Hoteau In Brief Highlights Local Life And Visits
Mr and Mrs R R Roberts and sons Dwayne and Rodney left for Denton to visit friends for a week. Mrs Al Udin is a medical patient at the Deaconess hospital in Great Falls this week. Mrs E C Huffman plans to spend the week in Great Falls with Ray McClue and family. Wynne Seufert returned to Kalispell after a week with her parents. The Chateau Home Demonstration club will hold an all day meeting Jan 9 at Mrs Rollie Ferris home. Council approved a permit for Steve Snyder to remodel his house and build a garage. Schools reopen after holidays and teachers return later. Audrey Seufert returned to Great Falls New Year’s Day where she is a student nurse. Mrs A H Jones M D of Raymond Neb left after six months with her daughters. Dinner guests at Augusta CCC camp. Museum funding discussion before city council. Several residents visit from Dutton Pendroy Fort Shaw Bozeman Missoula and other towns.
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R. R. Roberts
Dwayne
Rodney
Denton
al Udin
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
E. C. Huffman
Ray McClue
Wynne Seufert
Kalispell
George Seufert
Chateau Home
A. H. Jones M
Raymond, Neb
Fred Smith
Walter Dauwalder
Arnold Hanusa
Sandra Sue
Frank Stearns
Joseph S. Harbison
Augusta
Harriet Logan
Billings
June Curtis
C. W. Boussard
Seattle
Max Miller
New Jersey
Anderson Ranch
Deep Creek
Miller
Missoula
Marian Monroe
D. P. Fabrick
Bozeman
Carroll Maynard
Eugenia S. Maynard
Browning
Holy Family Agency School
Ae —"Chick” Sulgrove
Carl Hanson
Middle West
Chick
C. H. Chorpening
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Emma Louise Bremer
Farmington
R. M. Hattersley
Warm Springs
A. O. Peterson
H. D. Club
Lois Stephens
Hast Farmington
Burton
And
Clarencé Carlson
C. M. Swenson
Rose Camden
Howard Truchot
Methodist
Chateau
Agawam
Rose Hass
John Depner
J. L. LeDesky
Henry Davidson
Emil Depner
Holm
Lars Nasser
Olaf Anderson
Alvin Reiquam
Russell Saxbury
Riceville
Montana
Abe Breere
Martin Swanson
Oliver Hanson
Inga Dale
Martin [Hanson
Kermit Dale
Clarence Carlson
John Carlson
Ernest Carlson
Oliver Mauseth
Adolph Arensmeyer
Dicky
Cora Otness
Dillon
Normal College
H. C. Nybus
LeDesky
W. F. Arensmeyer
Wm. Chalmers
John Chalmers
J. G. Johnson
J. &. Conner
Margaret Nagle
A. G. Arensmeyer
Oliver Forseth
Olaf Forseth
Maurice Johnson
Leslie Chalmers
Nyhns
Stanford
Ray Bjork
Fairfield
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Cal Binford
Clarence Stenson
Alden Mastand
Helen Binford
C. M. Pierce
John Oberfoel
G. J. Tangen
Noah Gerringer
Food Project
Bush
Mrs. Weyer
Myles Standish
Wilbur Zeigler
White Ranch
Myles
Stanley Johnson
Zeigler
Wilbur
Peter Huidekoper
Kate
Huidekoper
E. M. Bammel
Edmond
Marian Davis
Fred Swenson
Deanna
Cut Bank
Leslie Bush
Gene Ferris
Martin Hanson
F. W. Smith
W. G. Dauwalder
Dauwalder
A. H. Jones
G. B. Zeigler
Nebraska
Radio as vital tool in modern farming business
The article argues radios boost farm efficiency by delivering crop, market, weather, and world news, plus music, enabling farmers to adjust harvesting and marketing plans without leaving fields. It advocates multiple sets in homes, cars, tractors, and outbuildings for practical use and cheap operation.
Farmington H D Club Plans New Year Demonstration
A special meeting of the H D club is set for next Thursday January 15 at 1 30 p m at the hall. Lois Stephens will demonstrate saving and spending for things worth. Community notes include school openings after Christmas vacations and numerous New Year guests and gatherings across Farmington and surrounding areas.
Methodist Church Sunday School and Communion Service Plans
The church outlines a 9:45 Sunday School, 11:00 Morning Worship, 6:30 Epworth League, and 7:45 Evening Communion service inviting all. Beginning January 14 a series on Bible books with a question bus and Q&A during services. Morning sermons to cover the modern Christian movement and world events. Classes on church membership start next week. Pendroy worship at 3:00 p.m. New Year theme encourages faith, adventure, and abundance. Richard F. Vick, Minister.
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Epworth League
Richard F. Vick
Highway Death Toll in Montana Rises in 1939
Montana records show 145 lives lost in 1939 due to car accidents, one more than 1938. Among the fatalities was 15 year old Richard Burke of Butte, fatally injured December 29 when he sledded under a car.
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Montana
State Highway Patrol
Richard Burke
Butte
Wheeler Club Names J Burke Clements President
J Burke Clements vice chairman of the Montana Democratic party has been chosen president of a Wheeler for President club. The group formed after Senator B K Wheeler announced a presidential bid if Roosevelt does not seek the nomination. The club aims to build a large membership then coordinate delegation votes for the national convention.
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J. Burke Clements
Democratic Party
Montana
B. K. Wheeler
Roosevelt
National Econventon
New Year Visitors Gather at Ash CCC Camp Hosts
A large group from Ash Washing ton area and nearby towns spent Christmas at relatives homes before attending New Year’s Day at the W F Arensmeyer residence. Attendees included the Conners Nyhuses Johnsons Chalmers and Forseth families, Dr. Agnes Jones, and many others. A separate evening witnessed Abe Broere and neighbors welcoming the new year at the Broere home. A Ford and a Con trac oil truck collided near Farmington.
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CCC
Ash
Washington
G. I. Tangen
J. B. Conner
Hf. C. Nyhus
J. G. Johnson
Maurice Johnson
J. L. LeDesky
John Chalmers
Leslie Chalmers
Wm. Chalmers
Oliver Forseth
Ulm
Abe Broere
Lee Brown
Anna Largent
Wm. Broere
Ilae Ravears
January H D club meeting postponed to January 11
Role briefs note the H D club meeting moved to Thursday January 11 at 10 a m at the hall with a food demonstration led by Mrs Bush and Mrs Weyer. Attendees are asked to bring 25 cents for lunch and the session runs all day.
Diversified farming gains in Montana economy
Montana farm income grows through diversification says Jay G Diamond federal agricultural statistician. Irrigation projects boosted diversification preventing total losses as 1939 wheat valued at 33.965 million while other crops including sugar beets beans cherries apples potatoes flax alfalfa seed mustard seed and peas totaled 8.833 million.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Montana Winter Wheat Seedings Rise Amid Poor Fall Conditions
The Agriculture Marketing Service reports Montana seeded 1 856 000 acres of winter wheat for 1940, 12 percent above 1939, while rye seedings fall 30 percent to 62 000 acres. Poor fall germination and growth have left winter wheat at 70 percent of normal on December 1, with rye at 72 percent, signaling potential winter damage and dependence on favorable spring rainfall for typical yields.
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Montana
Agricultural Marketing Service
Helena
American Lutheran Church Service and Classes Info
Worship at 3 p m with confirmation class after service Sunday School at 9 30 a m for all ages Rev Olaf Anderson pastor.
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Olaf ‘Anderson
High pasture and healthy herds mark Montana livestock year
Dr. W J Butler Montana state veterinarian reports 1939 as a strong livestock year with abundant high quality grass and a top calf crop. He notes Montana stock herds are as disease free as any in the nation in his annual report to Governor Ayers.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
Rov. E. Ayers
Butler
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