Poultry Marketing Progress in Teton County 1936 37
The report by County Agent Fred Willson notes 37,396 pounds of turkeys marketed from Chateau during three shipments in Nov 1936 Dec 1936 and Jan 1937 under the Te ton County Shipping Association. Turkeys were graded under the U S federal system by H J Moon of Pendray with payments largely through the Northwest Turkey Growers Association. Local business leaders funded Turkey Days with about 100 prize money. prizes included furthest distance two days largest pounds and prime birds.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Turkey
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
U. S
H. J. Moon
Pendray
Teton County
Choteau
Chateau
Methodist Church notes and Christmas program plans
Sunday school at 9 45 with four teachers assisting in primary and beginners and mid level classes. Morning worship at 11 with sermon Life's Big Moment. Epworth League 6 30 with Christmas theme. Bynum church service at 3. Choir practice at 7 30 tonight and intensive practice pre Christmas. Christmas program December 23 with Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs Bullerdick directing. December 19 concert by Mae Walton and the church choir with high school Glee Club cantata.
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Halver Daley
Elmer Smith
H. A. Winner
W. W. Smith
Epworth League
Bynum
Miss ‘Walton
Miss Richards
Fred Smith
Bullerdick
Mae Walton
High School Glee Club
V. Vick
Notice to creditors Estate of Ella Murray deceased
The administrator of Ella Murray's estate invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice.
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Ella Murray
State cash on hand and in banks tops eight million
Montana reports a cash balance of 8,714,205.22 dollars on hand and in banks. State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon notes this is 603,140 dollars more than last December 1 balance.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Death of Mrs Charles Barnum Shocks Edgerton Bankside
Obituary from Edgerton Tobacco Reporter notes the 1890s case of Mrs Charles Barnum of White Plains New York. Her husband Charles Barnum was a bank cashier in Edgerton viewed as trusted. Rumors of irregularities emerged after two examiners reviewed ledgers and tension rose as accusations mounted.
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Edgerton Tobacco Reporter
White Plains
New York
Charles Barnum
Edgerton
Charles Burnam
Ford Introduces 1938 Standard and De Luxe V-8 Cars
ORD unveils two 1938 Ford V-8 lines the Standard and De Luxe both built on the same chassis. The De Luxe offers more size luxury and room with 85 hp only while the Standard provides 60 or 85 hp at lower prices. Prices listed for coupe Tudor Fordor and special models with added standard equipment included.
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ORD
Ford
Tudor
Fordor
Banker’s Soul Price Ends In Silence And Grief
The story recounts a banker who vanished after a small business trip, leaving a wife and two children and a ruined family. His wife sold belongings to the bank and died honored, while the text laments the moral toll and cites a price of three hundred sixty five thousand dollars for a soul as a warning from B R McLean.
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Chas
Barnam
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Fred Willson
Methodist Church
Bert ™ I
Packer
Kenneth Murray
Bert I, Packer
First Pub
DE Luxe
B. R. McLean
Exide Batteries
Chick’s Shell Station
Shast
Raew
The
Montana Power Company
L. E. Taylor
Choteau, Mont
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