Heat Books Adopted By Major Schools Features New Text
The book Heat Hogines by Harry Norris and Jin Therkulaen, professors at Montana State and Virginia Tech, is adopted at Penn State University, University of Pittsburgh, Missouri School of Mines, and Montana State. It emphasizes modern heat power engineering with tables from Harvard and MIT, focusing on internal combustion engines before steam.
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Horeman
Harry Norris
Virginia Polytechnic Tnatitute
Montana State College
Jin Therkulaen
Montana State
Penn State
University of Pittsbugh
Missouri School of Mines
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
US Bureau of Standards
Poay
Pet deer kept as pet like farm cats near Wilder
June 26 a rancher on the north side of the Miggourt river near Wilder kept a tame deer that grew from a small fawn into a gentle animal. It would tolerate children but could strike with its front feet if teased. Neighbors refused to help remove it, and after being loaded into a car and taken toward Homsinga it vanished, then appeared again at the Nell ranch before returning to the Missouri river.
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Joo Ball
Miggourt River
Wilder
Han
Minchievoun
Ike
Bell
Jack Kemaing
Toll
Homsinga
Nell Ranch
Missouri
Former deputy Bert Le Tuc to run for sheriff in Minnesota
June 25 report notes Bert Le Tuc, formerly a police officer and sheriff's deputy, now serving a sentence for second degree murder in Deer River, will stay on the ballot for the Republican primary. Attorney General L A Foot ruled a felon cannot run for office, affecting ballot status and printing for the July 15 deadline. James J Harrington, county clerk, and printing firms were informed of the ruling, with more time still pending receipt of the opinion.
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Ainin Nent
Deer Ndga
de Krta
Bert le Tuc
Melcot
Baffet
L A Foot
James J Harrington
Ballate
Pees
Dr Aves
Newlyweds to Strike Into Far North Trapping Area
Great Falls June 25 Chris W Trebrech son of Mr and Mrs Fred Trebrech of Dutton and Georgie Frost daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Frost of Seattle were united in marriage by Rev W B Nelson. The couple, formerly employed at Rainbow hotel, plan a trapping expedition into Northwest Canada for two to five years joining O J Ferguson, former Great Falls photographer. They will travel by canoe and motor, starting at Edmonton, then Fort McMurray, proceeding down river systems toward Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River into the Arctic region, to Fort Providence. The trek involves extensive equipment and a team of helpers, with Ferguson to manage part of the trapping interests. The couple will live in a vacant cabin and adjust plans as needed during their journey.
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Great Falls
Chris W
Beach
Fred Trevesch
Dutton
Mies
Georgie Frost
Charles Frost
Seattle
Mmarriage
Nelson
United Brethren Church
Trebareh
Rainbow Hotel
Orth
Great Fate High
Dutton and
Pee
Northwest Territory
Canada
Tra‘bench
O J Ferguson
Edmonton
Edw Trebusth
SMM
Perth
Fort McMurray
Streight
Athanaska River
Fort Mc
Murray
Athabdake Lake
Slave River
Fort Smith
Une
Thay
Blave River
Slave Lake
Lake
Uey
McKenzie Cer
Arctic
Fort Providence Nwt
Fort Providence
Treberch
McHenaie
Willow River
Rapide
Minkinke
Trebesch
Althovuah
Cabing
Livingston Roundup Reduced Rail Fares Announced
The North Ava Prefile passenger department in St Paul issues a bulletin for the Livingston roundup. From July 7 to 24, special reduced round trip fares apply over the Northern Pacific Railway to Livingston Montana and surrounding lines including Fillngs, Butta, and Olena. Return by July 24 midnight. final return limit later.
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Divingatou
North Ava
St Paul
Dullatin
Iivingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Livingston Manturm
Fom
Montana
Amateur Burglars Crack Pool Hall
A burglary at a local pool hall occurred this morning when two amateur intruders backed through a back window and tried to pry open a strong box with a chisel. Police concluded the break in was the work of amateurs and contained only a small amount of candy.
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Anteonda
Rene
Lawernee
Chisala
Logan News Social Roundup From LoganJune
Community notes show Mr Charles Amon and daughter Alice returning to Minnoula after visiting Mr and Mrs Exel Bryant and Mr Jack Landers. Ole Larsen relocates to Trident while Mrs Weary Siorna and son Vid return to Bozeman. Mina Augusta Johnson visits Boxaman then returns home. Alvin DeLong and T H Tice families travel from ranch to Anaconda. Local travel includes W Jenkins Jon John Bolon Parker and Alvin Hala touring Canada. Tomilnoon of Anaconda visits Logan with Mrs Tomlna and children. Tom Hinkger visits Townsend after week with J W Strachan. Emmet Dobarty and M L Gillett return to Horaman from Strachan home.
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Bozeman
Devene
Juliva Bhaian
Mina Augusta Johnson
Boxaman
Mra Majtio
Thompson
Alvin DeLong
T H Tice
Mondey
Anaconda
Mra Tice
Harriat
Tom Jr
W Jenkins
Jon John
Bolon Parker
Alvin Hala
Canada
Yack
Tom Hinkger Heeratur & Townsend
J. W. Strachan
Power Line Construction Underway In Montana
Work has begun on a new Montana Power Company line to supply electricity for construction and power for a planned Polson plant. The system will transmit from the Thompson Falls plant and divert along a right of way near Lothilas, with an estimated capacity of about 2 000 horsepower. Logging operations near Tog take and Plains supply timber for the project as crews rush to deliver power to Polson as soon as possible.
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Mitsouri
Montana Power Company
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Polson
Thompson
Ling
Buck
Tog Take
Maar Plains
Nower
Polmon Alte
Damages Sought After Alleged Dance Hall Assault
Albert Nelanu filed district court action against Harry and Emma Young seeking 3000 in damages from a public dance at Agawam in Teton County Adaite. He alleges Emma Young assaulted him during the event injuring his face and clothes and causing humiliation, with the incident described as wanton and permanently wounded feelings.
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Grant Falls
Albert Nelacu
Harry Young
Emma Young
Ryan
Nelson Ae Comes
Seleons
Youngs
Agawam
Teton County
Adaite
Aton
Nelson
Emme Young
Bearpaw Rancher Ends His Worry
Chinook near Rockman 35 miles north of Chinook Andrew Aarland a Bearpaw rancher reportedly died by suicide Monday evening after a tax return dispute. He had lived in the mountains over 20 years and is survived by a brother in Washington DC and another in Chicago. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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Andrew Aarland
Chinook
Aareind Wan
Me Asra
Hae
Drother
Washington
Chicago
Punerat
Hutte Station Opens With Low Gas Price In Montana
Butte opens Community Mutual Gasoline station at Front and Mary streets offering 23 cents per gallon, under Rio Grande California supply. Station led by Jamon H Rowe and others from former Chamber of Commerce gasoline committee, financed via stock tied to local residents.
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Butte
Montana
Community Mutual Geaoling Station
Front and Mary
A la Balog
Rio Grande Company of
California
Rio Granda
Rio Grande Company
Mm Butte
Flathead wheat outlook boosts county morale
In Kalispell and surrounding Flathead county, growers report optimistic crop prospects after light rain. Total precipitation for June reaches 4.13 inches, with winter wheat acreage near standard levels and spring barley and wheat areas rising. Kalispell Flour Mills estimates a 460000 bushel crop, suggesting a strong 1946 yield.
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Xallepel
Flathead County
Raina
Thn
T C Hand
Kallapati Flour Mills
Work Starts On Anaconda Theater Site
Anaconda June 26 workmen began tearing down the stone front of the old Suchial theater. A $176,000 theater is planned after the contract was let. A temporary building has been erected on Main Street near Stra for the contractor’s offices. Excavation and further construction are expected to start next month.
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Anaconda
Olf
Suchial
Etharwine
Vrick
Debua
Atrant
Stra
Guat Fo
Bulldtem Oper
Ata
Wk Eds to Play Golf at Meeting in Montana
The 40th annual Montana Press association convention will open August 7 in the state. An open golf tournament at a local course will award a cup for the lowest medal score. Delegates will enjoy theater, barbecue dinner, mining trips, and scenic tours. Names listed include Tom Stout Lewistown Harry Kelly Kalispell and others.
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Nowepeparman
Markham
Per& Barbacua
Anaconda
Mary Placea
Montana
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Harry Kelly
Kalis[pell
Harry Law
L. C. Flint
Livingston
French Ferguson
W B Davis
Missoula
Jos “Hocking
Glasgow
Bam Gors
Hebant
C. Hoole
Glendive
Gene MacKiston
Billings
Miles City
Joe Laww Moon
Will Byron
Coons
Complex love triangle disrupts Greenwich Village life
Judith Stanton, a lovely Greenwich Village girl, becomes the center of a tangled love web. Chummy Marley loves Judith while claiming no love for his friend, and memory returns to complicate loyalties. Judith, posing for painter Vincent Stornawa, learns of past chorus dancing and snubs a show offer, amid shifting affections.
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Snaun Grae
Greenwich
Chummy Marley
Tin
Judith
Chummy
Brayne
Vincent Stornawa
Judy and Alan in Park Dilemma Over Chummy’s World
Judy faces a tangled love triangle with Alan Steyne and Chummy, torn between duty and passion. In a sunlit park they confront feelings, Judy’s loyalty to Chummy weighs against Alan’s pleading, and a cloud of heartbreak hovers as plans to marry falter. Judy pursues work as an artist while dealing with pressure from friends, and Sayne’s absence offers temporary relief.
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Judy
Akendy
Alan
Mai
Stayne
Claritas
Dumont
Rox
Abe
Sterna
Clarina
Chummy
Sam
Aimee
Ginori
Gideon
Alarne
Ime
Judy Judy
Steyne
Maine
Aisa
Alam
Crop conditions worsen across Montana as week ends
The Montana agricultural report for the week ending June 21 paints a bleak picture. Moisture was generally below normal with no statewide surplus, and many counties show poor to fair growing conditions, especially in southern Montana and along the Yellowstone valley. Wheat is well below normal. grazing land is short, with some stockmen shipping cattle ahead of feed shortages. Hay prospects are poor in several districts while irrigation holds up in others amid heat and wind.
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Walla
State Department of
Cantrm
Yellowstone Valley
Custer
Atete
Deen
Dreath
Hantley
Madison
Mountania
Shaner
Missoula
Montinns Freight Trfig To Be Fx
Miles City June 25. Northwest freight traffic shows signs of improvement after recent rains eased drought fears. Montana farmers and shippers push for fuller use of federal and state agricultural aid as leaders discuss grain marketing, with Montana figures including Coleman and Parker among event organizers. The Montana section elected officers and planned the next meeting in Great Falls.
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Miles City
Driar Parte
Montana
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Nnme
Drouth
O S Powell
Erola
Ty ‘Ar Herts
Carnayvien Divsah
Americal Traliway Associa
Fred T Parker
Hamilan
Celmian
Montnna
F Nichola
Great Falth
Vica
Charlas H Rirteke
Hilings
Secratary
End I . O Connell
Minneapolis
Ambiguous June meeting on railroad bid proposal in city
A garbled June report notes a committee to study a proposal from an unnamed group in Cincinnati. The document references an association, a convention, and a plan to enter a local business without clear details or names.
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An Francisco
Stewart Cincinasti
Amarican Bicetre Heilway
Atroot Traction
Torente
Tackab
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