Playing With Fire Danger in Forest
MISSOULA U S Forest Service official warns parents to prevent children from playing with matches and fire as several man caused forest and range fires have increased fire danger in Idaho the Dakotas and Montana. Close parental supervision is key to preventing wasteful destructive fires.
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Missoula
Boyd L. Rasmussen
U. S. Forest Service
Northern Regional Forester
Rasmussen
Idaho
Dakotas
Montana
Mrs Isabel Darby and Son Visit Friends in Chateau
Mrs Isabel Darby and her son Joe from Havre visited Cha teau on Saturday to spend time with local friends and catch up during a weekend outing.
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Isabel Darby
Joe
Havre
Chateau
Card of Thanks for William Van Setten
The family of William Van Setten expresses sincere thanks for sympathy during their loss. Gratitude is extended to Rev. Fred Crowe, Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Grandal, Mrs. Ray Ballantyne, the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church, those who sent food, cards, floral tributes, and all who helped ease their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Setten
Fred Crowe
A. B. Grandal
Ray Ballantyne
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Augusta Dentist Retails Past When Profession Was Primitive
Ninety-seven year old Dr. Oscar A. Kenck of Augusta is the last of the horse and wagon dentists who toured early Montana and the oldest living Gonzaga University graduate in Spokane. He practiced from 1898 to 1900 in Helena and later built a wheel-on dental parlor to serve ranchers and towns across Lewis and Clark county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Kenck
Augusta
Montana
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Gonzaga
Dr. Kenck
Helena
Chicago College of Dentistry
Kenck
Montana State Dental Association
American Dental Association
New York
American College of Dentists
Truman
Office of Price Administration
American National Red Cross
U. S. Treasury Department
War Finance Program
Dearborn River
Albert
Oscar
Lewis and Clark
Gebauer & Yergy
Employment On Increase In Montana
The Montana State Employment Service placed 78 562 workers in fiscal year 1962, topping the previous high and with gains across seven of eight major industrial groups. Trade, manufacturing, and service sectors led placements, while construction declined slightly due to winter shutdowns. Government placements rose due to firefighting work, and total openings reached 45 661 with about 51 000 job seekers competing.
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Montana State Employment Service
UCC
Edgar H. Reeder
The
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Reeder
Industry and Commerce
Montana
Coe
Hessian fly damage and prevention in local wheat fields
Indications of Hessian fly damage observed in Power Dutton and Collins areas include rough ground level stem breaks and larvae feeding under leaf sheaths. The life cycle involves two generations yearly with flaxseed pupae. Recommendations include plowing wheat stubble, destroying volunteer wheat, and planting after the Sept 5 seeding date to break the cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Dutton
Collins
Council debates zoning amendment petitions and Dr. Crabtree proposal
The council considers petitions with 60 signatures for a zoning amendment and challenges 120 signatures by A. E. Young as inadmissible while eight percent of eligible taxpayers must sign. Arnold Hahusa favors the amendment, arguing Dr. Richard Crabtree’s building would boost the area and not harm property values, while Robert Woodahl links the issue to conservative versus progressive thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
A. E. Young
Young
Sherman
Arnold
A. Hahusa
Hahusa
Richard Crabtree
Jarea
Crabtree
Hanusa
Dr. Crabtree
Feed Grain Surplus Drop Noted in U S
The July 1 stocks of feed grains and wheat fell below last year’s levels. Declines include a 12 percent drop in corn and a 20 percent drop in other feed grains, with oats down 15 percent and total feed grain tonnage down ten percent. Carryout wheat stocks were eight percent below the prior year’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Office
R. J. McKenna
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Department
Bailey
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social News
Mr Ray Kelly and Mrs Kelly traveled to Bozeman to visit her parents Mr and Mrs B L Dusenberry over the weekend returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Deke Green hosted the Carl Eklunds and their Collins kin for Friday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kelly
Bozeman
B. L. Dusenberry
Kellys
Deke Green
Carl Eklunds
Collins
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Frigidaire
Frigidaire Headquarters
General Electric
Eger Erin Gr Grentorioee
Chateau Electric
James Smith
Banks Funeral Home
Trex) Trexler
Bynum
Agate
Trexler
Masonic and
Moose
John van Bolcum
Howard's Dept Store
Raymond Kelly
HIWAY
Sal
Science
Council
U. S
Falls
Woodahl
George Henderson
Helgeson
Radio & TV
North Main
Choteau
Tins Bronko
Keene
Woods Crose
Yoo
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