Alaska Statehood Debate Returns to Congress
A long column argues Alaska’s bid for statehood, noting opposition from a congressional committee on economic stability and maturity. It cites President Truman and Secretary Ickes supporting readiness concerns while urging fair treatment and continued development of Alaska’s resources and potential as an Orient trade hub.
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Congressional
Alaska
Truman
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Orient
County Farmer's Union Meeting At Bole November 27th
Sixteen members and three visitors attended the County Farmer's Union session in Bole on November 27. Speeches covered the Great Falls creamery and field staff updates, with plans for a new local near Chateau and a December 18 quarterly meeting with noon lunch. Members from Sunny Slope Pendray Diamond Valley Beck report rising dues and improving participation.
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County Farmer’s Union
Bole
Charlie Briese
St. Thomas
N. D
Duffeyne
Great Falls
Foutch
Chateau
Pendray
Diamond Valley
Beck
Greenfield
Paul Foutch
Fairield
Vitamin C in Orange Forms Compared
The text states sliced oranges provide more vitamin C than orange juice and unstrained juice more than strained juice. It notes strained juice holds only about half to three quarters of the vitamin C found in the segments, deeming it the least efficient orange usage.
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Alaska
Call for bids on schoolhouse properties in Montana district
The Schoo District No. 62 board invites sealed bids by January 2, 1946, 8 p.m. for Liberty school house and Pleasant Valley School House parcels in Teton County. Properties include small 16 by 20 and 15 by 18 barns, teacherage, outbuildings, toilets, and land described by sections. Bids must be marked outside the envelope and mailed to clerk Ethel Hodgskiss. the board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of School Trustees
Schoo District No. 62
Liberty School House
Liberty
Pleasant Valley
Ethel Hodgskiss
Board of Trustees of
School
Pari No
Teton County
Monna
Lower Marias Project Maps and Surveys Progress
Topographic surveys of the Lower Marias project lands and Tiber dam area are underway as part of the Missouri River basin plan authorized by the 1944 Flood Control Act. Contour maps for the first 13.4 miles of the main Tiber canal have been completed by Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc. No construction funds are presently available.
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Tiber Dam
Lower Marias
Bureau of Reclamation
H. D. Comstock
Tiber Canal
Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc
Los Angeles
Arias Project
Comstock
Project readiness hinges on equal necessity for progress
The text notes that certain prerequisites must be satisfied before moving forward, emphasizing that both conditions are equally essential to determine readiness. It reflects a cautious stance on proceeding without full fulfillment of all required criteria.
Fear of Dog Senses Fright Through Behavior Not Odor
A psychologist consulted suggests the dog may sense a person's fright by their overall behavior rather than from odor. The observation highlights nonverbal cues as key to assessing canine perception of fear.
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Lower Marias Project
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph CO
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
State Farm Life Insurance Company
State Farm Fire Insurance Company
Hartford and Indemnity Company Insurance
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Knuditon Lumber Co
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