Beaupre Hotel hobbyist builds Tom Thumb railroad on cafe counter
Homan spent over five years and about 7000 hours assembling a 285 foot scale Tom Thumb railroad displayed across the Beaupre Hotel cafe counter. The model includes 35 cars, remote controlled signals, and a two-rail system with detailed replicas of multiple railroad lines.
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Beaupre Hotel
Homan
Tom-thumb
Great Northern
Amenen
Southern Pacific
Chicago Northwestern
Santi Fe
Baltimore
Ohi
Butts Anaconda
Pacific
San Francisco
Butte
Anaconda
New York Central Hudson
Lionel Corporation
Tome
Aurazne
Spokane
Robert Kuckuck
Vrs Evelin Kuckuck
Gail Homan
Bees Gather Nectar For Money In Ancient Ledger
A rural note describes 20 000 bees producing about one quarter pound of money from nectar while 80 000 bees yield four pounds of nectar, reflecting a barter style record of labor value and abundance.
Local News From Dutton Area Highlights Brooksamber Notices
Community updates include visits by Gitterm Hemstad to Willmar and Jim Curry joking after a hospital stay. Military relocations feature Lt Bernice Boyle from the Army nurses corps and sailors Benny Schultz and Ruth Goodell returning home. The Lewion auxiliary plans a meeting at Mrs Ray Reeve's home on Jan 8.
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Gitterm Hemstad
Fred Schultz
Deaconess Hospital
Fred
Poirier-Ethridge
Great Falls
Ralph Bourne
Loren Schabel
Newcastle Army Air Base
Wilmington
Del
John Schabel
Army Air Corps
New York
Government costs and tax yields in early 20th century
The text notes that governing costs have averaged about 11 percent of national income over 15 years. It also states federal taxation ranged from 3 to 9 billion dollars between 1929 and 1939, while national income varied from 41 to 83 billion dollars.
Broody Hens Removal and Management Advice
The guide advises removing broody hens from nests immediately and placing them in a coop with a wire or slatted bottom off the ground. It recommends feeding to restore appetite and notes that breaking the broodiness speeds return to laying. If broody hens persist, selling or culling for meat is advised.
Chotea c Methodist Church Sunday Schedule
CHOTEAC METHODIST CHURCH announces Sunday school at 9 45 with C Gibson Monkman and regular worship at 11 00 led by the pastor. Special choir music and a 7 20 prayer service for spiritual awakening for individuals and the community.
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C. Gibson Monkman
Bynum Chapel Schedules Sunday Services And Week Events
Sunday school at 2 00 p m with Jess Amweee as superintendent. Public worship at 3 00 p m with the pastor preaching. Weekday meetings in Chateau begin Monday at 7 30 p m with the official board. Youth Fellowship and daily prayer services run Tuesday and throughout the week during the National Week of Prayer. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m. Pastor BFRT A Powell leads.
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Jess Amweee
Chateau
Bfrt
A. Powell
Rosevill resumes stevedore work after army discharge
John Rosevill, recently discharged from Fort Lewis after 20 months overseas in the infantry including Osaka, heads to Longview Washington to resume stevedore work. He spent 18 months in Hawaii and trained at Camp Roberts. He and his wife will travel together. his Pendroy roots trace to 1917.
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John Roce
Pendray
Longview
Wash
Fort Lewis
Rose
Emma Rose
Osaka
Hawaii
Camp Roberts
Calif
Pendroy
Washington
Local Men Start Water Well Drilling in Teton County
Pete March and Alex Walker announce they will resume water well digging for ranchers and farmers in Teton county. Formerly active in the trade, they plan to add a new drill and welcome projects requiring discovery and actual digging.
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Pete March
Alex Walker
Teton County
March
Walker
Last of Four Sons of Joe Tackes Discharged
Joseph M. Tackes of Powerville returned home with an honorable discharge on December 21 after two years in the Pacific. He holds the presidential citation, Bronze Star, Asiatic-Pacific service medal with six battle stars, Good Conduct, Victory, American Theater, and Philippine Liberation medals with two bronze stars, and is the last of four Tackes brothers to be discharged from active service.
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Power
Joseph M. Tackes
Joe Tackes
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Foninscronspeenio
Veerasernnesseenss
Dutton
K. Hefto
Ehanima Roy
Decke Ombholt
Vic Johnson
O. To. Wiprad
Mere Scorn
Robert Scott
John Johnson
Choteau
Clara Sargent
Ralph
Glen Mainard
Navy
South Pacific
Choteac Methodist Church
Cee
BYNUM
Ohn Rosevill
Citizens State Bank
Montan
Alember Federal Deposit Insur
Ance Corporation
The
Beaupre Cafe
Gringham Kitchen
the Beaupre
Clara and
Mickie
Norge and
Zenith Appliances
Norcolator
Curtis Implement CO
Montana
Oliver Sales and Service
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
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