Town Notes Show Wide Circle of Visitors in Chateau
Talk of the Town items list visitors from Bozeman to Choteau and Fairfield, with many relatives dropping by. Attendees include Carroll Maynard’s mother Mrs Eugenia Maynard of Butte and families from Chicago, Simms, Havre, Great Falls, Adams and beyond, plus nursing students and local officials visiting for law and motion day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Reid Sr
Carroll
Bozeman
Hugh Reid
Choteau
Sidney Forrest
Havre
E. E. Reyer
Harris
Reyer
Richard Dale
Great Falls
Albert Wilson
Carol Sue
Topeka
Kan
Art Wells
Fairfield
Wilson
Wells
More Ingram
Pullman
Wash
Glacier Park
Canada
Bob Zion
Dickie
A. E. Nehring
Marion Averill
Kansas City
Kansas City College For Christian Workers
Helga Lawneborg
Fargo
N. Dak
B. B Johnson
Seattle
Oley Ostrom
Norman
Galata
Lydia Lewis
Frank Cordier
Rockford
Dutton
Chateau
Agawam
B. K. Kilbourne
State Board of Health of
Helena
Teton County
H. W. Bateman
Marion Sadler
Little Rock
Ark
Bert C. Hazles
Aulden, Minn
August fruit canning and freezing guide for peaches
The article advises on preserving peaches through canning and freezing, noting a good peach supply this year. It outlines five freezing steps, stresses speed, and warns high quality fruit is essential. It also suggests peach desserts and a bulletin for details, plus a clothing training session led by Velma Golde for home demonstration clubs.
Four to Attend Boys State Delegation Named for 1949
Ray Nordhagen and Leslie Arensmeyer of Chateau Robert Stanfield of Dutton and Herbert Tangen of Farmington will attend the American Legion 1949 Boys State in Dillon August 14 to 23 They were chosen by the Choteau and Dutton American Legions and the Choteau Lions Club based on leadership character integrity and scholarship The program includes government training films a law school for officials visits to Virginia City and opportunities in music and talent night The full sponsorship costs 35 plus travel expenses and attendees may later be selected for the National Boys State in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nordhagen
Leslie Arensmeyer
Chateau
Robert Stanfield
Dutton
Herbert Tangen
Farmington
Dillon
Teton County
American Legion
Nordhagen
Arensmeyer
Choteau American Legion
Stanfield
Dutton American Legion
Tangen
Choteau Lions Club
Montana
Washington, D. C
Virginia City
Boys’ State
Special Law School
Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible objections must first be overcome
A concise quotation attributed to Samuel Johnson warns that fear of objections can paralyze action. The line emphasizes bold initiative over excessive caution and has been cited in productivity and decision making contexts.
Montana Reports 1949 Lamb Crop the Smallest on Record
Montana’s 1949 lamb crop fell to a record low of 1,232,000 head, down 3 percent from 1948. Breeding ewes numbered 1,467,000, with 84 lambs saved per 100 ewes, while the U S total lamb crop reached 18,906,000, the smallest since 1924 and about 6 percent below 1948. Texas remains the leading state. few western states match 1949 figures.
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Montana
Texas
California
Wyoming
United States
New Mexico
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Orlando
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Waterton Lakes
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H. P. McCollum
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Iowa
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R. E. Nelson
Pomayne Taylor
Kenmare
N. Ak
Pendroy TraDing Co
Pendroy
Rex Peterson
Trend Soap
Purex Co
Jane and Maple Tall Bottle
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Marshallows
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Frank Skites
Eddie Howard
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