Cobbs Field notes raise concerns over local baseball program
The column laments declines in the junior and overall American Legion baseball programs in Lewistown. It praises past effort by Dom Tognetti and notes recent games at Cobbs Field including Twin Falls and Billings contests with detailed play descriptions and manager statements.
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Lewistown
America Legion
Dem Tognetyi
Wave
American Legion
Kindergarden
Mao
Leistown
Bom Tognetti
Dom
Twin Falls
Jackie Skinner
Jack
Jesson
Glenox
Bilkings
Mustang
Jack Skinner
Bob Cope
Don Jones
Shepard J
Bill Willman
Che Jub
Bill Wolfe
Billings
Biz Dan
Lucchesi
Palmer
Bill Wisman
Big Dan
Dan
Teo
Lewin
E d Moore
Gar Meyer
Jessen
Sowans
Foslepanka
Jim Pecpins
Bill Wilsman
Ett
Annual Doll Show Set at Jr High Friday Night
The fourth annual doll show, sponsored by the Ole department of pubs recreation, will run Friday evening at 6 o clock in the Junior High School gym. Miss Done mn Diné Eugene Carroll and co directors announce divisions for adults 16 and up and no children’s division. Prizes honor smallest, grandest, most foreign, bridal, baby, best handmade, best collection and best display. Entries in a doll may be in one division but multiple dolls allowed in multiple divisions. judging occurs 4 to 6 pm with public exhibition to follow at 6 pm.
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Jr. Hi
Ole Department of Pubs Recreation
Done Mn Diné Eugene Carroll
Dlvisions
Bes
Fifth Street
Loan Rates for 1850 Crop Small Grains Announced
H O Beeman of Broadview announced county loan rates for 1950 crop small grains and flaxseed in Yellowstone County. Rates per bushel are wheat 1.23, barley 1.01, oats 0.64, rye 1.10, flaxseed 2.34. Loans and purchase agreements run through January 1961 with eligibility tied to wheat allotments.
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Yellowstone County
H. O. Beeman
Broadview
Yellowstone County Production and Marketing
Dog Seeks New Home From Moving Bilings Family
An eight month old mountain shepherd mix tamale dog is available from a Bilings family about to move. Black with white feet and intelligent, the dog has already learned several tricks. Call 84773 after p.m. to inquire about adopting.
Bureaucrats staffing Indian affairs by the numbers
Civil Service figures show the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs employs 12 741 people to care for 93 886 Indians in the country. This is an average of one bureaucrat for every 27 Indians.
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NEAP
Civil Service
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
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