Conrad Draft Board Resigns Over Hutterite Induction Issue
The Conrad selective service board resigns after the U S Department of Justice classified two Hutterite men as religious conscientious objectors. the state appeals board upheld 1 A O for non combat duty, while the local board seeks action and expedited classifications. The resignations cite moral conviction and request expedited handling of Hutterite cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Draft Board
William Thanmum
Conrad Selective Service Board
Louis Kane
David Jones
Gen
S. H. Mitchell
State Board
Conrad
U. S. Department of Justice
Justice Department
Peyton Ford
Washington, D. C
Great Falls
Thaanum
Ae Wa
Mitchell
W. A.thanham
Rich soil linked to healthier populations in the region
Dr H B Davidson president of the county medical association notes areas with nutrient rich soil yield healthier, more energetic people. He cites low selective service rejections in the northwest as contrasted with higher rejections in parts of the deep south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Davidson
The
Medical Association of
County of
New York
Selective Service Boards
Deep South
Camphor Drops From Trees Immense Steaming Process
The World Book Encyclopedia describes camphor trees as sweating camphor when branches are steamed. Drops are collected, drained, and pressed to remove oil and water, yielding whitish crystals.
Water Conservation and Soil Improve Pastures Aimed at Crops
County PMA chairman Jake Luinstra urges Te ton ranchers to join the Agricultural Conservation program now to boost farm and ranch output for defense needs. He notes pasture improvement raises meat and milk production, protects soil from erosion, and restores organic matter, while criticizing underused rough or rocky pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Luinstra
PMA
Teton County
Luinstra
Pasture Improvement Practices Highlighted in ACP Program
The ACP program offers various pasture management and improvement practices for farms of different sizes. A new option applies to farms with not more than 160 acres of pasture or range land, with other practices suited to larger grazing areas. County PMA offices and committee members provide complete details to all agricultural producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uclea
Luinstra
PMA
Community Club Seeks Potluck and Film Night
Sahay night features Power and dance with Herbert Randal family visiting. 48 club meeting at the hall Sunday afternoon with Mrs Crane hosting lunch. Potluck supper planned this Saturday and a picture show to follow. Feaymond DeBruycker returns to Fort Lewis after furlough. Swenson and Bersie Reiquam family visit, and Beasie Reiquam with Mrs Swenson visit Mrs Sheppard in Conrad. Pupils gain Penpals from Weekly Readers with letters from New York Virginia and Wisconsin. Ruffin of Brady visits Walter Banns. Corey back from a business trip to Babb Sweet Grass Cut Bank and Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sborg
Dance In
Sahay
Herbert Randal
Aba Ee
Erwin Arp
Reo
Aitsihailys
Feaymond DeBruycker
Fort Lewis
Floyd. Swenson
Bozeman
Bersie Reiquam
Pete Ias
Beasie Reiquam
Floyd Swenson
Sheppard
Child Was a Girl During Shakespearean Days
Observers note that historical usage of the term child referred to a female infant, reflecting gendered language norms of Shakespearean era society.
Ghost Acres in Teton County Highlight Field Strip Cropping
County PMA chairman Jake Luinstr a notes field strip cropping started in 1934 and reduces wind erosion. Under the 1950 ACP program, about 180000 acres were protected by strip cropping with 401 farmers in Teton County. Signups occur at community meetings and in Chateau, stressing soil and water conservation as a national interest through shared costs with farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Jake Luinstra
PMA
Luinstra
Chateau and
Dutton
Chateau
Program progress report shows ongoing work
A concise progress note indicates the program is functioning and advancing toward its next milestones with ongoing evaluation of outputs and results.
Hospital Births and Discharges Note
Victor Linsalie admitted March 16. Pendroy couple Mr and Mrs Albert Thorman welcome a daughter born March 19 weighing 10 pounds. Engelbert Baier dismissed March 17. Mrs Bilary Gollehon and infant daughter discharged March 16. Roll Smith discharged March. Harry Perkins discharged March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Linsalie
Albert Thorman
Pendroy
Engelbert Baier
Bilary Gollehon
Roll Smith
First Cow Shipment to Jamestown Colony Reaches 1611
The first cows arrived for James Town Colony in 1611 marking an early livestock introduction. The shipment signals a shift in colonial farming practices and settlement sustenance with cattle becoming a staple resource for the colony.
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Jamestown Colony
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Augusta Power
Nessa
United States
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Henry Tomsha
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Mike Elorak
Frank Horak
Jimmy Hofland
Brady
Fitzgerald
Alvin Orne
Johnson
D. Banis
Pop Winter
Spall
Mrs. Pearl Campbell
Cornell Cafe
Elsie Holombo
Mgr
General Electric
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Dale Implement CO
Congoleum
Hielo Perea
Reins Montana
Raat
Seagesugas
IHG
Luin
Harry Perkins
Graham Hoeme
Graham Hoemes
Hanson Bros. Garage
Oldsmobile
Parts and Accessories
Carter Bus
GMC
Allis Chalmers
Breen Oil Company
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Leslie ‘Judge’ Burns
E.C
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HH. C. Grinde Company
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Great Falls, Montana
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