Plan to Increase Lamb Meat Sales Approved
About 40 sheep growers from all sections of Teton county and Chateau businessmen attended a Thursday meeting to approve an eat more lamb campaign. Max Legge, directed by the Montana Wool Growers association, outlined benefits and early lamb marketing advances to members. Senator T O Larson presided and Earle Racey of Dallas presented the national advertising effort to boost lamb consumption nationwide.
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Teton County
United States
National Wool Growers Association
Montana Wool Growers Association
Eat- More Lamb Club
T. O. Larson
Max Legge
Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association
State Association
Earle Racey
Dallas
Texas
Racey
Teton High Ties for Second in Vocational Division
Teton county high shares second place in vocational subjects at the district scholarship contest held last Saturday in Great Falls. Cascade led vocational with 18 points while Teton and Belt tied at 12. Fort Benton topped academic with 39.34 points. Stockett-Sand Coulee 17.5 and Simms 14. Points were tallied from 12 high schools including Augusta, Belt, Cascade, Fort Benton, Power, Stockett-Sand Coulee, Chateau, Big Sandy, Dutton, Fort Shaw, Simms and Highwood.
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Teton County High
Great Falls
Teton High
Belt
Cascade
Fort Benton
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Simms
F. F. Sparks
Augusta
Power
Chateau
Big Sandy
Dutton
Fort Shaw
Highwood
Teton
Jaymae Pollock
Mary Alice King
Erma Young
U. S
Marybelle Peterson
Harriet Holmes
Ethel Briggs
Jeanette Spoelder
Francis Truchot
Bernice Reiken
Beautification Adds Pfies ter junipers and Montana Mugo pines
The Main avenue fountain received new Pfies ter junipers this week. Court house grounds were enhanced with several Montana Mugo pines during the same period.
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Main Avenue
Court House
Apportionment of State Funds Made Thursday
County Treasurer O G Meadows received 13370 71 from the state auditor for grade schools. County Superintendent Anna E Stafford completed the apportionment on Thursday based on 1979 pupils at 6.75 each. District No 1 Chateau led with 3101 14, Fairfield District No 21 followed with 1168 84, and District No 28 Dutton with 939 13.
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O. G. Meadows
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Alien
Asteeseeoosees
Liebewiesopen
Tawedeweense
Ten Wesesece
Steeetannsines
Teton Service Co Acquires Power-Morgan Chevrolet Garage
The Power-Morgan garage becomes Teton Service Company garage and Chevrolet headquarters after a Tuesday deal. B H Fisher announces the acquisition of the Chevrolet agency, with plans to sell tires and accessories from the former stock and install new parts storage and up to date Chevrolet machinery. Clyde Kraber will run the shop and M D Fee will head the Chevrolet sales department as a carload of Chevrolets arrives this week.
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Power-Morgan
Teton Service Company
Chevrolet
B. H. Fisher
Power-Morgan Company
Fisher
Clyde Kraber
Kraber
Teton County
M. D. Fee
Great Falls
Farmington Slideshow on Life of Christ Draws Notice
A large Farmington crowd attended slides on the life of Christ at the community hall. Edward G. Hellen, Sunday school missionary from Havre, reported deep audience interest and discussed starting a Sunday school in Farmington, though no firm plans were made.
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Farmington
Christ
Edward G. Hellen
Havre
Hellen
Grade School to Stage Crocodile Island Musical Comedy
The Chateau public school will present Crocodile Island a two act musical comedy on Friday April 24 Miss Ruby Miller said the production features a tropical isle tale with a farcical plot lively scores and a six piece orchestra A cast list includes King Bongaroola Coco Orinoco Hopalong Simpson Tom and Jeff and several royal and tourist roles with an onstage tropical set and curtain drop for background
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Ruby Miller
Chateau Public School
Crocodile Island
Miss Miller
Bongaroola
Coco Orinoco
Amos McSnoozer
Tom
Jeff
Hopalong Simp
McSnooser
Picons
Bettie Moore
Sarah Crisp
Margaret Hodgskiss
Abigail Brewster
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Mammy Lu
Johanna Hirshberg
Palace of
King Bongaroola
Paul Baillie
Alice Mae Arnett
Carl Maccany
Louise Clarkson
Walter Tennant
Margaret Doughney
Vincent Peters
Gordon Eckford
Jack Stork
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Floyd Byler
Frances Mellon
Joe Darby
Virgina Allum
Mack Swaine
Mary Ellen Robison
Robert Noble
Dorothy Miller
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Mildred Nelson
John Billings
Thelma Newcome
Howard Koch
Agnes Blomberg
Lester Franks
Evelyn Clarkson
Howard Truchot
Alice Ledgerwood
Norman Brown
Doris Stillman
Bad Weeks
Nora Bush
Mrs.Tennant
Marc Butchart
Betty Webb
Eddie Hanson
Florence Trescott
George Tennant
Fanny Pridham
Seniors Triumph in T C H S Inter Class Track Meet
The Teton County High seniors won the inter class meet held last Monday with total points: seniors 11814, freshmen 51, sophomores 4614, juniors 14. Herman Earles led with 41 points, followed by Walter Mozer and Ed Yeager with 24 and 19 points respectively. Coach Art Graber praised Herman Barles as a rising talent with six event wins. The upcoming Teton Invitational at Chateau on April 25 promises strong competition from Centereille, Conrad, Augusta, Dutton, Power and Simms.
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Teton County High
Herman Earles
Walter Mozer
Ed Yeager
Phillip Doughty
C. Peters
Jim Morgan
C. Norris
Lee Madoore
G. Hanson
R. Sheppard
Evan Thompson
H. Yeager
J. Connole
G. Monkman
O. Tweet
E. Earles
A Young
L. Ortel
W. Yeager
L. Baker
H. Gaare
B. Jones
Herman Barles
Art Graber
Morgan
Lee Moore
Monkman
Thompson
Norris
Band Members Active and New Officers Elected for May 2 Dance
American Legion band members elected A B Ramsey president K R Smith vice president T L Gossack treasurer J W Broderick secretary Marc Butchart Clarence Carlson librarians V Nicola named leader dues set at 25 cents monthly Four Great Falls musicians admitted as regular visitors Band plans a dance and band concert at Twin Lakes on Saturday May 2 An advertising committee of Jim Broderick T L Gossack Lynn Baker named Robert Clarkson made an honorary member During a Tuesday meeting bylaws were discussed.
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American Legion
A. B. Ramsey
K. R. Smith
T. L. Gossack
J. W. Broderick
Marc Butchart
Clarence Carlson
V. Nicola
Great Falls
Twin Lakes
Jim Broderick
Lynn Baker
Robert Clarkson
Hirshberg Couple Arrive in Chateau From Berkeley
Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg arrives in Chateau Sunday from Berkeley California and is welcomed to the Howard residence on Main Avenue where the couple now plans to reside.
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E. J. Hirshberg
Chateau Sunday
Berkeley
Calif
Mrs. Hirshberg
Howard
Main Avenue
Hereford bulls bring strong averages at first Northern Montana sale
The Northern Montana Hereford Breeders association held its first annual consign ment sale in Great Falls attracting 62 purebred Hereford bulls. Service age bulls averaged 214 dollars, yearlings 94 dollars, boosting the overall average near 200 dollars. Top price was 1000 dollars for a bull purchased by Frank O Connell of Helena.
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Great Falls
Northern
Montana
Hereford Breeders Association
Nick Vlinker
Valley View Ranch
Vlinker
L. E. Sedgwick
Suffolk
Frank O’connell
Helena
H. L. Halladay
Fairfield
Mischief Domino
Elk Run
Mr. Vlinker
J. I. Burch
Emil Durr
Wiiiker
Burch & Halladay
Mrs. Stafford Sets Grade School Contest Rules in County
County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford issued rules for annual grade school contests in Teton County. Preliminary scholarship contests occur Friday with a final May 2 at Chateau grade school. up to 20 pupils per school may enter final events. An athletic meet is scheduled for May 9 starting 9:30 a.m., with revised rules and parade procedures including entry numbers and safety pins.
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Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
Chateau
Stafford
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