Teton County Visitors Attend Montana Legislature Sessions
TETON COUNTY residents observed a public hearing on HB362 about colonization limits for Hutterite lands. The bill failed in House committee. Wheat research and REA expansion dominated debate as the House killed a wheat council and approved a memorial on silage corn and forage grain production.
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Helena
Montana
Teton County
Collins
E. R. McLean
Martin Alzheimer
Bert Corey
Clark
Glen Inbodys
Kaare Larsons
Senate
House
Wheat Council
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Debates Nurse Pay and Hospital Costs in Montana
Montana Senate weighed bills on nurse pay and hospital cost policy while considering a post-audit system for state spending. Night hunting with artificial light was approved by the Senate and sent to the House. A joint memorial urged ICC action to preserve Montana grain freight rates westbound. Mourning doves remained off limits for two more years after House rejection.
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Senate
Montana
Teton Memorial Hospital
Jerry W. Breen
Teton
Tim Babcock
US Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
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Dieting and sweets clash with weight loss myths
The text notes sweets remain part of a balanced diet even when losing weight. It emphasizes fewer pounds mean less food but warns against fads and cults that promise quick fixes, urging adherence to daily food guides for essential vitamins and minerals.
Walley Family Attends Funeral for Mrs. Carl Blomberg
Osburn Idaho residents Mr and Mrs Harold Walley and family attended funeral services for Mrs Carl Blomberg last Saturday. Mrs Walley is the former Clara Blomberg. Mr and Mrs Smoot Rowley visited their daughter and son in law.
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Harold Walley
Osburn
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Carl Blomberg
Walley
Clara Blomberg
Smoot Rowley
No magic diet promises here
The article argues there are no quick fixes for weight loss and permanent results require eating less. It notes self-control lasts briefly, urges a doctor guided plan, and emphasizes reducing intake of fats and starches to form lasting habits.
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notes and Pennies for Pan America
The C. James Smith Unit No. 6 met February 4 at Mrs. Paul Kropp’s home with Mrs. Jay Robinson presiding. A Pennies for Pan America appeal urged members to donate purses pennies to fund new Dominican Republic schools. A Dominican Republic report was read. three Girls State selections were confirmed, two sponsored by the Auxiliary and one by the Soroptimist Club.
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C. James Smith
Paul Kropp
Jay Robinson
Pan America
Dominican Republic
Schiller
Soroptimist Club
Bilbro Family Attends Rowleys Granddaughter Birthday
Mr and Mrs Bill Bilbro and family attended Cindy Bilbro s eighth birthday at Bynum on Sunday The report notes Nick Wii ker and George Seu fert traveled to Missoula for a bull sale and returned home yesterday
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Bill Bilbro
Bynum
Rowleys
Cindy Bilbro
Nick Wiiiker
George Seufert
Missoula
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