County Soil Bank Meeting Set for July 6 at Courthouse
A county wide meeting for all interested in the soil bank and acreage reserve program will be held at the courthouse Friday July 6 at 8 p m The session will explain the program and how wheat allotments are affected by participation including underplanting and weather related adjustments. Kenneth Roe notes county ASC copies of the agreement are available for signature and guidance on eligibility and terms.
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Soil Bank
Court House
Ricaamnart
ASC
Kenneth Roe
Boe
Don Cameron
Forty one register for Softball
Forty one softball players considered reducing spring wheat acreage unless planted in 1954 55 or 56. Destruction of wheat by natural causes must occur by July 11 for winter wheat and July 20 1956 for spring wheat. Disposition by plowing or other methods must occur after May 27 1956 to prevent maturing. Agreements may be terminated by July 20 1956 with civil penalties applying for grazing or harvesting the acreage reserve. Maximum acreage for reserve is 50 percent of allotment or 50 acres, whichever larger. minimum is 10 percent of allotment or 5 acres, whichever larger.
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Boe
Deadline Set for Excess Wheat in Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass county growers with wheat exceeding allotments have until July 11 to dispose of winter wheat and July 21 for spring wheat to meet 1956 acreage limits. Excess wheat on any farm will count against the farm allotment. penalties apply to farms over 15 acres or 200 bushels. Growers should contact the county ASC office promptly.
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Sweet Grass County Wheat
Kenneth Roe
Sweet Grass County
ASC
Bee
Weeklong softball signups end Saturday at local clubs
People eager to replay softball can sign up by Saturday at the Legion club Moose Solbergs or Klindt's. A $1 registration fee applies. Orville Wulff becomes Moose team manager replacing Ole Dahl who retires after three years. Ross Snyder is named Firemen manager, Louis Olson Jaycees, Jim Schneider Lions, Lloyd Severance Legion.
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Legion Club
Moose
Solberg’s
Klindt’s
Orville Wulff
Ole Dahl
Ross Snyder
Firemen
Louis Olson
Jaycees
Jim Schneider
iLions
Lloyd Severance
Legion
Congregationalists Plan Fund Drive and Expansion
The Congregational church team led by Moderator Mc Lean A Clark launches a September stewardship campaign with committee chairs chosen. Dr Warren H Denison of Grinnell Iowa will visit to educate on church finance as the building expansion and annual budget are emphasized. Clive Haas becomes building fund treasurer for early gifts.
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Congregational Church
McLean A. Clark
Warren H. Denison
Grinnell
Iowa
C. J. Paulson
Harry Wordal
Walt Huffman
L. W. Baskett
Katherine Douglas
Fred Ellis
Denison
Christian Churches
Congregational
Labbe
Clive Haas
Services Held For Mrs. John Huyser
Funeral services for Eliz a beth Huyser 73 wife of John A Huyser were held Tuesday at 2 30 p m from the Church of God. She died Sunday after months of cancer. Rev J G Sealey and Rev A Erickson officiated with Mrs Sealey at the organ. Pallbearers included Ed Bieber Oscar Vik George Savchenko Nils Petersen Fred Swift and E F Osterhout. Burial was at Mountain View. She was born May 10 1883 in Holland Michigan and moved to North Dakota then Sandstone Minnesota. Married in Sandstone November 25 1903 they moved to Montana in 1905 08 buying the Huyser ranch near Big Timber. Survived by husband eight children and twenty one grandchildren.
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Elizabeth Huyser
John A Huyser
Church of God
Ed Bieber
Oscar Vik
George Savchenko
Nils Petersen
Fred Swift
E F. Osterhout
Mountain View
Huyser
Holland
Mich
Jacob York
North Dakota
Sandstone
Minn
John A. Huyser
Montana
Big Timber
Dutch Reform Church
Richard Price
Hamilton
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Columbus
Rev. Price
Hed
Swenson
Wallace Bristol
Stephanous
Montana State College
Bozeman
St. Mark’s
Joans
Kappa Delta
Westre
Sher
Powell ‘County
Deer Lodge
Edward Syms
C. N. Knighton
Missoula
Livingston
Harold McLauchlan
Frances Fellis
Sigma Chitralay Reader
Bank County
C. L. Swenson
Larry
Larry Swenson
Don Beighle
Gordon
Prince Edward Island
ash/MacPherson
Wes Neubower
Gene
Missouri
Gordon Erickson
Betty Copenhaver
Bud Jarrett
Dillon
MacPherson
H. R. Anderson
le Community Hospital
Iona Trumbull
Lions plan Lewis and Clark caravan entertainment in Big Timber
Lions club members mapped a welcome for a Greater Clarkston caravan arriving via the Lewis and Clark route in Big Timber. Coffee and doughnuts at the city park will precede a visit to the Huidekoper ranch. The group also voted to send a handicapped child to a Flathead camp next August, with cost around 50 dollars and a full program of activities.
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Lions Club
Clarkston
McLean Clark
Huidekoper Ranch
Flathead
Kalispell
Harold McLauchlan
Family Night at City Park features softball title clash
Friday at City Park tops a week of activities with a 7 p.m. softball final between the White Sox and Dodgers for the park championship. The event includes swimming 7 to 9, dancing at 9:30, and a Goosey orchestra on the tennis courts. Young players, aged 7 to 13, have prepared batting orders and positions as residents are urged to attend.
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City Park
Jim Graham
White Sox
Dodgers
Tim Fraham Curim
Polio Vaccine Availability Noted in Community Notice
Community notice confirms polio vaccine is available, urging residents to seek immunization. Details on locations and schedules are limited in the readable text.
Congress Grants Final Approval to 32 Billion Federal Highway Plan
Congress approved a 32.9 billion highway measure to fund a 41 000 mile intercity superhighway system. The plan raises taxes on gasoline tires and trucks and adds a $1 50 per 1 000 pounds annual truck tax. The Senate passed 89 to 1 after House action. The program includes 27 5 billion federal share and a 5 1 billion three year roads package with 50 percent state match. The bill now awaits President Eisenhower's signature.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ing
Senate
Lion
Conf Dent
Eisenhower
Russell B Long
D-La
Awancon
Te Capamucuil Meneosaly
Jaycee Fireworks Night of July 3 in Big Timber
The Big Timber Jaycees host a free fireworks display at the fairgrounds on Tuesday evening July 3 starting at 8 o'clock. The city band performs and Curtis Jacobson, winner of the state Knights of Pythias speech contest, speaks. Donations welcome to cover expenses. rain date is Wednesday night.
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Big Timber Jaycees
Fair Grounds
Curtis Jacobson
Knights of Pythias
East Williston visitors to the Arnesons arrive today
Mrs. LeRoy Edwards and daughter Miriam with Miss Elizabeth Edwards and nephew Kirk arrived from East Williston New York to be guests for several days of Elmer Arnesons.
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Arnesons
LeRoy Edwards
Miriam
Elizabeth Edwards
Kirk
East Williston
N. Y
Elmer Arnesons
Parade Winners Announced at Frontier Days Parade
Prize winners for the rodeo parade are listed with awards for Frontier Days-Early Settlers Coach outstanding floats Moose Jaycees 4 H clubs Porcupine Butte Grey Cliff Otter Creek Boulder decorated bikes and youth groups. Special honors include oldest youngest entries and a 56 foot pole display noted for its sponsorship and the judges named. Checks to winners will be mailed by Jim Schneider.
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Frontier Days
Dry Gulch
Porcupine Butte
Grey Cliff
Ceryl O’leary
Buttons Hakes
Rena McComb
Rebecca Green
Wright Ewan
Ed Webber
Virgil Hakes
Orville Walee
LaVern Duncan
Carol van Cleve
Elsie Wulff
Tude McComb
Marate Gebhardt
Jan Klindt
Samiostume
Jim Schneider
Luther Lodge
Clive Haas
Don Smart
McLean
Clark
Raymond Hoem
Dorothy Traver
Ed Adam
Addie Hoem
Martin i Songstad
W. B. Spencer
Roy Snyder Accepts Arizona Teaching Post
Roy Snyder a Big Timber high school instructor since 1949 accepts a position at Marana high school near Tucson Arizona He will teach social studies in the junior high and two English courses in the high school He remains head baseball coach and assistant football coach for the amalgamated Marana district which operates 23 buses
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Roy Snyder
Arizona
Big Timber
Marana High School
Tucson
Ariz
Marana
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John Huyser
Price
J. M. Schneider
Cong. Orvin Flare
National Animal Disease Laboratory
Cong
Flare
Don Collins
American Cattleman’s Association
Kit Carson
Colo
The
Montana Veterinary Re
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Wallis Huidekoper
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Wacac
Thea Westre
Mary Westre
Murray Swenson
Emil Dockter
Billings
Mervin Sell
A. Ronald McDonnell
Martin
Leona Trumbull
G. O. Schulz
Peter Riveland
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Jsatin
Tulle
Martin Songstad
Don Tetlie
Banff
Lake Louise
Her
F. B. Peterson
Clar
Robert Steensland
Jerry Swanberg
Jack Prather
Bob Klindt
Gary Refsland
Bob Lillibridge
Dennis Johnson
Walt Miller
Tommy Simmons
Jim Parrent
Doug Kelly
Ron Riter
Billy Schneider
Chuck Petaja
Rich Paulson
John Paulson
Duane Hauge
Forrest Ullman
Jim Elgas
Rich Ihager
Jack Simmons
Danny Ischeel
Ed Parrent
Goosey
Nan Nallan
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Animal Disease’ Laboratory
Ogram
Harold Boe
Montana Municipal League
Jaycee
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