Fairfield Wins First at Fair Community Exhibit
The North Montana fair premium awards highlight Fairfield as first in the community exhibit. A visually elaborate booth at the agricultural building showcased irrigation from the Sun River project, with a central farmstead, cereal signs, pea vine borders, and a roof of redtop grass heads. D P Thurber praised careful planning and noted interest in countywide展示 merger for future fairs.
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Fairfield
Montana
Teton County
Sun River
D. P. Thurber
Thurber
Pondera County
High School to Open Sept 4 with New Commercial Teacher
Principal A B Guthrie announces the high school will open Tuesday September 4. Miss Margaret Daly of Butte replaces Lucretia Davis as commercial teacher. Daly taught at Stevensville and has office experience. Pupils should register early and bring a parent if possible. Also noted are illness of rancher Clifford Morgan and Adam Gilchrist seeking letters of administration for Alexander Gilchrist’s estate after a truck accident east of Duton.
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A. B. Guthrie
Missoula
Lucretia Davis
Glasgow High School
Margaret Daly
Butte
Daly
Montana University
Stevensville
Guthrie
Clifford Morgan
Spring Creek
Town
Adam Gilchrist
Alexander Gilchrist
Dutton
Delinquent Taxes Paid and New Cars Registered in county
County treasurer Elmer Smith processed 4179.09 in delinquent tax payments on Tuesday illustrated by 82 receipts covering 1921 to 1938. Fourteen new autos were registered, licenses totaling 84 dollars. The year sees 157 new titles issued and 1715 license applications. About 1900 cars are now in the county.
Auto Accident Case Under Local Police Investigation
Authorities from Pondera Teton and Cascade counties are handling an auto accident case with cross county cooperation. A damaged car was seen passing Fairfield but no definite details or clues were available as of last night.
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Pondera
Teton
Cascade
Fairfield
Montana Sets November 6 1934 Election Day
Governor Frank H. Cooney proclaims November 6 1934 as election day with voters selecting one U.S. senator two amendments to the Montana constitution and local county offices. Electors will choose two U.S. senators a congressman in each district state supreme court justices a railroad and public service commissioner and county offices. Amendments cover county office consolidation and income taxes for schools and state government. County votes may include other questions.
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Frank H. Cooney
United States
Congress
Montana Supreme Court
Railroad and Public Service
Supreme Court
Montana
23Rd Legislative Assembly
Board of
County Commissioners
Local Cartoonist Joins Syndicate Staff in Chautauqua Visit
Fred Svenson a local cartoonist and writer from Collins will join syndicate work and perform a chalk talk at Chautauqua on the 29th 30th and 31st this month. He showed a copy of the Dorris Press Service from Newcastle Wyoming which syndicates features including his column Quick Quins. Svenson has run a similar column in the Montana Farmer and his cartoons have appeared in multiple papers. He noted spring wheat harvest is underway in Collins with heavy green straw slowing operations. a Tom Klette farm near Collins yielded 34 bushels per acre on 100 acres.
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Fred Svenson
Collins
Dorris Press Service
Newcastle
Wyo
Ite
Montana Farmer
Fred
Collings
Tom Klette
Methodist delegate to be named at Choteau church meeting
M E district superintendent Rev Charles G Cole will attend the fourth quarterly conference at Choteau Methodist tonight. A pot luck supper at 6 30 p m precedes a program in which Cole will speak on The Candle of the Lord. The meeting will elect a lay delegate to the Livingston lay conference and announce officer appointments for the coming year. Rev Edwin Dover invites attendance and invites dishes to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Cole
Choteau
Livingston
Edwin Dover
Hog allotment checks move fast after Helena review
W F Bowen assistant on the corn hog allotment board of review at Helena and H M Daniels of Townsend met Montana farmers to finalize contracts. The group aims to forward contracts to Helena for a Washington check with about 112 contracts in Teton county and roughly $13,000 in payments to growers. The national goal is to issue checks within two weeks after contracts arrive.
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W. F. Bowen
Helena
H. M. Daniels
Townsend
F. R. Swenson
del Green
Curtis B. Shaw
al Meyers
Washington, D. C
Bowen
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
National Capital
Teton County
Teton
Call for bids on indigent care at Teton County Poor Farm
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites bids to cover feeding clothing and nursing the indigent poor and infirm inmates of the county Poor Farm for one year starting January 1 1935. Bids due by September 6 1934 and may be rejected. submit sealed proposals to Geo A Carroll Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
Board of County Commissioners
Choteau
Montana
Oat Hay Yields Near Two Tons Per Acre
Sam Luinstra, from Van Brunt place near Chateau, reports cutting 19 acres of oat hay that should yield about 35 tons or more. The crop was planted on wheat stubble around April 20 with no irrigation, using duckfooted land and quick drilling.
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Sam Luinstra
van ‘Brunt
Burton Beach
Chateau
Sam
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Tse Libbs
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H. S
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Chautauqua
M. E
Chevrolet
Wallace Motor Co
Choteau, Mont
Teto County
Tom
Choteau To
Spokane
Dodge
Plymouth
Mont
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
First National Bank of
Julius Hirshberg
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