canyon Ferry
Nada
Montana Meridian
Halana
Ihe
Tay
Ciaimant Nama
Brant Bauer
Thomas Cochay
Canyon Farry
Ki G. Armatrong
Mra Garret Ateiron
Ot Helens
Brat
Dsiuanow
Diontene
Howls
B.C. Day
Tand Orrlea
Felana
Owtana
Joon
Ereby
Nicholas ‘Theisen
Ald
U.S. Land Office
Welona
Jos. Oher
Hezister
Norice
U. S. Land Office
Mostena
Jugs A
John WI. Woodley
Wienwig
Montany
U. & Land Office
Heleng
Maithia
Jeanet Midman
Tony Atundine
Bue Cody
Chas
P. Tennison
Nowice
Nlelena
Nolicg
Garry A. Leffler
Whitton
Eataulinh Elgim
Chilwant
Joseph Stafford
Arthur W. ‘Dleht
Len Te Leftler
Winston
Ilig Brocka
Moolana Jomer
Heglater
North
West
Jeridian
Drake
John ML FA Stone Hlometen
Mitchell
J. Warren Phil~pina
Wallace & Eteels
Jos Oker
U. & Tand
Oftien
Morita
Len
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