Livingston Plans Trout Derby Near Livingston August 3
The Livingston Chamber of Commerce announces a national trout derby near Livingston on August 3 with a $1000 cash prize for the largest trout. The Yellowstone river section is yet to be designated and thousands are expected to enter. Two hundred trained sportsmen will patrol the area under Frank M. Olson. State fish and game officials will assist in policing and enforcing rules.
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Livingston
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstone River
Montana
Frank M. Olson
State Fish and Game Department
Camp L. O. Evans Will Be Opened
Nine men led by George Moser head to Georgetown Lake this week to prepare Camp L. O. Evans for the Camp Fire Girls summer outing center. The opening is scheduled for July 6 with registration at 1 30 p m Sunday. The Gypsy banquet will be July 19, with various activities and specialized counselors leading crafts swimming sports health nature and more.
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George Moser
Georgetown Lake
Camp Fire Girls
L. O. Evans
Butte Council of
Mr. Moser
David Kidd
James Tullis
C. S. Darlington
I. D. Hadzor
Frank Shelly
D. M. Kelly
Frank Ralph
G. F. Vogel
Katie McMullen
Darlington
Sadie Erickson
Rosanne Miller
Irene Surola
Mary Tromly
West
Galena Street
Grand Council
Meteorites From a Cosmic Source Question Explored
An Oregon University astronomer describes a Springwater Saskatchewan meteorite piece, its nickel iron base and olivine in a honey comb pattern. The piece fuels debates on whether meteorites come from exploded planets or distant celestial bodies.
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J. Hugh Pruett
University of Oregon
Springwater
Saskatchewan
Port Orford
Farrington
Moon
Jupiter
Earth
Trainman Plunges to Watery Death in Nebraska Crash
Alliance Nebraska June 28 Ray Woods a Burlington brakeman drowned when a locomotive and four cars plunged through a culvert weakened by a flash flood. Woods was on the first car being pushed by the loco and was swept away as the culvert failed during the night’s heavy rains.
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Alliance
Neb
Ray Woods
Burlington
Woods
Rotary International Calls Attention to War Stand
The 32nd annual Rotary convention in Denver closed June 20 with President Tom J. Davis of Butte Montana stressing Rotary loyalty to country during wartime. He said Rotarians will meet national demands and cannot influence each nation’s government while reaffirming the Havana declaration.
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Rotary International
Chicago
Tom J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Denver
Rotary Clubs
Davis
Rotarians
Rotary
Rotary’s Service Ideal Seen as Global Benchmark
A report notes Rotary’s global reach hinges on freedom justice truth and word sanctity and human rights. Separately a study found rummy is the best known card game in American homes with solitaire and contract bridge ranking next.
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Rotary
Collectors chase you pool your accounts call 4331
A terse notice signals debt collectors urging pooling of accounts with a contact number 4331. The item implies finance or credit collection activity but offers minimal context or specifics about the case, parties, or location.
Children’s Art At Butte Center Show Highlights Local Youth
An exhibition of children’s art at Gallery A in the Butte Art Center features Earl Tyler a young Butte artist. His paintings span local scenes and abstracts in various media. Galleries are open Sundays 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and weekdays 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Butte Art Center
Montana
Earl Tyler
Butte
Leech Demand Rises in London for Blood Transfusions
Leech supplies in London show a sharp rise as medical need for blood transfusion grows. Historically used to draw blood, leeches are again in demand for modern medical treatments and procedures.
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London
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SEARS
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