Easter events and council results in Farmington area
Saturday school election saw Emil Depner reelected trustee for three years in Farmington and Harold Baker chosen for East Farmington to succeed Lambert Toren. Easter activities filled the week with services, vacations, visits, and many local guests across Farmington and nearby homes.
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Farmington
Bertha Frydenlund
Cecil Cole
Emil Depner
East Farmington
John Chalmers
A. E. Breere
Howard Hangon
Harold Baker
Lambert Toren
Willows
Harriet Talifson
N.M.C
Havre
Talifson
Joe Talifson
Cut Bank
George Tweet
Fairfield
Farmington H. D
Charles Tesch
Acreage Reserve Funds Expanded to 1958 Program
Farmers who missed signup for the 1958 Soil Bank Acreage Reserve may join when the supplemental $250 million is approved, raising total funds to $750 million. The county ASC committee and state officers prepared for immediate action once final congressional action is completed.
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Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Schaefer
House-Senate
ASC
Betzes Seed Market Outlook For Profit
Premium market notes demand for bright mellow clean ripe dry unmixed Betzes with high germination, low protein and no cracking or skinning. Plant Betzes for profit as buyers seek quality seeds and strong yields this season.
County ASC Office to Sign Acreage Reserve Agreements
Schaefer said public notice will be given promptly when the county ASC office is ready to sign additional Acreage Reserve agreements for persons on registers. In the meantime the office will provide general information while farmers should not sign until official announcements are made.
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Schaefer
ASC
Power School Board Renamed After Election At Power
Melvin Johnson was renamed to the Power school board after last Saturday’s election in which about 40 percent of electors voted. Voters approved grade and high school levies by more than eight to one. Senior class at Power High will present The Atomic Blonde on Friday Apr 11 directed by Mrs Signe Harlow with a long cast list. An annual joint concert by the Dut ton Greenfield and Power bands and choirs is set for April 23 in the Power gymnasium with public attendance welcome.
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Melvin Johnson
Power School Board
Power High School
Atomic Blonde
Signe Harlow
Gail Bell
Robin Franklin
Donna Largent
Shirley Somerfeld
Patricia Toeckes
Tony Beck
Richard Dehn
Alan Loftsgaarden
Emil Neuman
Stan Poor
John Rendicker
Jerry Smith
George Toeckes
Dutton
Greenfield
Power
Power Gymnasium
Girl Scout Troops Report On March 9 Banquet And Badges
Girl Scout Troop No. 15 presented a style show at the banquet for all scouts and parents. They earned the good grooming badge and created personal grooming charts for a month. They prepared emergency fuel and waterproofed matches for spring cook-outs. On March 24 they visited Mrs Thelma Nauck to learn baby care as part of the child care badge and thanked her for her time. Troop No. 16 completed the homemaker badge with Phil Vorhees teaching hammering nails and screw installation.
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Thelma Nauck
Tenderfoot Troop 19 learns laws and jack knife safety
Karen Gravdal reports Troop 19 completes Tenderfoot topics including the Girl Scout Promise, ten laws, and basic A-fire and jack knife handling. Brownie Troop 12 crafts Easter favors for the Rest Home, builds a wishing well, and tests a group game idea. Cecilia Snyder reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Gravdal
Cecilia Snyder
Lawn and ornamental planting care in spring
The guide advises thorough raking after drying, then fertilizer. Use about three pounds of ammonium nitrate per 1,000 sq ft, or heavier rates with ammonium sulfate and 10-20-0. Apply in dry conditions and water in. Two or more light fertilizer applications yield better results than one heavy dose. Pruning now is timely. coat cuts with shellac or asphalt paint.
Multiflora Rose as Living Fence in Montana Questioned
Horticulturists Leonard Yager and Ed Isaac warn the multiflora rose, dubbed a living fence, is poorly adapted to Montana outside the far western region. They anticipate heavy die back or total loss across most of the state, given local conditions.
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Leonard Yager
Ed Isaac
Montana
Dutton Sailor to Graduate from Navy Boot Camp
James W. Johnson, apprentice petty officer second class, USN, son of Mr and Mrs H G Kaldor of Dutton, is set to graduate today from Recruit Training at the Naval Training Center San Diego California. Apprenticed petty officers are chosen from seaman recruits to aid Company Commanders, based on aptitude and leadership.
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San Diego
James W. Johnson
USN
H. G. Kaldor
Dutton
Naval Training Center
Calif
Hereford Cattle Bought in Four Contracts
Three of four contracts in the Pendroy Jackson Cascade regions total 1,500 head of Hereford cattle with fall delivery. Prices range 21 to 29 cents. Pendroy area 250 steers 21 cents Sept 15. Jackson area 100 calves 29 cents steers 27 cents heifers. Cascade area 650 steers 22 cents Sept 15 and 500 yearlings 23 cents Sept 15.
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John Reichel
First National Bank
Jackson Area
Cascade
Great Falls Tribune
Sergeant Describes Army National Guard's Origins
The sergeant explains the Army National Guard predates the United States, tracing back to an 18th century Massachusetts militia formed in 1636.
Time appointed for proving will in Thomas O Larson estate
Probate department of the district court in Teton County Montana sets April 18, 1958 at 10:00 AM in Chateau for proving the will of Thomas O Larson also known as T O Larson and for hearing the application of Alva L Armstrong and Harriet L Guthrie for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated April 2, 1958. Helen J Vance, Clerk. Swanberg Swanberg Attorneys Great Falls Montana. 3 pubs April 3 10 17 ACANTHA WANT ADS BRING SURPRISING RESULTS.
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Chateau
County of Teton
Alva L. Armstrong
Harriet L. Guthrie
Helen J. Vance
Swanberg & Swanberg Attorneys
Great Falls
Montana
Notice to Creditors for Frye and Moore Estates in Montana
Notice to creditors of Harry H Frye and Alexander H Moore both deceased. K M Bridenstine administrator for Frye estate requests claims with vouchers within four months at Larson Building Chateau Montana. Executor Ben Moore for Moore estate announces claims to be filed at Charles Davidson law offices Great Falls Montana. Four publications dates since March 1958.
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Emil Depner
Frank Zgoda
Bob Davidson
Bertha Frydenlund
Norman
Laura Davidson
George Seufert
Leslie Chalmers
Ben Chalmers
John Chalmers
Oscar Erickson
Harold Cook
Henry Aresmeyer
Leslie Arensmeyer
A. G. Arensmeyer
Rinehardt Arensmeyer
Martin Arensmeyer
Margaret Arensmeyer
Walter Arensmeyer
Walter
William Arensmeyer
Reuben Depner
Marvin Hanson
Great Falls
John Johnson
Kenneth Brown
Melody
Marvin Hansons
Reuben Deaners
John Oberfoell
G. I. Tangen
Howard Hanson
Charles Hanson
Jesse Shaw
Myron Olson
Hilda Olson
Clarence Carlson
Ray Weist
A. O. Lindseth
Martin Much
Belt
Herbert Tangen
Kathy
Miles White
Ernest Carlson and Sons
Glen Wiseman Sr
Harry H. Frye
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
K. M. Bridenstine
Charles Davidson
First National Bank
Ben Moore
Alexander H. Moore
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David
Ronnie Brown
Simms
Frank McIntyre
Glasgow
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Howard Truchot
Alex Truchot
Mary Smith
Raymond Arensmeyer
Virginia City
Ronald Otness
A. E. Broere
Larry
Robert Broere
Hilda Iverson
Bill Broere
Herbert Styren
Reider Neckstad
Pendroy
Henry Smith
Smith Ranch
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Girl Scout News
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Attics
Montana Seekgrowers Association
Relee
THE
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Raymond Kelly
Leo’s
Navy
Taylor Motor Company
Knudtzon Lumber
Knudtzon Lumber Company
Choteau, Montana
Wage Auxwry
N & H Implement Company
Dutton Machinery CO
Dutton, Montana
Army National’ Guard
18Nd Infantry
Massachusetts
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
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Thomas O. Larson
T. O. Larson
Acantha
Protecting Hand
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Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Deceas
Jey Tuttle
Billings Gazette
Billings
Big Horn Canyon
America
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Colorado
Idaho
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Wyoming Rockies
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Anaconda Company
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United States Brewers Foundation
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