All About the Duck Season Details and Rules
Open shooting season runs Sept 30 to Dec 8 with 5 day transit limit after close. No migratory birds may be shipped after Dec 8. Birds may be stored 90 days post season, Montana limit date March 8, 1946. Possession allowed with bow and straw or shotgun not larger than 10 gauge. rifles and revolvers prohibited.
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Montana
Migratory Bird Hunt Rules And Bag Limits Detailed
Rules limit shotgun capacity to three shells with fixed plug and barge limits apply to boats aircraft and decoys. Hunters 16+ must carry valid Federal bird hunting license stamp signed, shown on demand. Power boats allowed to travel to location. outboard motors must be detached for hunting. Daily bag limits set for ducks and geese with specific species exceptions and totals.
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U. S
City Fat Saving Push Urges Rural Fats Drop
The government appeals to town and farm women to save fats to ease a domestic shortage of fats. City records show a previous high but rural districts can do more. Butchers offer up to 4 cents and 2 red points per pound. contact Home Demonstration or County Agent for help.
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WIA
OPA
Montana migratory bird limits and hunting rules notice
The document lists daily bag limits for coot and ducks plus possession limits for ducks geese and other waterfowl. It notes extended cold storage possession, weekly transport limits, enforcement authority of deputy wardens, and county restrictions in Madison Beaverhead and Gallatin counties. It also warns about trumpeter swans with penalties and includes county land records and oil and gas leases.
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Brant
Madison
Gallatin
Beaverhead
United States
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Canada
Mexico
U. S
Madison Lake
Hebgen Lake
Red
Rock Lake
Madison River
Kenneth F. Roahen
United States Game Management
Happy-Go-Lucky 4 H Club Meeting Report
The Happy-Go-Lucky 4 H Cardinals club met August 7 at Theoline Farnsworth home. Members sang, answered roll with a safety rule, and noted August 4 Chateau honors. Four of five members to Great Falls fair. next meeting August 21 at Roberta Med’s home.
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Cardinals
Theoline Farnsworth
Chateau
Great Falls
Roberta Med
Darlene Nelson
Community Notes: Local Families Share Visits and Meals
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Takes and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Konen home. A. Beck and son Arwin shopped in Great Falls Thursday. C. Wittke spent Sunday evening at the Homberg home. Leo Keel and son Terry visited Chris Burgmier on Sunday. Al Nelson hosted Sunday dinner at the Gamradt home. Mrs. Jerome Toenyes visited Emil Schultz family at Dutton. Al Nelson and wife shopped in Great Falls Monday. Carl Brunner and family called on the Asmus home. Leonard Beck and daughter of Fort Shaw were Sunday supper guests at A. E. Beck’s.
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Joe Takes
Konen
A. Beck
Arwin
Great Falls
C. Wittke
Homberg
Leo Keel
Terry
Chris Burgmier
al Nelson
Gamradt
Jerome Toenyes
Emil Schultz
Dutton
Carl Brunner
Asmus
Leonard Beck
Fort Shaw
A. E. Beck
Teton County Student Completes Summer Work at MSU
Marvel J. de Young of Fairfield, a Teton County nursing student at Montana State College, is among 102 students who finished their summer quarter. About half will advance to Montana Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls for further training, the rest return to Bozeman to continue at the college and Bozeman Deaconess Hospital.
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Bozeman
Teton County
Montana State College
Marvel J. de Young
Fairfield
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
War era ration reminders and Christmas mail rules
The notice lists red stamp expiry dates for Q2 sear and V2 eels with last use dates August 3 and September 30, plus other stamp notes and shoe stamp validity. It urges citizens to curb consumption, stay at nursing posts, and support crop efforts during peace. It also outlines overseas Christmas mailing rules for soldiers, advising against sending packages if the soldier is returning home and giving steps for proper addressing and timing of mail from September 15 to October 15.
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Army
Navy
Hummingbird 4-H Club Shines at County Elimination
Dutton based Hummingbird 4-H Club sent several members to the county elimination contest at Chateau on August 4. Aileen Knowles demonstrated bread making and earned a district fair invitation. Arleen Knowles and Mary Margaret Loch earned blue ribbons in style revue with Loch named district reserve champion.
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Dutton
Chateau
Aileen Knowles
Great Falls
Teton County
Mary Margaret Loch
Arleen Knowles
Sue Loch
Woolgrowers
Hummingbird Club
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G. E. Lindholm
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Boulder
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T. R. Larson
Choteau
Carl B. Wedum
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Percy E. Hodgskiss
Stella Louise Jacobson
William H. Murray
Virginia Murray
Sherburnes
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Carl O. Madson
General Petroleuum Corporation of California
Beck
John Toenyes
Cer
Teton
Institution
United Nations
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Okinawa