Banks to Hang FDIC Insurance Signs at Windows
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will send official signs to insured banks. Ten local banks are among 14 000 licensed institutions receiving signs to display at receiving windows. Insured banks offer protection up to 5000 dollars per depositor, and in case of suspension the corporation pays depositors promptly after a receiver is appointed.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Insurance Corporation
Smut Damage Persists in Wheat Says Botanist
Bozeman August 27 Smut continues to ruin winter and spring wheat with 5 to 50 percent smutty heads. Dr P A Young Montana Experiment Station botanist notes losses include dockage and reduced yields. Smut caused by Tilletia fungi, spores form black powder in smut balls. treatment with formaldehyde ceresan or copper carbonate can cut risk.
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Bozeman
P. A. Young
Montana Experiment Station
Young
Lambs Can Survive on Two Pounds Alfalfa Daily in Drought
Montana Experiment Station at Fort Ellis tested winter rations for lambs amid feed shortages. A group fed two pounds of alfalfa per head daily gained two pounds over four months, while another fed two and a half pounds plus beet pulp gained 14 pounds. Despite the winter gains, both groups are expected to weigh about the same next fall with good summer pasture.
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Montana Experiment Station
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Library To Return To Old Schedule
The public library sponsored by the Chateau Woman's club will revert to its former hours. It will be open Wednesdays from 7 30 to 9 00 p m and Saturdays from 3 00 to 5 00 p m. A list of news books ordered for the pay shelf will be published next week.
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The
Chateau Woman's Club
Oldest Incorporated City New York City Claim
The source asserts New York City is the oldest incorporated city in the United States. It presents the claim as a notable feature of the city’s history.
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New York City
United States
Chateau Public School Seeks Bids for Gym Renovation Repairs
The Chateau Public School invites sealed bids to remodel the gymnasium room and repair the boiler room and to furnish plumbing materials and labor for heating the gym. Bids due by September 8, 1934, in the clerk’s office. Specifications on file. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Chateau Public School
Board OF Trustees
High School Announces Opening Day and Registration
Opening day set for Tuesday September 4 with pupil registration in the afternoons through Labor Day. A book fee of 2.00 is due on opening day. Post graduate pupils may be admitted and must stay the year and pay the fee. Principal A B Guthrie and Clerk J T Robison. 12 21.
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A. B. Guthrie
J. T. Robison
Tabernacle Offers Varied Weekly Services
Evangelistic service Sunday at 8 p m Bible study Tuesday at 7 30 p m prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 p m children chorus and scripture drill Saturday 3 pm Evangelist Margaret H Knuttson in charge invites all readers to attend.
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Tabernacle
Margaret H. Knuttson
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Annie H. Swaine
In Te ton County Montana the District Court orders that all interested parties appear September 14 1934 at 10 AM in Chateau to show why administrator Chas G Roberts should not be granted an order to sell the remaining real and personal property of Annie H Swaine deceased. Real estate includes Lot 6 Block 4 Original Townsite Choteau Lots 13 14 Block 18 Original Townsite Choteau and specified land in sections 7 18 17 of Townships 23 25 North Range 2 3 West M M plus all personal property. Dated Chateau Montana August 29 1934 Frances Rosengren Clerk.
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Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Annie H. Swaine
Chas. G. Roberts
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
Choteau
Nwy
Sey
M. M
Frances Rosengren
Farmington Home Demonstration Meet Includes Officer Installations
The Farmington Home Demonstration club will meet at the hall on Thursday September 6 at 2 00 pm. Officers will be installed at this meeting and members are asked to bring their last recipe bulletin for upcoming food project work. Friends of Ben Slanger note his marriage to Miss Josephine Comfort of Wilmette Illinois on July 31 in Wilmette. They honeymooned at Glacier Park and now reside at Big Timber where Slanger works as a Smith Hughes instructor. Wm Chalmers delivered wheat to Equity Elevator last week weighing 62 pounds per bushel. F W Smith and family and Mrs
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Food Project
Ben Slanger
Josephine Comfort
Wilmette
Illinois
Glacier Park
Big Timber
Slanger
Smith- Hughes
Wm. Chalmers
Equity
F. W. Smith
Social Roundup From Beside Harold Pass and Great Falls
Orin Peterson and daughter Eleanor Jo Anne visit near Pendrey as Peterson hauls grain for Harry Thompson. Jeanette Woodward visits Great Falls acquaintance. L Q Satre of East Stanwood Wash visits his daughters Forseth and Palmer Peterson. Local travelers return from Hinsdale Montana. Mrs. L A Peterson of Warlana Wyoming visits old friends. Mrs. Clara Larson Lois Rittenhouse and Betty of Great Falls dine with R A Reiding. Betty stays to help. Bob Carlson returns home with companions from Great Falls. Woodward party goes to Dutton to fetch Mr. Woodward aiding harvest. Mrs. Richard Clearman ill with protein poisoning.
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Orin Peterson
Eleanor Jo Anne
Harold Passmore
J. R. Jones
Pendrey
Harry Thompson
Jeanette Woodward
Jeanette Hasterlick
Great Palls
L. Q. Satre
East Stanwood
Wash
Forseth
Palmer Peterson
Rutter
Pegey Lou
Hinsdale
Montana
L. A. Peterson
Warlana Wyoming
Clara Larson
Lois
Rittenhouse
Betty
Great Falls
R. A
Woodward
John
Robert
de David
Robert Smith
Dutton
Mr. Woodward
John Bohling
Richard Clearman
Bynum and Choteau Residents Attend Visits and Events
McCammon Idaho families Bynum and Mrs. Leo Howell travel to Flathead, then return. Frank and William Green head to Biz Hole basin for winter work. Reid Swenson and Dell Green discuss hog allotment in Choteau. Primary group hosts home coming with outdoor sports and dancing for children. dancing program draws a good crowd in Bynum.
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P. K. Jensen
McCammon
Idaho
Leo Howell
Flathead
Bynum
Mr. Jensen
Frank
William Green
Biz Hole
Reid Swenson
Dell Green
Choteau
Lucy Stott
Lena Green
Shirley Wallace
Hampton Bloom
Frank George
Bancroft
Lyman Schenk
Local Social Notes And Visits From Pendroy Area
Pendroy Mrs McDonald and son Bobby and Mrs Fuller picked choke cherries Tuesday. A Wisconsin guest stayed at the Bolsinger home last week. Mr and Mrs B C Jannusch Florine Jannusch and Junior Jannusch drove to Great Fairy Thursday. J A Swanson family returned Tuesday from vacationing at Kalispell. Mrs Jay Gitchel learned of her mother's death Saturday. Mrs Cochrane former Conrad resident arrived from Pasadena to visit here. Mrs Alice Brownell spent last week.
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Pasadena
Alice Brownell
Estes
Rose Morse
Kernodle
Missouri
C. A
John Pfrimmer, Jr
W. P. Phillips
Marano
Choteau
James Sheeble
Pendroy
H. E. Davis
Hamers Home
Social notes from Pendroy and nearby visits
Residents host guests and visitors from Missouri Great Falls and Browning enjoy local calls and trips. Families including the Estes Morse Kernodle Shawver and Pfrimmer households share hospitality with several short visits and social gatherings around Pendroy Choteau and Browning.
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Federal Deposit Insurance
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Teton Milling Co
Chateau Implement Co
J. B. Conlin
Mgr
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
First National Bank of
Julius Hirshberg
Farmington
Choteau To
Portland
Choteau Drug Co
DODGE
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Herman Earnes
Choteau Garage
Rif
O Lee
Praia Ait Ae
Blatz
Blatz Old Heidelberg
Milwaukee
Hla Heidelberg Gare Cre Beer
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