Cow Belles and Stockgrowers Hold Helena Confab Dates
The 19th Cow Belle and 88th Stockgrower conventions met in Helena from May 18 to 20. National Cow Belle President Mrs Phylis Connally spoke on consumer concerns about meat quality and foreign substances while noting U.S. regulations assure meat is safe. New Stockgrower officers were named and a panel debated the proposed constitution with both supporters and opponents present.
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Helena
Phylis Connally
Dunn Center
North Dakota
Phoenix
West
Iate Con Sumer
U.S
Katie Williams
Alder
Kermit Anderson
Mileville
Ben Brownfield
Glendive
Robert Brownslee
Big Timber
Reg Davies
Chinook
Walter Johnson
Belt
Rachel Mansfield
Mark Etchart
Max Conover
Terry Johnson
Leslie Eskildsen
Archie Wilson
Tech Stockgrowers
Osprital Votes Dismissed and Re Mail as Patients List
A list shows names under two headings. Dismissed names include Norm Hauge, Catherine Webber, Grace Severance, Yvonne Jones, Dorothy Burmeister, and Ruth Kunesh. Re mail as patients includes Susie Tjaal and Sylvia Elgas. Martha Ann Satre appears as Mary Ann Satre.
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Norm Hauge
Catherine Webber
Grace Severance
Yvonne Jones
Dorothy Burmeister
Ruth Kunesh
Susie Tjaal
C. J
Sylvia) Elgas
Mary Ann Satre
Fresh Teenager Provokes Elder Wisdom in Wisconsin Town
In Darlington Wisconsin Lafayette County, an older resident recounts surviving WWII three crashes two bad marriages and multiple hardships. A younger person retorts you don't know what life is all about highlighting generational contrast in a small community.
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Darlington
Wisc
Lafayette County
Leadership winners crowned at Livingston Elks Lodge event
Tracy Chevallier of Livingston and Pam Starr led the award ceremony with Don Mosness exalted ruler presiding and Susan Esp honored as first place scholarship winner.
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The
Livingston Elks Lodge
Tracy Chevallier
Livingston
Don Mosness
Lodge
Pam Starr
Susan Esp
Barber Visit Heads South to Denton and Fairfield
Mr and Mrs Marvin Barber travel from their home to Denton in south central Montana to visit relatives and assist branding at the Hickey Ranch. Later they plan to stay in Fairfield at the home of their son Pat Barber and daughter in law and their grandson Zane.
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Marvin Barber
Denton
Montana
Hickey Ranch
Fairfield
Pat Barber
Zane
Drive Carefully Memorial Day Warning From Montana Paper
The piece urges caution during Memorial Day weekend as Montanans honor war dead and traffic deaths rise. It notes about 648,000 American soldiers died in battle and nearly 1.1 million motorists have perished in road crashes, stressing that auto deaths surpassed the Vietnam war toll in the past year. It concludes with a plea not to take a holiday from safe driving.
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Harold McLauchlan
Cremco Tree Company
4Th and Hart
Dixon's
Rapp
Dale
Big Timber Pioneer
P. O
Mcleod Big Timber
United States Post Office
Sweet Grass
Springdale
Rees
Eeint
Grey Cliff
Melville
Leed
Stanley BE
Co. Tichenor
Linpa
Osprital
Elmer Schye
House of Representatives
White Sulphur Springs
Schye For Legislature Club
Lois Owens
Gec-Treas
White Sulphur
Springs
Cremer
Harold Stewart
Elks
Livingston Elks Lodge Enterprise Photo
Mr. and
Mrs
A. C. McDonald
Monroe Super
Oie Motor Co., Inc
SEARS
Sears Roebuck
Livingston, Montana
Ben Franklin
Ben F Frankl
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