Farmington Notes Highlight Local Visits and Business Moves
Mrs Louise Nasser visits Fairfield relative A Thal while Mrs R A Eastwood hosts. Depners and Washburn visit Martin Depner. Oddie Linseth and M Depner shop in Great Falls. Arensmeyer returns home from hospital. Wallace Winship family visits M Depner. Hazel Powell and Judy stay with Gus and Mrs Depner. Collins family to Canada for winter farewell. Maurice Lindseth to open body shop in Choteau. move there soon. Reuben Depner and Jack Cherry buy Grizzly station in Chateau. Home Demonstration club meets at Chalmers. next at Laura Davidson home with Gus Depner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Nasser
Fairfield
A. Thal
Lakota
N. Dak
R. A. Eastwood
Delmer Depner
Depner
Mr. Washburn
Spokane
Martin Depner
Oddie Linseth
M. Depner
Great Falls
Leslie Lyle Arensmeyer
Wallace Winship
Gary
Hazel Powell
Judy
Gus Depner
Collins
Ernest Johnson
Canada
Maurice Lindseth
Choteau
Mr. Lindseth
Oddie Lindseth
Reuben Depner
Jack Cherry
Chateau
Mrs Lindseth hosts Andreas birthday party
Mrs Albert Lindseth entertained in honor of her daughter Andreas first birthday anniversary Wednesday afternoon. A number of guests were out from Chateau. Kenneth Suiste was absent from school last week with an earache. Maurice Lindseth was an overnight guest at the Oddie Lindseth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lindseth
Andreas
Chateau
Kenneth Suiste
Maurice Lindseth
Oddie Lindseth
Early hatching boosts egg production in pullets
Experimental reports from New Mexico and Kansas stations show early hatched Singlecomb White Leghorn pullets outperform later hatchers in egg production, weight, and market value. April hatched birds yield higher eggs and returns than July hatched, with February and March hatchings also favorable. Buy chicks early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Rhode Island
Secondary Roads Support for Millions of Farms Declines in Value
Secondary roads sustain six million American farms with an annual production value of twelve billion dollars, highlighting their critical role in agricultural supply chains and rural economies.
Speed Dusting Tip Boosts Cleaning Time
A dusting method uses a cloth in each hand to wipe surfaces quickly, cutting the chore by half. Independent hands improve efficiency, enabling faster removal of dust particles from furniture, shelves, and electronics.
Speed Fatal: A Speed Violation Linked to 1944 Crashes
A 1944 report notes that one third of fatal motor vehicle accidents involved a speed violation. The finding highlights speeding as a major factor in deadly crashes during that year.
Pendroy community notes and local visits end March
Mrs. Lott returns from Seattle after a month with relatives. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Tschantre in Great Falls with the infant named. Local visits include the Gulbransons, Page family, and Roy Page at Fairfield. Lt. Dave Rice arrives home on 30 day furlough from overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rice
Roy Page
C. Gulbranson
Bert Powell
Chateau
G. R. Talbert
William Lusty
Ike Denison
Bynum
Ward
M. B. Chamberlain
Billings
Mark Mervyn
Chamberlain
John Swanson
Nebraska
R. S. Estes
Great Falls
Herman Earles
Deaconess Hospital
Carl Gulbranson
al Hargens
Claude Johns, Jr
Obert Lee
Fairfield
Cora Seekins
Conrad
John Watkins
Lee Hamer
al Grasser
Jay Githel
John
Dave Rice
Marine Air Corps
Local noted visits and family news from Agawam
Mrs Eunice Robinson and others visited Great Falls on Friday. Raymond Weist returned home for stitches then left again for eye care. The Rafter and Poore families returned from Three Forks and Fairfield respectively. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Russel Larson at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls on March 21. The Agawam Red Cross chairwoman urges donations. Bridal shower for Miss McLean attended. The Ericksons arrived from California visiting relatives. Home Demonstration club met and donated to Red Cross while planning linoleum for floors. Robert Kropp attended a birthday party in Great Falls. Joyce Robinson attended Star in Chateau and Easter practice. Rafter company visited from Great Falls Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Weist
Henry Weist
Great Falls
Raymond Weist
R. H. Rafter
Poore
Three Forks
Mont
Andrew C. Robinson
Russel Larson
C. M. Poore
Fairfield
Rafter
Denton
Otto Schaefer
Rose
Rochester
Minn
Willis Rigby
Missoula
Butte
Whitefish
Kalispell
Pendray
Red Cross
Kropp
Bob Erickson
Robert Kropp
Robert Paul, Jr
Joyce Robinson
Star In
Prefabricated Houses Begin to Sprout On University Campus
Montana State University moves to add modular housing with 26 units from Richland Washington for married veterans. The two sections include 16 one bedroom and eight three bedroom houses and should be ready within two weeks. Survey work also begins on the golf course site for 174 more units from university and city sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
U.P
Montana _ state university
Richland
Wash
Laundering Drying Linens as Described in Household Tips
The instructions describe hanging sheets with hems, tablecloths with selvedge over the line, and pinning at regular intervals. Napkins handkerchiefs and washcloths are dried together with overhang, pillowcases turned inside out and pinned, towels hung slightly above the line and shaken dry rather than ironed.
Local News Briefs Mention Church, Visits and Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Otto Schaefer visited Bynum for church Sunday morning. Andrew C Robinson Jr of Great Falls returned home Saturday for a few days.
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Farmington News
Mrs
Home Demonstration Club
John Chalmers
Mauseth
Frieda Schroder
Laura Davidson
Scientific Detective Laboratories
Estat
Luke S. May
Henry
Stuart Bidg
Seattle 1
First Ave
G. E. Lindholm, Propr
E.R. Halbrook
Department of Pasttry Industry Montane State College
SAI SS
Shawver Ranch
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Pendroy
C. A. Shawver
Eeere
McCormack Deering
John Deere
Newell Sanders
M. W
Thor
Davis
Davenport
Penroy
Con Christianson
John A. Swanson
Agawam
Uncle Sam
Jimmy
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