Dutton Briefs Record Postwar Travels and Local Sports
Local notes report Lt jg Norbert Frigge home on 80 day leave after 15 months in Aleutians and Alaska with reassignment to Seattle. T-5 Raymond Paulsen recently returned from 29 months active duty in Europe and will enter Bushnell General Hospital after holidays. Dutton residents welcome visitors, note discharge eligible Lt. John C. Schabel with Air Medal. Town team beats Chateau 45-23. Great Falls Reserves edge Dutton 37-35 in high school.
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J. G
Norbert Frigge
Norbert
Aleutians
Alaska
Seattle
Raymond Paulsen
Bub
Europe
Bushnell General Hospital
Brigham City
Utah
Willmar
Minn
John C. Schabel
Dutton
China-Burma-India
Air Corps
John
Bert Halseth
J. W. Bolland
Tokio
N. D
Cut Bank
Ray Petch
Rochester
Roy Dixon
Pasco
Wash
Nels Hemstad
John Hemstad
Great Falls
Kenneth Hemstad
Art Boehm
Huntley
Mont
John Holt
Bill Gustafson
Sam Sollid
Conrad
Blanche Thorne
Helena
Berndt Johnson
Peter Hagen
Min
Neapolis
Donald Jesperson
Patricia Diane
Lois Hodges
Wapato
Wapato High School
Elmer Gorton
Salem
Ore
Albert Halseth
Home Olks
Flying brooders carry heavy cargoes of day old chicks
The article notes that flying brooders now average about $15 000 weekly in shipments of day old chicks to the Americas. Hatching eggs and chicks move to Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Venezuela, and the Netherlands West Indies to bolster local poultry stocks. Puerto Rico uses Clipper express to import dressed poultry from the Dominican Republic, easing a food shortage.
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Americas
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Trinidad
Venezuela
Netherlands West Indies
Puerto Rico
Clipper Express
Mechanic Pvt Frank L. George Home on Delay En Route
Pvt. Frank L. George stationed at Fort Francis E. Warren Wyoming was home on delay en route to Camp Beale California for reassignment. While in Wyoming he was classified as a mechanic.
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Pvt
Frank L. George
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Camp Beale
Cal
Wyoming
George
Subscription Rates Hiked Outside Teton County
The notice states annual subscription prices increased to 83 dollars for customers outside Teton county. It notes the change applies to new and existing subscriptions and outlines the effective date and any transitional terms.
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Teton County
Pioneer Mother Etta Ayers Dies at Deer Lodge Home
Lewistown notes the death of Mrs. Etta Ayers mother of former Governor Roy E. Ayers. She died December 27 at Deer Lodge after moving to Montana in 1882 and residing in Lewistown for over 50 years. She leaves two sons and two daughters: Robert C. Ayers Arlington Virginia Russel Ayers Lewistown Ella Griffith Grass Range and Lucille Stewart Sacramento California.
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Lewistown
U.P
Montana
Etta Ayers
Roy E. Ayers
Deer Lodge
Ayers
Robert C. Ayers
Arlington
Russel Ayers
Ella Griffith
Grass Range
Mes
Lucille Stewart
Sacramento
Cal
Stenson Johnson wedding bridesmaids named
Last week at the Stenson Johnson wedding bridesmaids were Mrs. William Schneider sister of the groom and Mrs. James Dehn cousin of the bride. Mrs. Schneider wore a yellow satin gown with net while Mrs. Dehn wore blue satin with net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenson-Johnson
William Schneider
James Dehn
Robinson Named Trustee to School Board
Lee Roy Robinson secretary treasurer of the AAA was appointed by county superintendent Muriel Reiquam as a trustee for district No. 1. He replaces R. A. Anderson who died last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roy Robinson
AAA
Muriel Reiquam
Robinson
R. A. Anderson
Yellowstone Named After Colter and Early Exploration
Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, the oldest and largest park, was discovered in 1807 by John Colter, a Lewis and Clark expedition member. The area was long known as Colter's Hell before its park designation.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
John Colter
Colter
Hell
Proper Postpartum Feeding for Sows Aids Pig Health
After farrowing, feeding the sow correctly helps prevent piglets from developing scours. Implement targeted nourishment to support milk production and piglet growth, reducing diarrhea risk and improving litter vigor.
Teton Plumbing and Heating Opens Monday in Chateau
Two experienced plumbers open the Teton Plumbing and Heating company in Chateau next Monday. T. H. Hammond and Leo K. Granger bring 25 and 20 years in the trade, with Granger a Sea Bees veteran. A showroom will display fixtures, and sanitary and engineering service will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Plumbing and Heating Company
Chateau
T. H. Hammond
Leo K. Granger
Hammond
Milwaukee Place
Billings
Great Falls
Granger
Sea Bees
Browning
Harlem
Mont
Fish Hunt Rules Set for Meeting
Montana fish and game commission will formulate 1946 hunting and fishing regulations at its March meeting. Chairman A. A. O'Claire said sportsmen's groups were asked to submit recommendations. Dates for the March meeting were to be announced at the January 14-15 commission session. Subscription rates are $2.50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Fish and Game Commission
A. A. O’claire
Chateau Woman's Club General Meeting January 15
The Chateau Woman's Club holds a general meeting Tuesday evening January 15 in the grade school auditorium. The session begins at 8 with Mrs. Ella Erwin presiding. A Home Defense program follows accompanied by refreshments. The Home Defense group will skip the January 14 Monday meeting.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Ella Erwin
Home Defense Group
Audrey Darrow
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K. Hofto
H. M. Daley
Eddies’ Togrery
Teton Plumbing and Heatine Company
Income Tax Service
Hirsh
Berg Bank
Eddie
Sollid and
Mehl
Sollid
Dutton, Montana
ASB
Ava
Dutton Dealers
International Trucks
McCormick Deering Farm Machinery
Plymouth
Desoto
Crosley
Coleman
Sunkist
van Camp
Bach
America
Safeway
Safena
Msafeway
U.S. No.1
S. No
Texas
U.S. No
California
New Green
U.S
AUT
Hamilton Brand Spinach
Walla “Walla
Vegall Larsens Adh
Gold Cove
U.S. No. 1
van Houten
PUREX
BON Ami Ee
Sally
Sarah
Rv Loa
Estrats
Sal
St Pert
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