Cattle Feeding in Montana Shows Stable Numbers
Montana reports that the number of cattle on feed remains the same as last year. Federal data from Helena indicate larger feeders may add cattle for slaughter while smaller operators cut back slightly. overall feed supply is adequate and frost damaged grain drives some pen feeding and higher finished cattle prices encourage continued feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Federal Agricultural Statinical Service
Helena
Feeding markets face higher costs and tighter supplies
The report notes elevated feeder cattle costs, reduced sugar beet by-product availability, and thinner feed grain and hay reserves in key feeding areas, signaling tighter margins for producers.
New Social Security List includes self employed filers
The Social Security office requires listees to have a card at the time they file their first return. The report, filed with income tax returns, will begin in 1952 for 1951. Self-employed individuals with trades or businesses gain coverage under the amended act. Those without a card should obtain one now to file complete information with next year’s tax return.
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Thompson
Sixth Graders Use Physical Ed Center for Art Projects
Sixth grade students use the high school gym as a Saturday recreation center from 9:30 to 11:30 for tumbling basketball and games. Principal Gormley Coach Demn supervise with Mrs Gronberg overseeing art projects including colored paper mache maps and chalk drawings. Betty Dane of Rotterdam stands out for a large Christmas scene. Preparations for the upper grade Christmas program in the high school auditorium on Thursday December 20 at 8 pm are underway.
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Gormley
Demn
Robert Gronberg
Jerusalem
Betty Dane
Rotterdam
Holland
Fence posts treated with pentachlorphenol preservative
Treated wooden fence posts retain soundness much longer than untreated posts of the same tree varieties as the preservative resists decay and insect damage, extending life in outdoor use.
Thanksgiving Day Family Visits Across Local Towns
Local notices detail numerous households hosting relatives and friends for Thanksgiving. Families from Great Falls to Pendroy, Conrad to Stanford shared meals and gatherings with extended kin, including Pedersen and Alzheimers families, while travelers and residents planned visits and winter trips.
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Dacertiin Weathier
Leona
Evelyn
Fefe
Farid
Nevin
Caskey
Cand
Hepid
Depner
Tieats
Didinvin Craitie
Choteatt
Ralph” ‘Caskey
George, Porter
E.R. McLean
Tee, Reyear
Henry Bremer
Glark
Dick Harts
Ed Schilling
Bill Olsens
Chateau
N. W. Edwards
Bessie Edwards
Marie Averill
Gordon
Amund Larson
Clayre Bellamy
Conrad
Lloyd Pedersen
Baard Pedersens
Stanford
Allen Nelsons
Fer McLeans
Emil Nelson
Gladys
Wolf Point
Pedersen
Cilert and Clark
Harold Waters
Hilda Iverson
Reo Coghills
Collins
Jimmy Alzheimer
Martin Alzheimers
Dutton Community News Highlights Dec 13 Meeting and Local Events
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet at the church Thursday Dec 13 with a potluck. Roy Hotto enlists this week. guests invited to dinner include Swenson, Goodmundson, Knutsons, Hagen, Ane, Poser, and Nelsons. Dutton Cardinals beat Braty and Conrad, prep for Chateau game next Saturday. Christmas trees on sale by Lions Club. Red Cross branch meets Dec 15 with officer elections.
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Roy
Lioniel
Lauren Swenson
Darrell Goodmundson
LeRoy Knutson
Great Falls
Norman Hagen
Marvin
Ane
Harold Poser
Norman Nelson
Cut Bank
H. Nelson
Ted Goodmundson
Darrell
Maynard Hickenbottoms
Grover City
Calif
Bertha Albright
Hot Springs
Ben Haralson
Sam
Spokane
Morris Smith
Martin Schultz
Deaconess Hospital
Henry Dahl
Hot “Springs
Celia
Scarborough
Don
Wauseon
Ohio
Carroll Johnson
California
Dutton Cardinals
Braty
Conrad
Chateau
Jessie Evans
Eddie Rossmiller
2Gene
Schultz
Glee Clay
K. C. Knutson
Roy Aune
Martin Aune
Jens’ _Greenii
Leon Johnson
Marilyn Knutson
Big Sandy
Stanley Gossack
K. C Knutson
Lions’ Club
Sollid
Dutton
The
Red Cross
Collins Family Social Notes and Local Visitors
Mary Lou Montague Corr report noted too late for last week. Local families, shoppers, and visitors frequent Chateau and Great Falls venues. Notable mentions include Dutton movie attendance, square dancing, cattle trips to Great Falls, Fort Lewis departure, and guests from Winifred and Brady.
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Erwin Arps
Limpus
Hilda Iverson
Mike Horak
Collins
Halbrook
Conrad
Barns
Fitzgerald
Orne
Albert Tomsha
Henry Tomsha
Prince
Dutton
Mrs. DeBruycker
Great Falls
Montague
Conraxs
Sandra Orne
Frances Banis
Walkes
Missoula
Reo Cogll
Eugene Baquet
E. Martin
Brady
D. Banns
Joe Jarosimek
Campbell
Reo Coghill
Winifred
Family guests visit Lethbridge and Greenfield ties
Over the weekend the Baquets and Mrs Lim pus with the Robertsons of Shelby visited Lethbridge Alberta. On Sunday the Baquets hosted the Burbridges of Greenfield and the Robertsons of Shelby for a social gathering.
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Baquets
Mrs. Limpus
Robertsons
Shelby
Lethbridge
Alperta
Burbridges
Greenfield
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Mary Lou Montague
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Optometrist
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Hamilton Clinic
E. J. Whitaker
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J. A. Duffy Agency
Great Fails
Rory Calhoun
Jane Nigh
Scotland Yard
the Frontier
Randolph
Scott Brown
Harry Hoe Rok
UG Pick
HHL
Vm . Anuihvel
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Dick Powell
Rhonda Fleming
Richard Erdman
William Conrad Regis Toomey
Jean Porter
Sam.,wiesenthac
W.R. Frank
Robert Parrish
William Ponees
RKO
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