Pattern Shelterbelt for moisture and soil protection
Montana forester Richard Marks says field shelterbelts spaced 20 to 40 rods apart provide soil and moisture conservation on cropland. Single row belts, often a mix of trees and shrubs, protect large areas with fewer trees, reduce wind damage, hold snow, aid cultivation, and can boost nearby crop yields.
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Teton Memorial Hospital News Update
Hospital admissions include Thelma LaRocque Choteau and James Nicholson Fairfield. Births record a daughter to Mrs. Woods Choteau and sons to Mrs. McInerney Fairfield and Mrs. Pourroy. Discharges list Fay Flamm Augusta and others from Choteau Fairfield and Bynum.
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Thelma LaRocque
Choteau
James B. Nicholson
Fairfield
William Hitchcock
Sheryl Davis
Gayle LaFond
Rebecca ‘Watson
Stephen Stott
William Johnson
Bynum
Inga Dale
Jacob J. Wipf
Geeat
Asa Matkin
Fairfiel
Tommy Finley
Leo McInerney
James Crawford
Pamela Coffman
Sharon Allum
Robert Pourroy
Howard Woods
Jacob
J. Wipf
William’ Johnson
Fay Flamm
Augusta
Russell Haughen
Simms
Nettie Young
George M. Morris
Henry Haschke
Karen Gravdal
Jacob ‘J. Wipt
Tommy, Finley
Betty Crocker Homemaker Scholar Winner Named
Wilma M Grossman wins 1962 Betty Crocker Search for American Homemaker from Power High School. She earns $1,500 state scholarship sponsored by General Mills for top school homemaker entry and competes with other state winners for further honors and a $500 second prize.
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Grossman
Betty Crocker
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