Grateful Pendroy 4 H member recalls Chicago congress trip
Rachel Gitchel of Pendroy Pals 4 H Club writes from Missoula county high school about her trip to the national 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. She credits leaders, clubs, and sponsors for funding and support and paints scenes of visits to Swift Armour International Harvester and cultural highlights with 1500 delegates singing together.
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Club Congress
Chicago
Pendroy
Rachel Gitchel
Pendroy Palle 4H Club
Missoula County
Winona
Wayne
State University
Montana
Nec
Frances
Milwaukee Road
Teton County
Carl Sandburg
Swift’s and Armour’s
Intenational Harvester Co
Adle Planetarium
Field Museum of Natural History
Museum of Science and Industry
Stevens Hotel
Court Allows Lease of Estate Lands in Montana
An order to show cause is issued in Te ton County Montana directing interested parties in the estate of John Beeler to appear January 10 1937 to determine approval for administrator Peter Gemar to lease lands in sections 20 34 township 26 north range 2 east and related parcels to Edward Mowbry of Brady Montana for three years starting March 1 1937 at a crop sharing rental. Publication required in The Choteau Acantha for two weeks prior to hearing.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
John Beeler
Peter Gemar
Edward Mowbry
Brady
Choteau Acantha
Choteau
Mae
Quieting Title Action In Teton County Montana Land
P B Haber sues unknown defendants to quiet title to land in Teton County Montana. Property includes NW quarter of SW quarter, SW quarter of SW quarter, and SW quarter of SE quarter in Section 5 Township 26 N Range 3 W. Notice requires answer within 20 days. case filed in district court with Frances Rosengren as Clerk.
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District Court of
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
P. B. Haber
Teton County
Township Twentysix
Montana Meridian
Frances Rosengren
Meda McLean
Dequity
Freeman, Thelen & Freeman
Strain
Great Pall Montana
Plaintiff
Death of Helen Kind reported in Kalispell
Mrs. Lyle Davis received word Saturday evening December 26 of the death of her sister Helen Kind 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kind formerly of Beck. The Kind family moved to Kalispell about six years ago and brothers Oscar and Ernie Kind who were visiting remained to return with their parents.
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Lyle Davis
Matt Schaefer
Joe Bricks
Conrad Wittke
Tony Beck
Kalispell
Helen Lind
Mildred Lark
Buster Davis
Leonard Beck
Ernie
Oscar Kind
Selmer Stringrimsen
Wm. Emerick
Chateau
Asmus
Geo. Headington
J. Toenyes
J. Primus
L. Beck
J. Beck
F. Timmerman
al Nelson
LeRoy
Gamradt
Helen Kind
Henry Kind
Oscar
Ernie Kind
Mr and Mrs W W Cole Return From 46 Day Trip
Mr and Mrs W W Cole returned to Fairfield after a 46 day swing visiting relatives in Arkansas Arizona California and Seattle. They began the trip on election day and arrived back on schedule. Cole noted irrigation projects often ration water more tightly than on the Sun River project.
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Mrs. W. W. Cole
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Seattle
Mr. Cole
Sun River
Xmas Plays and Family Gatherings Round Agawam
The Agawam notes describe a Christmas season with audiences enjoying Xmas at Finnigans Flat and illustrated songs. Families including Robinsons, Morharts, Franks, Moharts and Mancarons attend plays at Bynum and Weist schools. Otto Schaeffer drove to Great Falls with his daughter Lorraine for Christmas, then she returned home.
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Finnigan
Robinson
Morharts
Bynum
Moharts
Weist
Otto Schaeffer
Great Falls
Lorraine
C. M. Hart
Chateau
Fairfield
Henry Weist
Sipp
Brady
G. N. Torgerson
State Equalization Board Reports 6.83 Million Revenue
The seventh biennial report to Governor Holt shows the board handled 6,825,828.54 in state revenue for the last fiscal year. It processed thousands of inheritance, mine, utility, license and income tax reports, with gasoline license refunds rising from 730,665.94 to 871,670.59 year over year. The department oversees rail, utility, telegraph, telephone lines and ferries, reviews bank assessments, and issues licenses for cigarettes, stores, beer, and other goods. It balanced daily remittances with the state treasurer, recording about 25,000 annual payments.
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State Board of Equalization
Elmer Holt
Statehouse
Drought Ravages Eastern Montana Crops in 1936 Report
The 1936 Montana crop value fell to 44.6 million dollars from 61.9 million in 1935 as drought hit eastern counties hardest. Yields dropped 29 percent from 1935 averages, with corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, and flax down. Hay and potatoes rose in value, while grasshopper and Mormon cricket damaged yields mainly in eastern regions.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Diamond
Supplementary School Textbooks Declared Optional
Attorney General Enor K Matson says supplementary books adopted by the state textbook commission are not compulsory for school boards to buy. Basal textbooks remain required to keep a uniform curriculum, while supplementary texts are optional and may be purchased with other nonadopted materials.
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Enor K. Matson
State Educational Bonds Redeemed By Jan 1 1937
State Treasurer James J. Brett announces a further redemption of 248000 dollars of 1921 five thousand dollar educational bonds issued to support the state university and colleges. In Brett’s term two million in bonds have been retired, leaving a remaining balance of fourteen sixty six thousand dollars.
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Brett
James J. Brett
Relief Office to Accept CCC Applications January 1 15
The Montana Relief commission announces that the relief office on the second floor of the courthouse will take CCC applications from January 1 through 15. Miss Elinor Marlowe is named as the relief commission case worker for Teton county. Enrollees are expected to stay in Montana winter camps, with the army revising replacements due to re enrollments.
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CCC
Acantha
Margaret Nagle
Montana Relief Commission
Edna Young
Relief Office
Misa Nagle
Relief Commission
Teton County
Elinor Marlowe
Court House
Montana
Want Ads News Fares Bargains From 1920s Cars
December used car listings show several classics including 1928 and 1930 Chevrolet four-door sedans a 1929 Ford sedan a 1935 Ford pickup and a 1935 Ford two-door sedan. Also noted is a 1934 Dodge pickup with seller L. E. Taylor G ter.
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L. E. Taylor G
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Paul Rice & Son
Johnson
Alex Stayman
Rome
Montco
Golden West
Golden Bantam
Prunes
Black Beauty Popcorn
Beck News
Fairfield Times
Agawam
State Equalization Board
Supreme Court
Red Cross Office
Brighton
Colorado
Art Bagley
S. Maccany
Pollock’s
Sheen
F. G. Coyte
Upman
N. Main Ave
Rexall Beauty
Vivian and
Phyllis
Wright
Rexall Drug Store
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