Teton Athletes Sweep PCA Essay Contest With Duo Wins
Teton county high school entrants dominate the PCA essay contest on farm credit sponsored by the Great Falls Production Credit Association. Wear Stott takes first with $7.50 plus a $2.50 school prize. Howard Truchot is second with $5.00. Neil Kulbeck earns third for Big Sandy. About 50 contestants competed, six from Teton, as HH Nicol sends $10 and $5 checks with congratulations.
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iGreat Falls Production Credit Association
Teton County High School
M. K K. Luther
Smith- Hughes
Neil Kulbeck
Big Sandy
Teton
Luther
Mr. Nicol
Wheat Farmers on Tour Heads for Square Gutte Route
A group of Teton county farmers led by County Agent Fred Willson left Dutton at 7:45 Wednesday en route to Square Gutte in Chouteau county, with plans for another tour stop on Saturday.
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Teton County
Fred Willson
Dutton
Square Gutte
Chouteau County
Havre Station Plans Soil Study Tour and Sun River Visit
A group from Havre will reach Square Butte by 10 o clock to study soil erosion control and strip framing before returning to Havre for an overnight stay. The Saturday plan includes a Sun River project tour arranged by Associate County Agent Claude Windecker and open to all, with irrigation farmers especially urged to attend.
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Havre
Square Butte
Sun River Project
Claude Windecker
Youngsters Mooch Pop After Legion Dance
The report describes teens at Chateau who stole pop from a pavilion window and door after an American Legion dance on July 20. About 10 bottles were consumed over a week or more before City Marshal Tom Neely and the sheriff's office staged a roundup. County Attorney FE W Murphy indicated formal charges are unlikely, with parents notified and logs to be restored to avoid more serious action.
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J. Wilson Moore
Bynum
American Legion
Tom Neely
Sheriff's Office
FE. W. Murphy
Choteau Hospital Note and Surgical Procedures
Henry Converse treated for an ankle injury on July 23. Recent tonsillectomies included William Randa Phil lis Cox Jean Cox Gordon Young. Other tonsillectomies noted. Lucille Carlson Norma Bock July 29 30. Mrs Harry Domilis entered July 27 for surgical treatment. Minnie Bremer treated for a gunshot head wound from an accidental hunting incident and has nearly recovered.
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Henry Converse
William Randa
H. H. Randall
Augusta
Phillis Cox
Jean Cox
JL. H. Cox
Fairfield
Gordon Young
Lester Young
Lucille Carlson
Clarence Carlson
Farmington
Norma Bock
Dutton
Harry Domilis
Loma
Minnie Bremer
Rudolph Bremer
Coast and Geodetic Surveyors Camped at Baker Ranch
A party of coast and geodetic surveyors and engineers arrived in Chateau last week led by O.7 S. Rivald. They have established headquarters at Jack Baker's guest ranch on the Teton and hired Baker as a guide with horses to map peaks including Mt Wright Read Head and Pentagon Mountain using a triangulation system to determine elevations and other factors.
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O.7 S
Jack Baker
Teton
Mr. Baker
Mt Wright
North Fork
The
Pentagon Mountain
Continental Divide
Read Head Mountain
Rocky Mountain
Canfields Ace Return Engagement at Local Airport
Despite strong winds, Ed and Dorotha Canfield returned to the CWA airfield and offered sky rides. They demonstrated shooting coyotes from the air with a special plane, using tethered balloons in the mock hunt. The group includes Major Qvale, Lyle Stronefall, and parachute jumper Miss Betty Goltz.
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Major Qvale
Lyle Stronefall
Betty Goltz
Ben Chalmers
W. A. Emerick
Water Board Plans CCC Camp at Winnett
D. P. Fabrick of Montana’s water conservation board described a joint effort with the US soil erosion service the state grazing commission and Captain G W Close to establish a CCC camp at Winnett. Work will include soil erosion control and water conservation with storage reservoirs on Yellow Water Flat Willow and McDonald creeks and later transfer of the camp system to the city.
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State Water Conservation’ Board
Winnett
Soil Erosion Service
State Grazing Commission
G. W. Close
Fort Missoula
CCC
Yellow Water Creek
Flat Willow Creek
McDonald Creek
Pabrick
Chateau
Water Conservation Board
4-H Club Enrollment Surges in Montana Fair Plans
Montana 4-H enrollment climbs to 6 734 this year from 4 948 last year as county agents report to Ray E Cameron state 4-H leader. About 65 teams from 26 counties are expected to compete in agricultural and home economics judging at the North Montana fair. A parade highlights 4-H day on Thursday August 8 at the exposition.
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Bozeman
Montana
Ray E. Cameron
North Montana
Work Begins on CCC Camp at Pishkun North of Reservoir
Construction starts on a CCC camp near Pishkun reservoir with 20 initial workers to build a mess house sleeping quarters and baths. A larger force of 175 to 200 is due around the 15th under Lieut WK Wood to construct canal road strengthen the dam and perform rip rap work. Bids for additional improvements open August 5 with earth moved for the enlarged intake canal and new concrete work. The piece also reports grasshopper fish bait inquiries from California firms and Montana responses noting widespread public interest.
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CCC
Pishkun
WK. Wood
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
W. C. Jones
Montana
Bertwell Company
South
Hoover Street
Los Angeles
California
W. Pico Street
Twilight league playoff set after tied game in darkness
The Ever Readies and the Hot Shots battled to a 2 2 tie after seven innings Monday in game five of the Twilight league series. With darkness pausing play a playoff was scheduled for Friday night. Date and Moore paired for the Ever Readies against Bartes and Buckley of the Hot Shots.
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Ever Readies
Date
Moore
Battery
Bartes
Buckley
Malcolm Couple Return From Two Month Auto Vacation
Mr and Mrs C H Malcolm have returned to Chateau after a two month auto trip visiting California Utah Oregon Nevada and their former Canadian home. John Monroe relief man for Mr Malcolm at Monarch Lumber Co plans to leave for Chester this week.
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C. H. Malcolm
Chateau
Auto
California
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Canada
John Monroe
Malcolm
Monarch Lumber Co
Chester
Largest Rodents On Earth Capybaras Reach Heavy Sizes
The largest rodents alive today are capybaras, giant guinea pigs that can weigh over 100 pounds. These social animals inhabit wetlands and savannas in South America, forming groups as they forage and swim.
Earl Halladay Seeks Mayo Clinic Review in Minnesota
Earl Halladay traveled to Rochester Minnesota for examination by Mayo Brothers clinic staff after treatments in Great Falls produced unsatisfactory results. The illness seems centered on one side of his face.
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Earl Halladay
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Great Falls
Fairfield Times
California firms seek three bar rels daily to profit from grasshoppers
California firms propose three bar rels of grasshoppers daily to remove Montana pest and convert it into a marketable resource for fishermen. The plan aims to curb crop damage while turning an agricultural menace into a potential revenue stream for Montana.
Breatheasy Promises Quick Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
A testimonial touts Breatheasy as a simple inhaled mist therapy giving lasting relief for asthma and hay fever after years of failed treatments. The ad claims ease of use for children, no diets or injections, and a free trial at local druggists, with thousands reportedly helped.
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