Pendroy Area Roundup Highlights and Visits
Mrs Colder hosts relatives from Cutbank and Gala te as Pendroy area people attend to business and social events. The Pendroy school reopens Sept 5 with Mrs P M Sorenson teaching, while harvests begin with winter wheat yielding well though a bit below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Milton
Duncan Carswell
Bertie Gibeaut
G. D. Porter
L. B. Peniroy
A. I. Larson
Gal
Pendroy
P. M. Sorenson
A. L. Larson
Geo. Sprinkle
L. B. Pendroy
Ed Peters
Max Hoeschen
T. R. Larsen
Hoeschen
P. S. Milton
Bob Stromswold
Ethel Reid
Ladies Aid
Tobe Tallifson
Lockhart
Geo. Porter
Ration Reminders for Rationed Goods and Gasoline
The message lists ration stamp validity for meats fats blue processed foods sugar and gas oil. It notes indefinite validity for several stamps including A8 Z8 A5 D5 and sugar stamps 30 31 32 and 33 with dates for canning sugar and new periods for fuel oil. It also mentions airplane shoes stamps and guidance for motorists renewing basic A gasoline rations outside the east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Coast
OPA Ration Changes Include A Book Shift And Price Moves
The article details new A ration rules replacing tire inspection with mileage records, eight to four gallon coupon value, and local filing dates. It notes nitrogen fertilizer shortages, Chilean imports as possible offset, higher smoked fish prices by about ten cents, and reduced wrapping paper for shoppers. It also warns against harming fuel oil rations and requires farmers selling under 6000 pounds of dressed meat to file form R-1609.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Australian girls popular with American service men
The Australian news and information bureau reports about 10 000 American service men in Australia have married Australian women. Over 7 000 marriages have already been registered with American consulates and many recent marriages remain unregistered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian News and Information Bureau
Notice of Closing Registration for 1944 General Election
Teton County Montana closes registration books at 5 p.m. on September 22 1944 for the November 7 election. Electors may register in person with the County Clerk or Deputy Registrar or by mail awaiting affidavits from two registered electors. naturalization papers required for naturalized citizens. Voters who did not vote in 1942 or did not reregister must register by the deadline. First publication August 24. last publication September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
United States of America
United States
Ines
Cocoa scum provides bone building nutrients
The scum formed on cooled cocoa contains healthful bone building material. Beat the cocoa lightly with an egg beater to break up the scum and enjoy the full nutritional content.
Farmington H. D. Club Plans Year in August Meeting
The Farmington Home Demonstration Club officers and project leaders met at Mrs. G I Tangen’s home August 22 to plan the new year. Hosts were Mrs. Ed Smith and Frida Schroder assisted with program planning. The first meeting is September 21 with Mrs. A G Arensmeyer and Mrs. Eva Hadley hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington H. D
G. I. Tangen
Ed Smith
Frida Schroder
A. G. Arensmeyer
Eva Hadley
A. G. Thorn
Conrad Hospital
Martin Depner
Ellen McDonald
Chidern
Lee McDonald
Howard Koch
Ben McDonald
Howard Och
Charles Baker
Bruce
Francis Baker
Bellingham
Washington
Yelte Baker
Frank P. Gualt
Farmington
Robert Broere
Leslie Lyle Arensmeyer
Herbert Lee Tangen
Martin Arensmeyer
Grace Sloan
Chideren
Native Party Highlight on Samoa Tofa Farewell to Marines
The South Sea Island party for departing U S Marines showcases the tofa custom meaning goodbye. Hosted in huts or tents, it uses an ore bucket as a mix container and a bayonet to chop ice. Marines drink from canteen cups and may move to native chief houses for kave and siva siva if friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Island
Samoa
U. S
The Old Judge Reflects On War Time Alcohol Use
The speaker notes wartime alcohol tactics differ greatly from 25 years ago. He cites World War I uses such as smokeless powder medical supplies and chemical materials, and contrasts with modern needs where alcohol also fuels torpedoes and forms shatterproof glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
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Pendroy News
Jones Ranch
S. A. Rose
Great Falls
Apgar
Jean Stromswold
G. D. Porteer
Jake Gutshall
Fuller
Sprinkle
Carswell
Milton
Grover Parker
Pendray
J. E. Sullivan
Kyle Jones
Lloyd Mason
Minnesota
Chateau Cleaners & Tailors
Bud Isaacson
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
Ordnance Plants
WPB
James van Cleave
Ue Ee Sa
North
Montanas
Tse
THE
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Uway
Alcohalee Beverage
Indsagtries, Ins
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