The Old Blue Dipper Poem Recalls a Homestead
Poet FE. Pluribus Tustledown writes of a blue enameled long handled dipper that sheltered a prairie homestead through blizzards and changing years. The verse follows memory, family life, and faith as children grow and the dipper fades, yet spirit remains.
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Jesus Sohal
Pluribus Tustledown
Community Notes From Greenfield and Nearby
Greenfield family plans Christmas at Conrad with relatives as Jack Campbell and two children Ar dith and John travel to Gilford to join Mrs Campbell who moved earlier. Cooperation meeting in Greenfield paves the way for a creamery project but no action taken. Mrs Joyce Graves and daughter travel to Great Falls then Coeur d Alene Idaho for the holidays. Christmas guests join the Knights in Glasgow. George Holl infant dies after severe cold. services held. Nic Bowen enters Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital. Virgil Bowen earns 238 of 250 on rifle course at San Diego.
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Frank Huntsinger
Conrad
Jack Campbell
Ardith
John
Gilford
Joyce Graves
Roberta
Great Falls
Ernest Knight
J. J. McInerney
Lars Howden
Francis Freeman
Charles Moe
Glasgow
Freemans
Valley County
The
Knights
George Hollo
Nic Bowen
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Virgil Bowen
Ralph Bowen
San Diego
Cal
Virgil
Rates Little Change in Triple A Farm Program
Wellenstein, chairman of the county agricultural conservation committee, says 1941 rates under the AAA will be similar to 1940. The wheat rate per bushel drops to 8 cents, soil-depleting payments rise to 1.10 per acre, and restoration land payments rise to 15 cents. The commercial orchard rate stays at 1.80 per acre, with adjustments to non crop pasture and animal unit allowances. Farmers closely support national defense through these conservation payments.
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W. H.wellenstein
County Paricultural Conservation Committee
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Teton County
Wellenstein
Girl Scouts Host Christmas Party for Local Children
The Chateau Girl Scouts held a Christmas party at the Methodist Church for 17 Ere szhood age boys and girls. A small tree was decorated, gifts of dolls for girls and toy cars for boys were given, and each child received a sack of candy.
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Our City
Chateau
Methodist Church
Gilberta Lee
Scribe
Helena meeting on livestock sanitary re registration
A Helena gathering last week reviewed final arrangements for the Montana livestock sanitary re registration. Officials considered procedures and compliance measures.
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Dipper
Teton Dairy
Bernice
Charlie
Chet
Hristmas
Breen Oil CO
Choteau Food Market
Greenfield
W. W. Scott
Knudtzon Lumber
Girl Scouts
Merry Christmas
Helena
Boggs
Hanson Apartments
R. R. Mellon
McDonald
R. A. Clearman
Prestone
Leigh Nett
Chateau ‘Bakery
Claire and
al Hensley
Elmer R. Dial
WEDUM
Federated