Bynum Rancher to Attend All West Breeders Meet
William Jones of Bynum joins 25 directors and 25 delegates from Montana Washington Oregon and California for the All West Breeders annual meeting February 21 22 at Mount Vernon Elks Club Washington state. Stewart Bledsoe state agriculture director will address a noon luncheon February 22. About 75 dairy and beef ranchers are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Jones
Bynum
All West Breeders
Mounts’Vernoi
Wash
Archie Nelson
Jones
Cattle Breeding Cooperative
All’ West Breeders
West
Montana
Washington
Oregon
California
Mount Vernon
Mamie Nelson Funeral Rites Held in Conrad
Funeral services for Mamie R Nelson 93 were held Tuesday at Wyse Funeral Chapel in Conrad. Burial followed at Hillside Cemetery. Survivors include sons Ray and Earl, daughter Eleanor Curtis, six grandchildren a great grandson and siblings. she lived near Conrad since 1910 and was a Seventh Day Adventist.
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Wyse
Conrad
Mamie R. ‘Nelson
Pondera County
Hillside
Henry Morhardt
D. W. Harris
Chris Johnson
Richard
Gemar
Dick Harwood
Ted, Skelton
Henry Rauscher
Stanley Rauscher
Agawam Area
Combine Adjustment Clinic for Teton County Farmers
A harvesting clinic for Teton County farmers and ranchers will be held February 26 at the Dutton Legion Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ray Stueckle of R and H Machine Colfax Washington will lead on basic settings for better harvesting and machine adjustment. The Teton County Extension Service and local farmers sponsor the event with coffee and lunch provided. reservations by February 24 are requested through the listed extension offices or Frank Loch in Dutton.
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Teton County
Stueckle
Northwest
Teton County Extension Service
L ' Chateau
County Extension Office
Fairfield
Frank ‘Loch
Dutton of Power
Extension Office urges farm recordkeeping for fertilizer Use
Montana State University economist Dr. Leroy D. Luft stresses keeping annual fertilizer and chemical records by field and crop. He says long term records of yields tied to fertilizer help decisions when products are scarce or costly. A Montana Field Crop Production Record Book is available at county extension offices for tracking applications rainfall soil moisture seeding dates yields and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy D. Luft
Cooperative Extension Service
Montana State University
Montana
County Extension Service
Edward Winter Dies in Choteau Ranch Work Death
Edward A. Winter 72 of Choteau was found dead in his cabin Sunday night. Coroner ordered an autopsy to determine cause. Survived by son William F. Winter Chemult Ore and several daughters. Graveside services were held Wednesday at 2 in Chateau Cemetery, Banks Funeral Home directing.
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Edward A. Winter
Choteau
Teton County
Lee Zwerneman
Winter
Fairfield
Fort Shaw
William F. Winter
Chemult
Ore
Howard Seed
la Pine
Ralph Lindsay
Ransom
Tll
Norman Kemp
Weyauwega Wis
Chateau Cemetery
Banks Funeral Home
Washing and caring for down filled garments and gear
Montana State University home economist Dorothy Gallup recommends washing down filled items on gentle cycles with warm water and mild soap, avoiding enzyme detergents to preserve loft. Dry on low heat with towels in the dryer, or air dry in cool air, and ensure all soap is rinsed out to prevent loft loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gallup
Cooperative ‘Extension Service
Montana State University
Mrs. Gallup
Mirs
Gallup
YWCA Program Farm Census Event With Art and Origami
The YWCA of Great Falls will host a February 27 program at the Chateau Pavilion from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Board members, craft and art teachers, and guest demonstrators including Elwiss Cahalan and Yoshiko Frazier will present slides, origami, wind chimes, and fabric design talks. A small fee covers dessert and venue use, with a census presentation by Arlyne McCollum about the 1974 Census of Agriculture and confidential handling by sworn ASCS staff.
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Ywca of
June McGlynn
Teton County
Arlyne McCollum
Agricultural :Stabilization and Conservation Service
Lion Harvest in Montana Hits 1974 High Totals
Mountain lion harvest rose after big game status in 1971 with 74 cats killed in 1974. Wynn Freeman notes licenses help count. Missoula County led with 19, followed by Flathead with 8 and Lincoln with 7. Counties like Mineral and Stillwater reported notable tags as western hunts dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn Freeman
Department of Fish and Game
Missoula
Flathead
Lincoln
Mineral
Stillwater
Lewis and Clark
Continental Divide
Sanders
Lake
Teton
Powell
Ravalli
Granite
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Madison
Park
Sweetgrass
Montana
Engagement of Virginia Gollehon to Kenneth Hart announced
Mr and Mrs Leon Gollehon announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Kenneth Hart son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hart of Great Falls Hart is employed by Triangle Packing of Chateau and Miss Gollehon at Citizens State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Gollehon
Virginia
Kenneth Hart
Jack Hart
Great Falls, Hart
Triangle Packing
Chateau
Miss Gollehon
Citizens ‘State Bank
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Bynum Rancher
Mamie'Nelson
Ellen
Womens
Maverick
Pea Eer
Teton Canyon
Anita Tatthe
Edward Winter
GFN Ste
Prestay
Dick. Moore
Adams
Kerns
Mrs. Butterworth
YWCA
County
ASCS
Fish & Game News
A’sun International Productions
Sun Inematonal Ai Productions, Inc
Hanusa Agency
John - Jay
Stan
Animal Service
Great Falls
John Deere
U.S
Canada
City Pavilion
E.P. Ekegren
Choteauimp
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