Community Notes From Greenfield and Surrounds
Reports from Greenfield cover slow field work amid recent snow and rain aiding future crops. Social items include Braynard Chaffons visiting Wallace Maxfield in Wallace and applying for homestead units, while Mrs. George S. Johnson rests after a nervous breakdown at Deaconess hospital. Local youth results feature Owen Hawthorne first in a Greenfield marble tourney with district meet looming in Great Falls. The Greenfield PTA elected new officers led by President Jack Campbell. John McInerney wraps census duties in District 75 as Dexter Clark recovers from rheumatic fever. Mink stock purchased for fur farming, Power high school band prepares for Havre music festival May 11.
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Braynard Chaffon
Sand Point
Idaho
Wallace Maxfield
George S. Johnson
Deaconess Hospital
Owen Hawthorne
Micky Riphenburg
Jack Knight
Greenfield School
Great Falls
Greenfield Pta
Jack Campbell
Fred Raihl
Ben Peden
Arthur Pearson
John McInerney
Dexter Clark
Vern Clark
Power High School
Orville Carver
E. N. Southard
Carlson Place
Havre
Rachel Hatcher
Maxine Clark
Jacqueline Preusse
Natalie McDermott
Chas. McDermott
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Havre Attorney Files Nomination Petition For Governor Saturday
Havre attorney A. F. Lamey filed his Democratic petition for governor with the Secretary of State in Helena on Saturday afternoon April 20. His campaign platform calls for an efficient executive office, civil service study, educational improvements, tourism growth, water conservation and highway benefits, debt and tax relief, industrial accident compensation, job creation, youth work opportunities, fair state purchases, and no liquor favoritism. He asks ballot printing of the slogan Native of Montana pledged to the progress and welfare of its people.
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A. F. Lamey
Havre
Secretary of State
Helena
Lamey
Montana
Bozeman Students Report From National Women Students’ Meet
The Associated Women Students met at Eugene Oregon for their national convention with delegates from all college units. Miss McDermott elected president of Bozeman State College unit. Natalie a third year honor student from Bozeman visited Portland to see her aunt Florence Hart. A Greenfield project meeting formed plans for a September agricultural 4 H fair. Victor Norris Ben Peden Fred Raihl Dr Jacobsen and Jack Lacher named board of directors. A number of local farm and homestead changes followed including the Grasdocks moving to a new farm and Adams family joining the Johnson farm area.
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Bozeman
Associated Women
Eugene
Oregon
Miss McDermott
Bozeman State College
Natalie
Power High School
Portland
Florence Hart
Farm Union
H. D. Rolph
Washington, D. C
Congress
Mr. Norton
Simms High School
U. S
Harold Brown
Glenn Baird
Victor Norris
Ben Peden
Fred Raihl
Jacobsen
Jack Lacher
George Grasdock
Power-Dutton Area Adopts New Weeder and Tiller Inventories
In Bozeman on April 23 the Soil Conservation Service reports purchase of 10 tillage implements to curb soil blowing. Four Noble weeders and six sub-surface tillers will serve across districts, noted as producing very encouraging results in Power-Dutton area with benefits of moisture retention and reduced runoff. Other successful tools include the duckfoot one-way red weeder and home made slicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Soil Conservation Service
T. C. Anderson
Power-Dutton
Public School News Highlights Charity Drive And Pageant
Public School News April 22 80 reports The Children Crusade for Children penny drives and messages of goodwill to war affected regions. The pageant America the Beautiful is set for May 10 at the high school auditorium with over 60 participants. A poem by Janiece McClue appears in the eighth grade issue and the tile by Nancy Stemn is noted.
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America
Europe
Asia
Janiece McClue
Ervin Erickson Earns National Honor Roll for Q1 1940
Ervin Erickson, local New York Life representative, qualified for the National Honor Roll each month in the first quarter of 1940 for securing new cases. V. V. Van Leuven notes the honor is earned by about 6 percent of the 8,000 US and Canadian representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Erickson
New York Life Insurance Company
V. V. van Leuven
United States
Canada
Mr. Erickson
Sterling W. Sill
Intermountain
Butte
New York Life
Thomas A. Buckner
Chateau
Plentywood
Monarch Lumber Co
Mosquito Netting Ready After Alaska Expedition
Word from William Pinnell and Morris Talifson reports they are all ready for mosquito netting upon returning to Chateau after a year at Alitak Island in Alaska. Mosquito activity was high as they sent the signal.
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Chateau
Wm. Pinnell
Morris Talifson
Alitak Island
Alaska
Woman's Club Invites Chateau Group to Fairfield Meeting
The Fairfield Woman's club has invited the Chateau Woman's to attend their regular meeting next Wednesday May 1 at 2:30 pm at the home of Mrs. A. W. Walker.
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Fairfield Woman’s Club
Chateau Woman’s
A. W. Walker
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