Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Mrs. Charles Schavrien and Cindy plan Beloxi travel after her husband finishes training next month. Billie Littell of Libby visits Bill Bruce family. Cliff Hughes visit Beeman relatives. Rev. Redfield of Rocky Mountain College leads service in Billings with Dutton connection. Dancing school starts at Aragon run by Mrs Gebhardt of Vaughn. she trained in Kalama 200 Michigan. Aragon ad invites children lessons Saturdays or mail to Vaughn. Glen Ewald of Great Falls visits Pendleton family. Memorial hospital guests Pete and Mrs Stewart with Chateau visitors. St Johns Altar Society to host annual pre Lent card party March 1 at 8 pm with meal included. Glacier Mountain Cheese factory opens under Clarence Heap, east and west routes by Danny Larson and Birt Cowan. capacity 30,000 pounds milk daily. cheddar and Swiss cheese.
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Charles Schavrien
Cindy
Beloxi
Billie Littell
Libby
Bill Bruce
Cliff Hughes
Beeman
Rev
Redfield
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
Community Congregational
The
Aragon
Vaughn
Glen Ewald
Great Falls
Mark Pendleton
Dette Ee Orton
Teo Memorial Hospital
Pete Stewart
St., John’s Altar Society
Aescents
L Unc
Jimmy Beauitlie
Jimmy
Mrs. Radcliffe
Jim, Thorn, Sr
Glacier Mountain
Clarence Heap
Danny Larson
Armington A. O. Lindaeth Corr Highlights Local Visits
Robert Broere returns home from San Diego with plans to reunite in Fairfield where he remains assigned to the Navy. Weeks from Silverton visit, while many locals attend the Junior class play in Choteau and host pink and blue shower for Mrs. John Woodward. Families gather in Fairfield and Chateau with relatives from Great Falls, Dillon, and other towns.
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Robert Broere
San Diego
Calif
Breere
Fairfield
Navy
C. M. Swenson
Silverton
Ore
Oliver Mauseth
Walter Mauseth
Roseburg
Dre
Billie Mauseth
U. S. Marines
Choteau
Joe LeDesky
Henry Nyhus
John Woodward
Olaf Larson
Great Falls
Swiss watch movement cartel under DOJ probe
Justice Department investigates whether an American firm benefits the public by procuring 17 jewel Swiss watch movements pegged by a cartel at about $4.00 each, with duties lifting landed cost to $6.00, then assembled and sold to consumers amid prices around $49. The case questions tariff impact and domestic production costs.
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Justice ‘Department Iisiiew
Herpert
Justice Department
Sthis
U.S
Swiss watches versus American industry debate
The piece weighs profitability of Swiss vs American watches, noting dealers and outlets may profit from Swiss sales while American firms like Hamilton, Elgin, and Waltham struggle. It highlights unemployment in New England, defense timing needs, and calls for protecting American business and labor against low tariffs amid a broader inquiry into monopoly practices.
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United States
Women's Forum Discusses National Security and Civil Defense
The American Legion Auxiliary and Women’s Forum held in Washington on January 28 29 focused on keeping the United States safe from atomic war. Delegates from about 30 women’s organizations attended chaired by Mrs Rosalie Schill and Elisabeth Burdett. Sessions covered civil defense home protection exercises and Red Cross first aid and home nursing courses.
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American Ca Legion
Ipsa
Washington
D. C
United’ “States
Rosalie Schill
Ay A
Elisabeth
Burdett
Oma Denit
American Legion Auxilary
Europe
Statler
American Legion Auxiliary
Federal ‘Civil Defense
Administration
Red Cross
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Halverson at Dupuyer home
Mrs. Marjorie Halverson of Penryn Wes was honored as guest of the afternoon with a 1 o'clock luncheon and stork shower at the home of Mrs. G R Talbert last Saturday. Invited guests included Ethel Lindseth Frieda er of Dupuyer Alice Brownell of Sunburst Christie Field Florine Stoudt and Ree.
Local Women Receive Gifts in Pleasant Afternoon
A social gathering in Conrart featured McDonald of Choteau Ruth Moser Margaret Warneke and Viola Brownell with Anita Jones and Madaline Briggs. The afternoon was spent playing games and Marjorie received many beautiful gifts.
Prices Rise One Point in Farmers Index
The USDA with the Montana Agriculture Department reports prices paid by farmers rose to 116 on December 15 from 115 on September 15. The index reflects costs for inputs used by farmers in the final quarter of 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States Department of Agricultuire
Agriculture Department
Montana Department of Agriculture
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A. O. Lindaeth
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George Mutch
A. O. Lindseth
Oneida Forseth
Anacortes
Wash
John Chalmers
Oliver Forseth
Sunny Slope
Arthur Mauseth
Cut Bank
Arthur
Gary Johnson
Janet
Dillon
Johnsons
Emil Depner
Arlene
Bob Davidson
Laura Davidson
Chateau
Johnson
Lola Davidson
Star Theatre
Fairfield, Monta Eee
Gregory Peck
Audrey Hepburn
Raiders of the
John Payne
Donna Reeth
Technicolor
Stew
Bob’s
Glen Stoudt
Loworld Syndicate
Sae
Ceeceanp
Rma
Renee
Waren
Hardor
Partment
Hiation
National Federation of Independent Business
C. Wilson Harder
Avertig
Don Art
Hamilton
Elgin
Waltham
New England
U. 8
J. S. Payne
Optometrist
Crary Building
Cela
Weston
Vea Oe
By Rey
Jock
F. G. Curtis and Son
Star Labe
John Deere Tractors
Reyeases
H and H Carter
Carter
AO Ae Mey
Quadebaker
Studebaker
America
Marjorie Halverson
Acantha
Mary N. Baker
Publicate Citizens State Bank Bldg
Old Virginia
Historic
Williamsburg
BERET
Dealer
Roxy Theatre
Tesch Sales & Service
Mechanix Illustrated
WN. Y. Fashion Academy
Wall Street Journal
Motor World Magazine
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