School board studies plans for high school improvement
Community board members review proposals to upgrade the local high school facilities and programs. Cut Bank voters approve a 17 500 dollar airport bond with an 861 to 17 majority. Mr and Mrs Robert E Pauls celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Leon Cowell recovers after being crushed by a five ton load of gravel. Robert Ballentine and Blanche Larson wed at the Community church. Rev A B Holland to be installed as Lutheran pastor. Twelve dogs poisoned in past week. authorities investigate. Frank Lewis elected mayor as city administration is ousted.
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Conrad
Robert E. Pauls
Leon Cowell
Fairfield
Robert Ballentine
Blanche Larson
A. B. Holland
Augusta
Shelby
Frank Lewis
Mild Winter Shifts Wildlife Patterns in Glacier Park
Glacier National Park saw one of the mildest winters on record with 67 percent of normal snowfall and higher temperatures. Big game like elk and deer ranged widely, staying across fall and some summer ranges as food remained abundant. The elk and deer migration into Canada was reduced with many animals remaining in the United States. Rangers noted a rare presence of a wolf and, for the first time, a black man was apprehended and fined for hunting in the park.
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Glacier National Park
D. S. Libbey
Waterton
Belly River
Canada
United States
Libbey
Easter Beyond A Calendar Date In The Resurrection Life
A sermon urges believers to carry Easter power beyond the holiday into daily life. It cites The Christ of the Andes and Paul’s call to rise above earthly sins, seeking high altitudes with Christ to embody resurrection life and avoid post Easter letdown.
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Christ
Andes
Adios
Christus
Adios Christus
Paul
God
Weymouth
Handley Page
Britain
England
India
Roy Smith
The
Christian Advocate
Echoes from the Past: Teton Athletes at Mis soula Meet
The article lists local figures including Ora and Asa Armstrong and others who will represent Teton in a Mis soula high school athletic meet. It notes Wm. Cowgill as postmaster, Coroner C. H. Conners probing the Neckville death after a train fall, and multiple town happenings from jail recapture to county officials.
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Bynum
New Cay
Chateau
Cecil Yeager
Teton Dairy
Ranch
Teton Service Co. Takes Over Local Garage
Williamson's office notes the purchase of Power Morgan Chevrolet garage by Teton Service Co. Clyde Kraber to run the shop while M D Fee handles car sales. Also, Teton high places second in a Great Falls scholarship contest and Harrison Craig becomes head of the sportsmen's association. Fire causes $400 damage at Harry Odenwald ranch. Rev Earl F Carlson dies at home from Addison's disease.
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Teton Service Co
Power- Morgan Chevrolet
Clyde Kraber
M. D. Fee
Teton High
Great Falls
Harrison Craig
Sportsmen’s Association
Harry Odenwald
Earl F. Carlson
Seeding Should Be Done Before May 5
In Bozeman on April 16, Fred S. Willson of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station reports spring wheat seeding gains from tests since 1924. Yields fall noticeably if seeding is delayed past May 5, with cutworms and soil drifting harming early plantings. Oats share hazards with wheat. barley thrives with early seeding but suffers similar pests and drifting.
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Bozeman
Fred S. Willson
North Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Havre
Eleanor Roosevelt’s North Carolina Fort Bragg Visit
Eleanor Roosevelt writes about a morning departure from Mobile Alabama to Fayetteville North Carolina. She describes Fort Bragg expansion, Camp activity, and civilian strain in Fayetteville as 65 000 soldiers arrive. She notes the Women’s National Press Club dinner and her New York trip for a dental appointment and education events while balancing duties.
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New York
Washington
New York City
Women’s Division
American Jewish Congress
Department of Education
Agriculture rambling facts from Montana Extension Service
Agriculture notes from the Montana Extension Service discuss farming practices and crop guidance. The brief references cover soil, pests, and seasonal tips aimed at farmers and readers seeking practical, regionally relevant information.
County 48 baby beeves show strong growth in tour results
O P Roberts reports 48 beef calves fed by Carbon county were toured by parents and others for about 185 miles. Of the group 18 calves are developing well and expected to compete in junior stock shows. Sheridan county farmers show rising interest in rural electrification with surveys to gauge local feasibility and later submission to the extension specialist.
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Carbon County
O. P. Roberts
Roberts
Sheridan County
R. F
Extension Rural Electricifaction
Certificate of Fictitious Name Transacting in Choteau Montana
A 1941 Montana notary record shows G E O'Neil confirming the fictitious business name Choteau Food Market run in Choteau, Teton County. The document dated March 29 1941 records the notary public witness and seal as part of the filing process.
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Choteau
State of Montana
E. B
Teton
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Cecil
Elk Creek
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E. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
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Larson
Choteau Hospital
HM. W. Bateman
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bicok
J. H. Byler
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Maynard Hospital
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