Scholastic Contests Draw Pupils from County Schools
The annual Teton county scholastic tests will be held Saturday bringing hundreds of pupils and teachers to town. 295 pupils from 48 schools enter in grades four to eight across arithmetic place geography reading language and spelling with a flag contest. Last year 162 awards were given and about 700 papers graded along with 27 state scholarship entries. Two scrap book contests are also featured.
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Teton County
Chateau
Isaac Outlines Gardening Course for County Club Leaders
Horticultural specialist B. E. Isaac from Montana State College met four of ten county garden clubs to plan an eight lesson course. The bulletin No. 120 covers planning, manure hotbeds, seed bed, crops and cultural requirements, cultivation, irrigation, insect pests and home storage of vegetables.
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B. EB. Isaac
Montana State College
Liberty Center
Pendroy
Farmington
Bole
Isaac
Lost Saturday Brown Hand Bank in Choteau
Reward offered for the recovery of a brown tooled leather hand bank lost Saturday in Choteau. Contact Mrs. H. W. if found.
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Choteau
H. W
Edwards Addresses Lions on Personality in Business
Basil Edwards of Salt Lake City told Chateau Lions last night that personality is essential to business success and better living, offering practical tips. The talk drew praise from members as he recalled a prior Kiawanis talk in Great Falls.
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Chateau Lions
Basil ‘Edwards
Salt Lake City
Edwards
Lions
Great Falls
Kiawanis Club
Ray Barber
Chateau Lions Club
Chateau
A. W. Walker
Fairfield
T. J. Cheetham
Dutton
Junior Prom Notice Invites Students and Alumni
The grade and high school boards and alumni are invited to the junior prom on Friday May 13. No invitations are needed by these groups. The junior class issues the notice.
Card of Thanks for Support After Death
The Higgins family expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who helped during illness and after the death and funeral of their wife and mother. Special thanks go to the Eastern Star lodge the choir and all who sent floral tributes. Signed H H Higgins George R Higgins and wife.
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Eastern Star Lodge
H. H. Higgins
George R, Higgins
Marble Tourney Held by Chateau Cub Pack
The Chateau Cub pack held a marble tournament at their monthly meeting. Clarence Bleecker won first, Barney McClue second, Terry Tennant consol. Sidney Depner earned the gold arrow badge and Billie Baillie the wolf badge. About 40 youngsters attended.
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Chateau
Clarence Bleecker
Barney McClue
Terry Tennant
Sidney Depner
Billie Baillie
Cubs
Forest Service
L. J. Howard
Wedding Bells Ring in Local District as Families Travel
Views From Highview H E Passmore and son Howard motored to Pendroy Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Broeder drove to Shelby Thursday taking Mr Broeder s mother to the train for North Dakota. Mrs John Lewis and son Roy visited Mrs Elsie Jones Tuesday. Wm McMillan returned to Dupuyer Thursday awaiting better weather before more road work. Miss Anna Olsen spent the weekend with her parents at Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Robert Sheppard and son went to Choteau Saturday. Mr and Mrs H E Passmore were Choteau visitors Friday. Roy Moye transacted business at Choteau Monday. John FitzPatrick was an overnight guest of H H Jones Monday. Mr and Mrs Chas Thomas were overnight guests of Mrs Robert Sheppard Sunday. Lyle Jones spent Monday night as.
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H. E. Passmore
Howard
Pendroy
Fred Broeder
Shelby
Mr. Broder
North Dakota
John Lewis
Roy
Elsie Jones
Chas. Thomas
Violet Matchett
Wm. McMillan
Dupuyer
Choteau
Anna Olsen
Fairfield
Robert Sheppard
Roy Moye
John FitzPatrick
H. H
Legge Reviews Wool and Lamb Trends in Montana
Legge discussed Montana wool and lamb markets noting 1931 wool consumption rose by 91 million pounds over 1930 and that demand from buyers and campaigns like National Wool Week boosted sales. He forecast 1932 wool consumption near 1931 levels but production may drop about 10 percent. Lamb consumption rose 9 percent in 1931 with eat more lamb programs boosting city demand. A new Montana Livestock Marketing association was formed to support contract feeding shipments and terminal sales, with benefits including lower grazing fees and improvements for sheep producers.
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Montana
Legge
United States
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Cooperative Wool Organizations
California
Idaho
Omaha
Missippi
St. Louis
St. Paul
Bis
Marketing Association
Montana Livestock Marketing Association
Montana Wool Growers Association
Wool Growers’ Association
Sheepmen of
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
National Forest
National Association
Local social calls from weekend visits
Guests visiting area families over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fields and sons at the A G Roberts home. John FitzPatrick H H Jones and Miss Doris Jones spent Monday evening with Miss Anna Olsen. A G Roberts and son Kenneth called on Wm Thomas Sunday. Mrs H E Passmore and children called on Doris Jones Wednesday.
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Kenneth
Harrison Sheppard
Chas. Fields and Sons
A. G. Roberts
John FitzPatrick
H. H. Jones
Doris Jones
Anna Olsen
Wm. Thomas
H. E. Passmore
Primary Election Provisions and Local Seats
Jersley has filed for office. Mead is ineligible for treasurer due to term limits. One county commissioner seat for W D Jones term expiring. vacancy in second district. Precinct committeemen to be elected from each precinct for each party. county central committee to organize within 30 days after the primary.
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Jersley
O. G. Meadows
W. D. Jones
Montana Wool Growers Cut Sheep Shearing, Freight Costs
The 3 320 000 Montana sheep in 1932 will be trimmed to 8c per head, saving Montana sheepmen about 76 400 dollars. The Montana Wool Growers Association has gained control of state shearing prices since 1919, reducing costs and boosting savings across carload shipments to Chicago. Their efforts also blocked a 15 percent rail rate hike and pushed down sheep assessment values, delivering substantial per head savings and total state benefits.
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Montana
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
The
National
Chicago
Grid
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Harry Thompson
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John Carlson
L, Passmore
AL Sherman
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Martin Vigen
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E. J. Hirshberg
Frank Allum
Edison Phonograph
Happy
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Bynum
C. Sonneveld
T. S. Gap
John Deere
Tecarnement Co
Chateau, Mont
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Teton Service CO
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