Calves Profit Study Shows Mixed Results for 4-H Club
Fairfield Times reports on a calf feeding project by 4-H Calf club members. Average selling price per head was 63.49 at Chicago and 66.47 at Helena, with feeding costs about 59.52. Only four members profited, led by Alvin Meyer with 10.89 per head. overall average profit 8.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Chicago
D. P. Thurber
Lloyd Austad
Alvin Meyer
Gordon Bradford
James Graves
Bernard Hatcher
Maxine Graves
William Graves
Doris Riphenburg
Alice Riphenburg
Merle Baldwin
John Shoquist
Fairfield Times
Christmas Turkey Shipment Concludes in Power
The Teton County Shipping association finished its Christmas turkey shipment at Power last Saturday. An advance of $254.46 went to the shippers with eight cents on primes and six cents on the choice. Prime young toms weighed 1,591 pounds and prime young hens 1,049 pounds, totaling $211.20 in advances. Choice grade included 521 pounds of young toms, 117 pounds of young hens, 66 pounds of old hens, and 17 pounds of old toms, with $43.26 advanced. Power shippers listed include D. B. Standish, L. Fuhringer, C. H. Van Heel, Bob Flushman, Mrs. F. Bakken, Mrs. Mitchel, Ed. Mitchel, and O. M. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Power
U. S
D. B. Standish
L. Fuhringer
C. H. van Heel
Bob Flushman
F. Bakken
Mitchel
Ed. Mitchel
O. M. John‘son
Auto plates delayed until March 15 says official
State registrar Austin Middleton writes to County Treasurer O G Meadows that new license plates will not be issued before March 15. Applications before January 1 will be received but not processed and plates will be forwarded only after the March date, reducing department correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin B. Middleton
State Registrar of Automobiles
O. G. Meadows
Meadows
Red Cross Plans Christmas Toy Drive and Donations
Christmas boxes planned for the needy with toys of all kinds, canned goods and clothing. Miss Margaret Nagle urged repairs for used toys and listed November flour, clothing, shoes and other items received, with numerous local contributors and detailed expense notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Miss Nagle
C. H. Porter
Court House
Teton
Mittens
R. P. Reiding
Rural Montana report details county farming and 4-H work
The 1932 county report highlights the shipping association since 1923 marketing over 498 thousand pounds of poultry and shows a drop in cattle and hog shipments. It notes grading improvements, elevator group work with Montana State College, and extensive 4-H club food, nutrition, and home demonstration programs with detailed food production figures. It ends with outlooks and recommendations across crops, horticulture, rodent control, livestock, home economics, 4-H, economics, marketing, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Association
The
Shipping Association
Conser
Montana State College
Board of County Commissioners
Clarkson
Acantha
Teton County
Chateau
Library notes on November loans and new donations
The library reports 308 books loaned in November and low cost memberships for access to general and new shelves. Books moved from pay shelf to general shelf include Black Roses and The Book of Fu Manchu among others. Donated titles for school children include Barbara Hale and Cozette and The Call of the Wild. New copies for children feature Black Beauty and Hans Brinker and Bubbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brett Young
Peacock Feather
Temple Bailey
Sweden
Paddy Sylvanus
Philippa
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Pauline
W. N. C. Carlton
Fu Manchu
Sax Rohmer
Finch
Maro de la Roche
Barbara Hale
Cozette
Lillian Garvis
Michael O’holicrap
Gene Stratton Porter
Lonesome Trail
B. M. Bowers
Louisa M. Alcott
Collins News Highlights Local Weddings and Night of Entertainment
The column reports D. F. Waterman family visiting R. S. McClenhan and wife with Harold Crane and Martha Silverman note. Mr and Mrs Andrey Buyer plan to move to Carbon Alberta. Ella Keller to join him. A charity event at the Collins hall raised funds for Red Cross and local needs, featuring a children’s program and a comedy play by Prof. Funk, with music by Mable Caskey and Arthur Davidson. Community reports cover storm-related school absences and safety checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Waterman
R. S. McClenhan
Harold Crane
Buyer
Carbon
D. L. Manning
Lyle Standish
Collins
H. D. Club
Bessie Reiquam
Chateau
Red Cross
Milas Lockhart
Prof. Funk
Funk
Mable Caskey
Arthur Davidson
Letha Caskey
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Darwin Crane
Helen Waterman
Florence Davidson
Social visits and gatherings in Farmington area described
The report lists numerous visits to Farmington area households from Seattle and Great Falls friends. Names include Dick Whipple Cecil Passmore Olaf Forseth and families, Alfred Paulson Hynes Crossen Davidson Depner Gordons Petersons Clearman Broeders and others. A severe blizzard is mentioned ending with a note of its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whipple
Seattle
Cecil Passmore
Olaf Forseth
Alfred Paulson
Great Falls
O. DeRusha
Frank Hynes
Howard Hanson
Hugh Crossen
Chateau
H. Davidson
Hazel
Robert
Emil Depner
Lola Davidson
Palmer Peterson
Helen Lekey
Hylon Burch
Richard Clearman
Arlene Broeder
Fred Broeder
Pat Campbell
Chris Swenson
Fred Woodward
H. H. Weist
Arlene
Pendray
C. G. Passmore
Beatrice DeRusha
Smith
R. A. Clearman
Hazel Trescott
Frank Gordon
Lost 20 Lbs of Fat in Just Four Weeks
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis writes she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. She reports higher energy and no hunger while using one half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. Adv advertises Kruschen as a harmless weight loss aid with a 4 week bottle price and money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
St. Louis
Notice for Public Sale of Stockraising Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana November 25 1932 notice that Margaret Molumby formerly Margaret Gray of Blackleaf Montana who filed stockraising homestead entry 069249 for multiple parcels intends to prove up the claim before the Register January 10 1933 at Great Falls Witnesses listed include Jack Lemmon Ross Lemmon Mrs Jack Lemmon Pete Lemmon all of Blackleaf Montana Registered by M D Nicholson First pub December 1 last December 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Margaret Molumby
Margaret Gray
Meridian
Register of United State Land Office
Montaeat
Jack Lemmon
Blackleaf
Ross Lemmon
Pete Lemmon
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Pinnell Fur Company
Choteau, Mont
Milwaukee
Choteau Acantha
R.A. Clearman
H. L. Halladay
B. I. Packer
Ben Fisher
Fred Saylor
Ruth Thompson
Maxine Sturgis
Averill
Elizabeth Smith
Farmington
G. Slanger
Mary Helsel
Woodward
Henry E. Hansen
Steve Lindseth
Wm. Arensmeyer
W. F. Arensmeyer
Wm. Chalmers
Wm. Brotte
Yelte Bakker
George Slanger
Mrs
Ellen Denison
Library Notes
Collins News
Henry Bremer
Hallie Ferris
Hallie
Mr. Schwanbeck
Ruby
Umphress’s
Sam Agee
Raymond
Anderson
Ethel
Irene
Mr. Woodward
John
Farmington School
Iona Davidson
Doris Anderson
Jean Umphress
Jeanette Woodward
Joe LeDesky
Pete Otness
Mr. LeDesky
M. D. Nicholson
Mountain States Tel
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