Shelterbelts Offer Windbreaks for Farms and Ranches
The article explains shelterbelt design from five to nine tree rows and minimum distances from buildings. Examples show costs and tree counts for 150 and 200 yard belts, noting 400 trees at $14.10 and 550 trees at $19.20, plus a nine-row belt at $34.00. It discusses hedge rows, publication sources, and current weather behavior around Chateau.
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Missoula
Thomas Michel
Collins Betty Corey Club plans Christmas box and gift exchange
The Collins H D Club meets December 19 at 1 30 PM at Mrs Ove Larson's home. Members will donate non perishable food for a welfare department Christmas box and exchange gifts as secret pals revealed after the meeting.
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Collins H. D. Club
Ove Larson
Welfare Department
Tony Poupa
Peter Emerson
Mrs
Permanent magnet alloys resist heat and vibration
Permanent magnet alloys containing 14 to 10 percent nickel show strong resistance to heat and vibration, remaining relatively unaffected under stress.
Farmer Tax Guide Now Available at Choteau and Fairfield
Extension offices in Choteau and Fairfield hold copies of the 1962 Farmer's Tax Guide. County agent Ray Kelly says the booklet aids farmers and ranchers preparing income tax returns and notes copies can be obtained by calling or visiting the extension offices.
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W. W. Lessley
Choteau
Fairfield
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Chilly Start as Temps Trim Up Slightly This Week
As of Tuesday morning, weather hints at a warming trend from subzero conditions. The message urges motorists to buckle up, noting seat belts lessen injury in collisions compared to a crash impact.
Great Falls Visitors Aid Pendroy Community Fund
Pendroy residents report Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns visited Great Falls Thursday along with Mrs. Del Ball and Mrs. Millie Holte who shopped there. A charity card party is planned for Saturday evening December 16 to raise funds for the local Fire Department with donations to Mrs. Ira Ritenour. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ritenour were Conrad visitors Thursday morning.
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Charles Johns
Great Falls
del Ball
Millie Holte
Fire Department
Ira Ritenour
Conrad
Pendray Community Postspone Masting Due to Weather
The Teton County Farmers Union quarterly meeting planned for Pendray Saturday was postponed by bad weather after a week of heavy snow. The Social Club held its annual Christmas party with a potluck and secret friend exchange, officers elected for the year, and a fundraiser for the ill. WSS met at church parlors with popcorn balls sent to Twin Bridges Children’s Home. Local residents T A Cornett and Walter Halvorson shopped in Great Falls. Jess Lantz of Cascade visited Pendray. more residents traveled for various events.
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Herb Silberman
Lee Revear
Bremer
Lawrence Alzheimer
Neil Pettapiece
Great Falls
Herold Depner
Walter Dodds
Brady
Louie Depner
Linda Pedersen
Chateau
Judy Cook
Carl Eklund
Russell
Ronnie Eklund
Carla
Dutton
Carl
Roy Eklund
Santa Ana
Calif
California
Eklunds
Premium Center
Mountains
Baard Pedersen
Pete
Jay Cole
Farmington
Peter Emerson
Lutheran Brotherhood
Herb
Bessie Silberman
Don Swansons
David Poupa
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Augusta Depner
Choteau
Llgud Pedersen
Russell Eklund
Linda
Diane Hansen
David
Danny Emerson
Glen Snbody
Roy
Carol
Lois
Bessie
Teton
Union
Pendray
Reidar Neckstad
George Porter
Charles Johns
Ella Stokes
Treasury
Claude Johns Sr
Twin Bridges
Mont
T. A. Cornett
Walter Halverson
Jess Lantz
Cascade
J. W. Swansons
al Hansmann
Gifts For Warm Springs Patients Christmas drive aids 1700 men
"Gifts With a Lift" enters its eighth year to help patients at Montana State Hospital Warm Springs. Suggested gifts include wallets jewelry shaving items and games. Mail to Gifts With a Lift Montana State Hospital Warm Springs or deliver to 1104 West Broadway Butte by December 20. Also a notice urges safe driving under Montana law on headlight glare and following distance.
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Warm Springs
Montana State Hospital
West Broadway
Butte
Montana Highway Patrol
Montana
MSC Forester Urges Farmers to Order Trees for Spring
Richard Marks Montana State College extension forester urges farmers to order trees early for spring planting. Dec 31 deadline but early orders preferred due to ample nursery stock at Montana State University. Trees and shrubs for windbreaks, shelterbelts, woodlots, and Christmas farms available with planting machines in counties. Federal cost sharing and technical help from county offices and SCS noted.
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Bozeman
Richard Marks
Montana State College
Montana State University
Marks
ASC
SCS
Stop for Stop Signs Message
City urges drivers to halt at all stop signs to prevent crashes injuries and legal penalties. Officials warn repeated violations can lead to court summons fines and possible imprisonment.
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Raymond
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Dean
Pendroy
Chotes
Ramaker Sawmill
Choteau, Montana
Great Northern Motor Freight
Great Northern Freightliner
M. Wood
Meaksou
Alta
MSC Forester
Thomas Maler
Thomas Miller
Idaho
Nevada
Standard
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