Extension School to Be Held on Fairfield Beach
A five day extension school, sponsored by the Extension Division of the department of agriculture, will run February 21 to 25 at Community Hall eight miles northeast of Fairfield. Speakers include Mrs. Margaret Tuller, G. H. Bingham, Dan Thurber, Claude Windecker, H. E. Cushman, Fred S. Willson, Dr. B. O. Fisher, and C. W. Mongan, with sessions on varieties, seed, weed control, soil fertility, tillage, planting and harvesting practices.
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Extension Division
Department of Agriculture
Fairfield
Claude Windecker
Margaret Tuller
G. H. Bingham
Dan Thurber
H. E. Cushman
Fred S. Willson
Farm advisory program schedule lists experts and topics
The program outlines daily sessions with speakers G H Bingham Dan P Thurber H E Cushman O W Monson Fred S Willson Claude Windecker and Dr B O Fisher on soils irrigation poultry housing farm management sanitation and home management running Tuesday through Friday with detailed time blocks and topics for each presenter.
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Claude Windecker
G. H. Bingham
Dan P. Thurber
H. E. Cushman
O. W. Monson
Montana
Fred S. Willson
B. O. Fisher
Margaret Tuller
Scout Committee Maps Out Local Boy Scout Activities
At a Chateau Court House meeting Frost led planning for a district court of honor in Augusta March 18 with patrols from local troops competing for a district trophy. Gale C. Frost outlined plans for a council circus and field day at Great Falls April 23, with 400 Canadian Scouts and caravan travel. A District Camp-O-Ree is set for early June at the Au.
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Chateau Boy Scout Committee
Court House
Augusta
Gale C. Frost
North Central Montana Council
Great Falls
Frost
Scouts Plan Overnight Camp and Events
The Scouts will gather for an overnight encampment to cook their own meals and compete in various events.
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Choteau Regions
Mrs W E Howard dismissed from Maynard hospital. John Eisler of Dupuyer admitted for medical treatment at Maynard. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Eddy Eisler in Maynard hospital. Grover Forgey dismissed from Maynard. Ad Angel of Dupuyer died Tuesday evening after week as patient at Maynard hospital. Mrs Arthing Johnson of Fairfield admitted to Maynard for medical treatment. Dr Maynard returns to office after three weeks illness. Mrs F G Coyte of Choteau admitted for surgical treatment. A daughter born Friday to Mr and Mrs Marcus Johnson of Dutton at Choteau hospital. Sid Snyder of Choteau noted. Mrs W A Cherry of Bynum admitted to Choteau hospital Monday, discharged next day. Mrs Jorgen Hallo of Fairfield admitted to Choteau hospital. Mrs Helen Martinson of Choteau admitted to Choteau hospital. Mrs Robert Killup of Fairfield discharged from Choteau hospital. Mrs Albert Schrock and infant son discharged from Choteau hospital.
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W. E. Howard
Maynard Hospital
John Eisler
Dupuyer
Eddy
Eisler
Grover Forgey
Ad Angel
Arthing Johnson
Fairfield
Maynard
F. G. Coyte
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Marcus Johnson
Dutton
Sid Snyder
W. A. Cherry
Bynum
Jorgen Hallo
Helen Martinson
Robert Killup
Albert Schrock
Ecklund, 72, Dies at Choteau Hospital
Andrew Ecklund died early Monday in Choteau hospital where he had been a patient since last July. Born in Sweden November 27, 1865, he came to Teton county in 1918 and farmed near Collins. His wife died in 1933. there were no children. Funeral services were held at the Norwegian Lutheran church in Dutton with Rev. A Lunde officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Andy) Ecklund
Choteau Hospital
Mr.Ecklund
Kelmar
Sweden
Teton County
Collins
Brady
Ecklund
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Dutton
A. Lunde
Great Falls
Charles G. Roberts
Roberts Funeral Home
Choteau
Ranger J Howard Plans Winter Traverse of Lewis and Clark Forest
Forest Ranger J Howard undertakes a mid winter trip from the park boundary south to Sun River country in the northern division of Lewis and Clark National Forest. He expects to report on snow depths game conditions and other pertinent matters noting no accurate snowfall reports to date and a belief that snow is heavier than last year.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
Park
Sun River Country
J. Howard
Republicans Press Economic Reform in Montana Club Address
Speaker charged that 13,000,000 unemployed threaten national future and said relief dependence harms prosperity. He warned of rapid price declines and urged economic cures aligned with Republican principles. Grinde outlined the Montana Republican club finances and urged membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Grinde
Stinton
Montana Republican Club
Bulldogs Top Miners In Fast Centerville Victory
Centerville defeated Chateau 45 to 38 in a high speed battle. Johnson led Centerville with 22 points while Francetich added 17 for the Miners. The game featured strong surges each quarter and a solid Bulldog defense in the final stretch.
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Centerville
Chateau
Bulldog Miner
Bulldogs
Teton
Johnson
Bleecker
N. Rosengren
F F A Cagers to Meet Valier in Final Game of Season
The Teton F F A basketball team travels to Valier for a Saturday night game serving as a prelude to the Teton Valier series. The locals have two wins in five meetings. Valier is unbeaten with seven wins. Players making the trip include Rose, B Armstrong, Peebles, Van Scherpenzeel, J Shoquist, Rice, Stott, Luinstra.
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F. F. A. Cagers
Valier
Teton F. F. A
Teton Valier
Rose
B. Armstrong
Peebles
van Sch¢erpenzeel
J. Shoquist
Rice
Stott
Luinstra
Patriotism and national defense urged by American Legion auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary promotes a program of peace and security, calls for strong training and equipment for troops, and urges sustained national defense funding. It highlights aviation and naval growth, compares allied powers, and stresses morale and education to foster patriotism in schools and communities.
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Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
America
United States
Congress
Thst Co
M. T. C. National Guard
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Japan
U. S
Vinson
House Naval Committee
Vinson Naval
Army
Navy
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Nation prepares for peace through strong army and civilian training
A 1920 defense act framework urges an adequately trained army and civilian units to ensure national security. The piece stresses education versus disaster and quotes a proverb about a strong man guarding peace, underscoring a fully American defense plan.
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America
Bitter Root Farm For Sale With Water Right And Livestock
For Salp offers a 220 acre Bitter Root farm with eight buildings and a 360 inch private water right. Electricity priced at 4200 dollars, cash 2700, balance 1500 with a federal loan. Several milk cows available on shares. Equipment and seed at small cost. Will accept a good car. J C Morgan, Realtor, Missoula Montana. 27 31
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J. C. Morgan
Missoula
Mont
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Golden Valley
Reynold
Jonathan
Andrew Ecklund
Arbor
Lux
Woodbury’s
Incor
Ici
New
Tiree
L. E. Taylor
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Guy Kale
Bole
Beled
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Coffey Bros
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Ify
Gorham Block
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