Drivers Exams Set For Late Next Month At Chateau
State driver license examinations will be held at the Chateau courthouse on May 24 and 25 with indoor testing from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Montana Highway Patrol recently conducted tests for 26 motorists at Chateau. Sheridan notes over 210,000 new licenses issued in Montana, mostly renewals from 1947 licenses. Many applicants misread forms or failed to sign, causing delays. the office now processes mail daily and aims to return complete licenses within a week.
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Teton Saddle Club to Present Show for Conrad Event
The Teton Saddle Club agrees to provide the horse show for Conrad’s Eighth Annual Whoop-Up on May 14 and 15. President Earl Hollar says the club will train intensively to present a program of skilled horsemanship at Conrad football arena after the 4:30 p.m. parade, with many mounts expected in the parade itself.
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Aerial Crop Dusting Expands In Montana
Johnson Flying service reports first extensive use of liquid crop spray in Montana as more effective than dusting. They note 12 acres per minute can be treated with a 50 foot swath, with flagmen marking progress across fields. The program has been studied in five states and sprayed 350 square miles of timber for insect control previously.
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Sid Yeager Last Rites
Yeager is survived by his wife Rosalie and two daughters Kay Evelyn and Diane Sidney. His parents Mr and Mrs Earl Yeager of Choteau and brothers Harry Ed Walter of Choteau and William of Bremerton also survive.
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Choteau
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Walter
William
Montana Creamery Butter Output Falls in February
Montana production of creamery butter dropped in February this year compared with 1945. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics and the Montana State dairy division reported a 148 percent decline from last year, totaling 460000 pounds for the month and 31 percent below the 1942-46 five year average.
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Montana Northconecnon Tour Promotes Region
A weeklong program markets the fameate stategram to lure tourists into Montana and coordinates promotions with Oregon and Washington to boost Patronise Acantha Want Ads. The effort aims to drive regional visitation and advertising reach across the Pacific Northwest.
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Dam project bids name Iandle Hungry Horse Dam
The General Shea-Morrison Co. of Seattle a 12 firm syndicate won the low bid for the Hungry Horse Dam prime contract. The project ranks as the fourth largest dam in the world and is set for Columbia Falls.
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General Shea-Morrison Co
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Montana at Pacific Northwest Tourist Conference
Walter Rankin director of State Parks represented Montana at the Pacific Northwest's first annual tourist and resort conference. Rankin spoke on Montana's natural attractions and state parks during the event highlighting recreation and conservation efforts.
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