Local visitors gather at Nick Paulus and Timmerman homes
Mrs. Gertrude Kuelbs sister of Mrs. Paulus visits with Mr. and Mrs. Welter and children and Peter Hoffman of Sleepyeye Minnesota. Garnet residents the Beck family visit A Beck home. Franklin and O'Day families host stays in Choteau and Fort Belknap area. Several other local visitors and harvest workers are listed among Choteau area households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude‘Kuelbs
Welter
Peter Hoffman
Sleepyeyé
Minn
Nick Paulus
Kuelbs
Paulus
Torgy Beck
Garnet
A. Beck
Morris -Franklin
Choteau
O'Day
Jess Weaver
Indiana
Glen Wiseman
Ziegler
Evelyn Ziegler
Timmerman
Asmus
Alvina Newman
Chateau
Gene
Headington Ranch
Dave Nelson
Columbia Falls
J. Teenyes
al Nelson
LeRoy
A. Berndt
Joe Louie
Red Oak
Okla
Frank Timmerman
Episcopal Services and Missionary Day Observed
Episcopal services scheduled for August 10 the ninth Sunday after Trinity at 11:00 a m with Holy Communion and sermon. Missionary W Friend Day highlighted as a featured speaker and event highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm Twniteve
Warm Summer Food Spoilage Warns Food Safety Expert
Bozeman report quotes Bessie E. McClelland of Montana State College warning that warm days hasten food spoilage and illness from improperly kept foods. She urges refrigeration of custards and desserts, prompt serving, and keeping moist foods under 50 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Sumer
Bessie E. McClelland
Montana State College
Federal Food and Drug Administration
1942 AAA Plan Adds Special Crops Allotments
The Agriculture Department announced the 1942 Triple-A program will include allotments for special crops and soil-building payments, with no total soil-depleting allotments. Elimination of general crop allotments lifts planting restrictions in Montana except for special crops like wheat. Deductions for excess allotments and 20 percent soil-conserving use apply. payments depend on congressional appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
W. H. Wellenstein
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association
Montana
Congress
Montana Wool Clip Reaches 32.8 Million Pounds in 1941
Montana’s 1941 wool shorn total reached 32,796,000 pounds, up 9.5 percent from 1940. The state saw 3,381,000 sheep shorn at an average fleece weight of 9.7 pounds, with prices averaging about 7 cents higher than the previous year, yielding an estimated sale value of about 11.15 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Service
United Cousins 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The United Cousins 4-H Club met at LeDesky's on July 24 where El aine and Jane demonstrated and Betty and Mildred prepared fried eggs while Helen May and Bernice presented poached eggs. Nancy Stenson joined the club and a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeDesky
Elaine
Jane
Betty
Mildred
Helen May
Bernice
Nancy Stenson
Mrs. LeDesky
Mauseth
Depner
Chateau
Yale
Bill Arensmeyer
Provisions for Releasing 1941 Stored Wheat Under 1942 Quotas
The Department of Agriculture announces provisions allowing farmers with excess wheat stored under 1941 marketing quotas to seed below their 1942 allotments and release stored wheat for market with no penalty. W. H. Wellenstein notes releases apply to excess wheat equal to normal yield times underseeded acres, with conditions on harvest and actual production. The rule aims to stabilize 1942 marketing quotas and support wheat prices amid large supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
W. H. Wellenstein
Teion County Agricultural Conservation Association
Toy
Montana bulletin on Agricultural Planning by Kraenzel and Parsons
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station releases a bulletin titled Agricultural Planning Its Economic and Social Aspects by Kraenzel and Parsons describing planning development objectives and guiding activity. Copies available via county extension agents or Bozeman. Also notes June egg production reached over 4 billion, a 1930s-scale peak despite smaller flock numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Carl F. Kraenzel
O. A. Parsons
Agricultural Economics Department
Bozeman
Big July Travel Rise at Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park reports an 18 percent rise in July travel after June fell 19 percent. The 1941 season through July 31 reached 106,123 visitors, up from 103,413 in 1940, with July alone totaling 70,323 visitors. Automobile, railroad, and miscellaneous travel all increased, by 17, 18, and 21 percent respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Glacier
Harvest Pace Speeds Haying and Pea Threshing Progress
The past week’s hot weather accelerated harvest and haying in the community. Pea threshing has begun with reports of very good results. Mrs. Jake Luetke and infant daughter were discharged from Deaconess hospital last week. Mrs. Max Matthews of Huntley visited in the area. Matthews now manages the R E A at Huntley. Mrs. Olaf Norheim and her young daughters visited the C B Norheim home. Mrs. William Darrell and daughter Linda, guests at the F O Hoover home, left for San Francisco. Harry Lee is on the sick list this week. Cecil Hill spent part of his 10 day furlough in the community last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Luetke
Deaconess Hospital
Max Matthews
Huntley
Matthews
Olaf Norheim
Fairfield
C. B. Norheim
William Darrell
Linda
F. O. Hoover
San Francisco
Harry Lee
Cecil Hill
Collins News Social notes and church announcement
Collins reports visit by Mr and Mrs Nichols of Nebraska to the Harry Montague home and a vacation through Glacier Park. Roscoe Thomps is in charge of the mail route in Harry’s absence and relatives from Great Falls assist harvest. John England remains a patient at St Marys hospital. The Rev Howard A Smith will preach at Collins church Sunday at 3 pm. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Nebraska
Harry Montague
Mrs. Nichols
Mr. Montague
Glacier Park
Harry
Roscoe Thomps
J. A. Coghill
Great Falls
Reo
Alzheimer
Conrad
Ferris Furtney
Dana Waterman Murphy
Larry
Austin
Minn
Murphy
Dean Waterman
John England
St. Mary’s Hospital
England
Howard A. Smith
Dutton-Brady
Collins Church
Smith
Call for Bids for Pickup Truck Sale and Trade In
The City of Choteau Montana invites bids by 5 p.m. August 16 1941 for the delivery of one standard pickup truck to the city and the purchase of one Chevrolet pickup currently in city possession to be traded in. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk J G Jackson. First publication August 7 last August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
J. G. Jackson
For Rent Two Room Furnished Apartment at Hansen
Short notice rental listing shows a two room furnished apartment at Hansen Apartments and a separate line seeking school students to room and board with Mrs Art Bagley. The item is dated 11-8-p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen Apartments
Art Bagley
McDonald
Citizens State Bank
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Beck News
Episcopal Services
Met Ed
W. Friend Day
Is. Siz
White Oxfords
Children’s Oxfords
Toggery
Golden West
Monarch Pure
Pyo
Golden Valley Cor
Choteau Food Market
LEGO
AAA
United Cousins
Montana Extension Service
Collins News
Live Market
State Poultry Supply & Hatchery
4Th St. South Great Falls, Montana
Pelletier Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
DODGE
Bynum
Stafford
Mont
O. Hansen
Hughinson
Billy Mae
Choteau Hardware Co
Bnd
E. Taylor Garage
Plymouth
Rice Auto Court “Tire Merchants
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber
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