Elk census to begin in Sun River preserve this week
Montana ranger crews from Lewis and Clark and Sun River districts will conduct the first official elk census in the Sun River game preserve within the Lewis and Clark national forest. W. M. Rush will lead the effort with state game officials and several ranger units. The two week operation will rely on snowshoe travel and likely require long packs and cold conditions. Foresters estimate the preserve supports more wild game than any other in Montana.
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Great Falls
Snowshee
Sun River
Tewis and Chirk Wational Forest
Lewis and Chirk Forest
W. M. Rush
Forest Supervisor
Incal Rod and Gun Club
State Game Departiment
Earsmountain
Wittaw Creek
Rest
Si River
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Fay Gach
Rush
Cough remedy ad touts home made Pinex formula
An ersatz advertisement for a pine syrup cough remedy claims high effectiveness. It promotes a homemade Pinex style mix using pine oil, sugar syrup, corn syrup, and flavored layers to create a potent cough suppressant. The piece touts rapid relief for coughs, hoarseness, and throat irritation, with refunds and directions included.
Man Wanders Delirious In Cold. Succumbs To Illness
Marcel McNamara, 29, of 210 West Weelman Street, disappeared during a delirious episode from his home in mid February amid a cold spell. After hours of searching he returned, severely injured by exposure. two fingers had already been amputated and one more may fail. He has been in St James Hospital since late February and his condition worsened recently.
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McNahara
Lewis and Clark County to repair roads soon
County surveyor Covington announced that repair work on rotary roads will start soon. Much of the work focuses on culvert and hole repairs caused by winter freezes and spring thaw. County commissioners say funding remains tight and taxpayers will feel the tax impact.
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Lewis and Clark County
Gitta
Atareh
C. C. Covington
Sim
Judge Rhoades Named for Congress in Democratic Primary
Great Falls area politics surface as Judge W. B. Rhoades of Norns Hurd and Rhoades firm is named among Democratic candidates for the Second District in the upcoming August primaries. The Traore Promoter notes his prior legislative service and court tenure before moving to Great Falls to practice law. Rhoades, recently returning from Glasgow, declines to comment as he weighs the race.
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Great Palla
W. B. Rhoales
Norns, Hurd and
Tid
Lynveara
Raltrent Commission
Clgtriet Court
TMM
Tg Cone
Great Falls
Coarnest
Rhoades
Credit Man Accused of Embezzlement in Butte Case
Reece Th. Clawson, former secretary of the Butte Credit Men's association, is jailed in Salt Lake for allegedly stealing over $5,000. An audit failed to reveal a shortage, though rumors of irregularities circulated. Clawson, who led the organization for six years, resigned before the annual audit began.
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Butte
Reece Th. Clawson
Butte Credit Men's Association
Jielena Aml
Dugran
Association
Clawson
Georgetown Lake to Hatch Big Fish Eggs This Year
Georgetown Lake expects a strong hatch as eggs from the new stock mature this year. J W Vinson, superintendent of fisheries, plans operations at Georgetown Lake to incubate rainbow and live eggs, with bass and pike perch to also receive propagation efforts.
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Modtans
J. W W. Vinson
Hhicheries
Dodge Leaves Jail After Five Day Sentence
Detroit youth John Duval Dodge, a noted De troit millionaire, was released from jail after serving a five day sentence for intoxicated driving and illegally transporting liquor. He left for Kalamazoo to face charges as a Western State Normal student Miss Kwakerneck recounts her terrifying ride when Dodge and Earl allegedly offered a ride to three women, the vehicle speeding away and causing her injuries.
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Nalaimivoo
Young Dodge
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Wedge
Howe
Fig
Newspaper Ten
Tian
Iran
Mich
Winmeling Kuutherneck
John Weaval Dodge
Troit Milionaire
Miss Kwakerneck
Focal Hospital
Frhel Chaens
Swe Stegenga
Grand Rapids
Rew ‘Bart
Krwakereck
Earl
Sppntse
Kwakerneck
Lake
Douge
Bari
Child in Poplar Hospital After Self Inflicted Wounds
Monroe, about 2 years old, from 28 miles north of Poplar, is in serious condition after firing three shots at his head with a 22 caliber pistol while resting in a field. First shot reportedly missed by a small margin. bullets removed by Dr. Morrow with X-ray. Despondency from home trouble cited as cause. boy expresses desire to die if his family still around.
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Monroe
Poplar
Glaved
M. Morrow
Legion Starts Drive for Jobless Veterans
The American Legion launches a nationwide campaign to find employment for 700,000 former service members. Early reports show positive results with ten Chicago veterans placed in work in the first hour, and similar gains in Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Missouri Nebraska and other states. Louisiana reports no unemployed ex service men. Cumberland Maryland notes 100 jobs for veterans. Washington signs a $130 million deficiency appropriation with $94 million for the veterans bureau.
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American Legion
Iowa
Winoia
Wisconsin
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Louisiana
Cumber-land
Mart Asigeles
Wash
South Tend
Mapanee
Ind
Woman Rescues Grandson From Fire in Boing
Boing March 29. While saving her year old grandson from death in their burning home early morning Mrs Ae Downes 60 received burns which may cripple her for life. The blaze totally destroyed the three man old dr ywdadel house in which a family of five were staying. Notim Mrs Downey’s ry, Jove Dow.
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Associated Press
Boing
Fran
Downes
Downey
Fire tragedy and robbery report from early Magnolia news
A man risked his life saving his mother from a burning home while others escaped with minor injuries as a blaze spread. In Texas, Magnolia Petroleum raises Mexia crude price by 25 cents to 1.50, effective April 1, after a prior 1.25. Tacoma police capture highwaymen who robbed a state hawk at Eatonville, recovering $3,000.
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