Panthers edge Eagles 40 39 in close Fairfield high school clash
Walter Panthers nipped Fairfield Eagles 40 39 Friday night in a hard fought game. Tidyman scored on several long shots as George Schenk, a sophomore, impressed with his effort despite a late missed free throw that kept the game from overtime. In the opener, Eagles defeated Panthers 43 36. Northern B conference action resumes this weekend.
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Walter Panthers
Fairfield Eagles
Eagles
Tidyman
Panthers
George Schenk
George
Weekend Conference Clash Promises Tight Battle
The Central Mustangs host the two teams in a key league matchup Friday night while the Contact Cowboys visit the Eagles on Saturday. Nearby players from Hysham to Billings, and college students returning to Havre and Great Falls, fill the season’s travel notes as bids, maneuvers, and holiday tales shape the sports week.
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Central Mustangs
Contact Cowboys
Eagles
Fugles
Chateau Buildings
Shay Coyotes
Shelby
Jim Olson
Hysham
Gene Bourdet
Bop Johnson
and Mirs
Bill Oleson
Suzanne
Burbank
Calif
California
Pfc
Warren Fee
Ernest Fee
Alaska
Earl Converse
Navy
Selah Converse
Gene
Don
jMrs
George
Ibnett
Denver
Kenneth Mabes
Teton
Ray
Jensen
Rose
Prior
Gurney Motnes
Teton Memorial Hospital
Jensen Home
Communitys ' Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Figrim ‘Fellowship
George Ebner
Billings
Bureau of Reclamation
Bill Cole
Jenny Knudtzon
Howard Connell
Extension Service
Bozeman
Connell
Great Falls
Jimmy Radcliffe
Don Gaarder
Ted Daley
Duck Crabtree
Jerre Lou
Garves
Around the County Y With the HD Agent
In January discussions focus on New Year's resolutions and improving through simple rules. Piha Home Demonstration notes seven homemakers enrolled in a Record Keeping school to track expenditures and meet to discuss problems. Rural Progress plans meetings in late January covering crops livestock resources irrigation rural youth and family living with recommendations to spread to higher levels.
Truck License Tax Now Under Protest
Silver Bow county truck operators plan to pay the new state gross weight tax under protest when applying for 1952 licenses. They informed County Treasurer Bob Maguire of their intent to seek a court test of the law’s constitutionality. The tax starts at 6 for trucks up to 6000 pounds and scales up to 320 for 42000 pound trucks, with lower amounts for farm and log or livestock haulers in low body trailers.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Bob Maguire
Maguire
Handy Andy Waffle Toast Recipe Notes
Waffle toast is described as tasty when served with creamed chicken tuna or salmon. The steps include removing crusts from bread slices buttering lightly on both sides and toasting in a waffle iron.
Montana feed registration boosts sampling and fees
Montana feed manufacturers rush registrations as state officials enforce new sampling rules under the 32nd legislature. A. R. Anderson notes full time sampling by Montana State College chemist Robert Wetherell Jr. Fees of 10 dollars for supplemental feeds and 15 dollars for minerals fund tighter oversight to ensure claims match product content.
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Helena
Lan
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Alfred R. Anderson
Robert Wetherell, Jr
Montana State College
Tive
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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