Wedding Guests and Funeral Travels Highlight Rural Notice
Brief items from a Montana community note visitors and travel. Mrs Lola Klane and daughter Lewis hosted at the Emerson Earles home Wednesday. Paul Rose returned from Brainerd to attend Irene Brownell's funeral. Mrs Max Brownell recovering after visit to Chateau. Hansmen returned from Seattle after funeral. Mrs Bill Jones left for Billings. Walter and Bill Briggs hosted dinner. Freda Phillips visited Pendroy. Norman Haag moved to Pendroy. Stella Flannigan visited Jess Lantz family over weekend.
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the Teton
Briggs
al “Hansmen
Seattle
Hée
Bill Jones
Billings
Walter Halversons
Bill Briggs
Freda Phillips
Norman Haag
Pendroy
C. W. Field Ranch
Stella Flannigan
Jess Lantz
Local News Briefs From Power Fairfield and Nearby Areas
Hoddy Cunningham Irvin Fietch and Sammy Goforth head to a naval training base in Butte. Red Cross fund drive chair appointed replacing Rev Tollefson. committees forming. Senior Woman's Club hosts book review on Road to Bathsynia by Frank Slaughter with coffee hour. Local visits include Pendletons and Schaymans hosting Olsen family. Ramona Lindstrand birthday party. Rev Stickney conducts services in Power Fairfield. Junior high basketball trip to Great Falls results 28-28. St Mary’s hosts Fort Benton Friday. Allen Olsen tours rodeos in Arizona Nevada. Charlene Traden among 24 Columbus hospital nursing graduates. Mrs Roy Morgan elected Saddle Club historian.
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Hoddy Cunningham
Irvin
Fietchher
Sammy Goforth
Butte
T. J. Fenlon
Red Cross
E. E. Tollefson
Ursel Adams
Community Congregational Churches
Power
Fairfield
Entt -Hughes
Marvin Lewis,Jr
Ford Tractor
New York
Valentine
Bill Brice
Great Falls
Afernoon
St. Mary’s
Tom Selstead
Eagles
Fort Benton
Nevada
Ed. X Ed. Smith
Walier
Gene Squires
Charlene Traden
Columbus ‘Hospital
Roy Morgan
Saddle Club
Cut Bank
Candidate for Congress Disagrees with Governor Aronson
A Montana candidate from Conrad challenges Governor Aronson over a federal acreage allotment measure signed by President Eisenhower. State Senator LeRoy Anderson, a Conrad wheat farmer, says the allotment provides no direct benefit to Montana wheat farmers, countering Aronson’s claim of potential agricultural gains.
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Conrad
Eisenhower
LeRoy Anderson
Montana
Aronson
Anderson
Agricul
Unclear fragmentary 1954 Montana farming note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference 1954 Montana farmers and wheat acreage. The text is garbled and lacks a clear incident, dates, or names to establish a concrete news item.
Hanging Gardens of Babylon Lose Ancient Terrace Wonder
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Hanging Gardens of Babylon as one of the seven wonders with terraces reaching impressive heights. The passage mentions terraces and high structures but lacks full context or dates.
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Babylon
Lae
Montana highway crashes cost state economy hundred millions
A Montana traffic safety report from a White House conference cites 18 months of highway incidents causing a conservative $274,506,000 economic loss and about $90,000 per fatality, highlighting the impact of road deaths on the state’s finances. The figures underscore the substantial cost to Montana’s economy from highway accidents.
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Montana
White ‘House
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Bill Fairweather
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DR. J. ‘$* Payne Optometrist
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Wibrary
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Otenisasz
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John Deere Tractors
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AMA
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Abc-Tv
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Roy Rogers
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