Harvest prospects mixed across Teton county fields
The general crop report notes light yields expected in many areas of Teton county with some fields performing poorly under best practices. Exceptions include J J Hannan property near Chateau, Pendroy district with favorable rainfall, and irrigated Fairfield farms showing bumper crops of hay peas grain sugar beets.
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Teton
J. J. Hannan
Chateau
Willord Paulus
Theo
Faul
Pendroy
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Diamond Valley
Collins
Fairfield
School Inspectors Program Set for August 31 at Court House
Letters from the Teton County Agricultural Conservation association announce a soil program school for prospective inspectors on Tuesday morning August 31 at 9 o clock in the courthouse. Superintendent W Morrison of Bozeman will supervise. Morning tests select about 15 inspectors. afternoon instruction and district materials follow. Last year’s inspectors are asked to bring their wheel.
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Teton Countygricultural Conservation Association
Court House
W Morrison
Bozeman
Aerial Mapping Reduces Inspector Work This Year
Due to aerial mapping, inspectors will do less measuring this year as transit data are supplied, and routes will be mapped with reduced on ground checks.
Montana Folklore Revealed by Federal Writers Project
Federal Writers' Project scholars describe Montana folklore as rich and romantic, noting that legends flourish as workers collect sketches for the Montana State Guide. A typical piece, Be Sure and Wash the Dishes, explains western hospitality born of frontier needs and the rule of leaving places neat, with legends of characters like Bull Creek Miller shaping local lore.
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WPA
Federal Writers’ Project
Montana
Byron Crane
Crane
Fromm Ranch
Bull Creek
Lone Plucoulee
New Turf Champions and a Puzzle on a Wall Sign
Miller admits stealing horses but says it was no great crime as the best one “piled” him. A posse member claims Miller ate at Hodgins’ place, saw a wall sign, and the mob decided Miller should hang. The second item reports A L Johnson stating 59 families relocated to Fairfield resettlement by spring with 80 moves planned to absorb all families.
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Naven
Hodgins
Hodgin
Bull Creek
Fairfield
A. L. Johnson
Musselshell
Petroleum
Prairie
McCone
Johnson
Ten More Families Moved to Fairfield Resettlement
Project ten more families from breuth stricken central Montana moved to Fairfield resettlement.
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Fairfield Resettlement
Montana
Shooting Star 4H Club Holds Ninth Meeting at Ward Ranch
The Shooting Star 4-H club met August 19, 1937 at the Ward ranch. Leaders judged aprons and dresses, members modeled for the county fair, and Edythe St. Germaine served lunch. Next gathering at Lane ranch on August 27 with Norma Rogers reporting.
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Shooting Star 4-H Club
Ward Ranch
Edythe St. Germaine
Lane Ranch
Norma Rogers
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