Emergency leaflet warns on combining wet Montana wheat
The Montana Extension Service issued an emergency warning to combine operators about loss from uneven ripening. It advises moisture testing before combining, explains that wheat above 14 percent moisture will heat in the bin, and that immature kernels above 10 percent spoil. Local testing equipment will speed moisture readings.
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Montana Extension Service
Robert Clarkson
Leon Snyder
Bozeman
Teton County
Chateau
Clarkson
Great Falls
Helena
L. H. Bush
Pete Sendmo
W. L. Andrews
F. &. Ferris
Bert Knowles
David Davidson
John Husby
Chris Bergmeyer
Miles G. Averill
L. J. Otness
Local names listed for obituary or notice segment
Schultz, Thomas Selstad, Fred Phillips, J E Prater, Paul Mathis, Pete Otness and Chris Evenson appear as individuals named in a readable segment.
U S Employment Service Opens Harvest Labor Offices
The United States Employment Service has opened offices in Havre and Great Falls to direct harvest hands to farmers. County farmers seeking extra help should contact Havre at the county agent’s office or Great Falls at the city scales office, 427 Second Avenue South.
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United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Great Falls
Havre
Harry C. Allen
City Scales
Second Avenue South
Mr. Allen
Collins Notes on Crops and Community Life
Rural update from Collins highlights green hills and strong crops. Local residents share visits, gatherings, and farm work including combines and haying, with travel to Great Falls and Chateau for events and chautauqua.
Pendroy Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Ed Wormley travels to Buffalo Montana to visit son and family with Mr and Mrs Wormley Sr from New York. Miss Lorraine Lathrop visited Pendray friends while Miss Eddie Pfrimmer stayed nearby. Church services planned August 18 with Rev Jesse Bunch and Rev Robert Culbertson in attendance. Local families hosted, toured Canada, and enjoyed a Salmon Lake camping trip.
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Ed. Wormley
Buffalo
Montana
Wormley
New York
Clyde Shawver
Kansas City
Chas. Shawver
Francis
Maydelle
Pendray
Chet. Thomas
Uncle Tom's Cabin to Play in Choteau Next Week
William J. Harvall stages a mammoth tented production of Uncle Tom's Cabin in Choteau next Tuesday August 23. P C Franklin advance agent toured the town Tuesday billing the attraction and promoting the old south drama with characters Eva Uncle Tom and the lawyer Marks.
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William J. Harvall
South
Choteau
P. C. Franklin
Little Eva
Uncle Tom
Funny Lawyer
Marks
Immortal Topsy and cast to be presented by famed company
Mr. Franklin announced that Topsy and the other characters will be presented by a capable company of artists, the best Harvall has ever assembled in his 21 years of presenting the play. The seating capacity of the big theater was noted.
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Wicked Topsy
Franklin
Harvall
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