Sunday Mission Work Screenings At U Ik Church
Ollie Stereoptican views from a Sunday event at the U Ik church on March xX at 8 PM showcase real life pictures with information. The item notes local social outings and visits among residents, guild functions, and family gatherings through the week at Beach, UL, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Ik
Wood
Eleanor Slater
Mary Rowan
O*terbein Guild
UL. B
Mesdames Rudolph
Steve Lutts
Ora Stark
Beulah Vincelette
Aliss Cuadl Stark Warren Bryan Roy Butler
Ben
Dien Toon
Marguerie Reynolds
Walles City
Nendmera
Ted
fCarlode
Olln
Baidan Hans Marher
Staeen Kaine
Paker
Mion Sr
Bern
Dina
Christen
Baker
Crvety
Boach
Abe
Biady
Mr Ludwig
Baler
Fae Casper
Attego
Phe
Pete
Crensor
Apo
Fev
Bose
Gore
van Vien
Dane Atom
Eday Voss
Gery Boda
Incomplete OCR Map Note Reflects Readable Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions meals and drinks, with unclear names and numbers. The readable pieces reference serving items and a report but lack coherent facts, participants, places, or dates to form a concrete event.
Farewell Party for Breckons in East Fertile Prairie
A farewell gathering at the hall on March 22 honors Mr and Mrs Breckon, long-time settlers moving to Owantonna Minnesota. A mock trial over the Volstead Act ends with a not guilty verdict as community remarks and a poem accompany the event. Local appointments include W W Breckon’s auction on March 31 and various social updates in Fertile Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr O
No Tireckon
L Wisean and Son
Corvell
Brecken
Mrs Breckon
Mr. Breckon
Chas Stuarts
Owantonna
Minnesota
Sidney Golden
W .W. Breckon
Jack Guth
California
Forest Duffield
Dexter Garriett
Wow Soreckon
Gopher
Bill
Wall
Beach dairyman making big money
Henry Feldman asserts dairy farming yields steady income. He milks twenty mixed grade cows, nets about 1500 a year after costs, and supplements with chickens eggs and grain sales. He rents three quarters of a section for pasture and forage, preferring dairy to annual wheat crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Poultry Meetings Set to Address Spring Problems
Miss H E Cushman state poultry specialist outlines spring topics for poultry raisers inc u b a tion brooding and feeding. Meetings listed March 31 and April 1 at Albert Fost farm Willard Ward Wills school Geo McHee farm Ollie to discuss prairie dog poisoning and poisoned oats priced at 10 per pen. Copper wire control of black leg deemed barbarous. Dr Howard Welch cites vaccination as proper treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H E. Cushman
Fallencoun
Albert Fost
Willard
Ward Wills School
Geo. McHee
Ollie
Howard AW Welch
Montana State College
Early in the spring progress noted amid sparse growth
A fragmentary report from early spring mentions limited vegetation growth and muted seasonal progress as fields show slow visible change. The text references a general landscape during the season's start with sparse growth and ongoing natural adjustments.
Ton Litter Contest At a Meeting of the Baker Con
A brief item notes a gathering of the Baker Conference on ton litter contest details and outcomes discussed at the meeting. No further facts or names are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension Service
Fallon County
Baker Con
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Pte Bey
Standard
East Fertile Prairie
Geo Chapin
Mildred
J O Hembre
L Wiseman
Dexter Garriott
Henry Feldman
Crean &T Beach
Vance
Helens Independent
Helena
Helena, Montana
DeVoe
Baker Hardware. Company
Paul Hubbard