Montana Farm Labor Picture in 1949 Shifts Demand and Supply
The Montana state employment service reports more itinerant farm workers moving through the state and higher farm placements so far in 1949. By midyear placements rose to 6,000 from 4,500 a year earlier, suggesting harvest months may meet all labor needs and crop losses from shortages are unlikely. Also, fewer itinerant combines may be needed as burnouts enter custom work, while drought and western yields alter regional demand.
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Montana
State Employment Service
Montana State Employment Service
Middle West Wheat Belt
Drouth
VCC Bulletin
Notice of State Lands Sale in Teton County Montana
The Office of the Commissioner of State Lands and Investments in Helena announces a public auction in Choteau on September 20 1949 at 11 00 AM for multiple state lands in Teton County. Bids must meet minimum appraised values, with 10 percent certified nonrefundable bid deposits and 10 percent minimum down payments. The sale is subject to approval by the State Board of Land Commissioners and includes mineral reservations, liens, and lease provisions.
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Teton County
Montana
Commissioner of State Lands and Investments
Helena
State of
Choteau
State Board of Land Commissioners
W. P. Pilgeram
State Lands and Investments
Parish notices and visits fill Pendroy church and town
Mrs. Glen Stoudt announces mass and confessions at the Pendroy church while Bernard Gravdal leads the West precinct service. The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women plans a weekend convention in Anaconda. Local visitors include Mrs. Myrvie Lockhart and Mr. J.A. Swarson visiting relatives. Ethel Reid hosts friends with J HL Guisne and others from Louisville.
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Sass
Chateau
Bynum
Counsl
James J. Sheerin
Illinois
Lee “Yamer
Myrvie Lockhart
George Percer
J.A. Swarson
Airs
Ceri Feld Jr
Pato Alto
Calif
Ethel Reid
J. HL Guisne
J. R. Jones
Mrs. McTivenns
Louisville, Ey
Local Social and Visiting Notes Across Montana and New York
Mrs. Arvil Monkman spent a few days visiting Great Falls and attended the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star. Dolores and Myrna Clinton returned to Manhattan after a month visiting their aunt Mrs. E. R. Poore. Ken Breckon and Al Warneke were Walters visitors Sunday. Dick Field came home after weeks in New York City and tours of Pittsburg and Boston.
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Arvil Monkman
Great Falls
Grand Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Dolores
Myrna Clinton
Manhat
Tan
E. R. Poore
Ken Breckon
al Warneke
Walier
Dick Field
New York City
Pittsburg
Boston
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Jere Coffey
Pat Campbell
United States
Canada
Farm Labor Picture
Washington, D. C
Roy Johns
T. R. Larson
J. A. Swanson
Bob Stromswold
W. J. Earls
George Porter
Glen Stoudt
X. F. Hoeschen
Max Hoeschen
Nettie McDonald
McDonald
Polson
Fred Barribal
Lake Louise
Banff
Bynum Dam
Albert Gebhart
Perry Sorenson
Edith Brecken
Elizabeth Rosengren
Bozeman
Wisconsin
Fairfield and
Roy Page
ST. John's Parish
Fairfield
Russel Scheicher
Dutton Lutheran Church
Bernard Gravdal
ST. Josepius Church
Pendroy
Cor
A. P. Hertsgaard
Fargo
North Dakota
Ford
G.V.W
G.T.W
Barton Motor Sales
Oldsmobile
Uydcea-Matic
Hydra-Matic
Todavi
Deale
Hanson Bros. Garage
Main
Choteau, Monten
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