Extension Work Highlights 4-H in County Programs
The report details 4-H poultry dairy swine and beef projects, with 13 members raising 98 chickens and two others 175 turkeys earning $426 labor income. It notes new and remodeled poultry houses, demonstrations, and record projects, plus dairy calves with $113.85 income and 60 ranchers deferring over 2,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Poultry Farm
Tillamook
Oregon
Livestock Sanitary Board
Senator Nutt Calls January 14 Meeting on Wheat Campaign
State Senator R. S. Nutt of Sidney, chairing Montanans Inc agricultural committee, calls a January 14 Helena meeting to plan opposition to AAA hard wheat acreage cuts. He argues no reduction is needed due to no US overproduction and notes some hard wheat was imported last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Nutt
Sidney
Agricultural Committee of Montanans, Inc
Helena
AAA
Nutt
United States
Welcome Ball for Montana Delegates to California
Montanans in Los Angeles plan a welcome ball for visitors arriving on the 50th annual excursion from Maine. Delegates will be greeted at the station by a committee from the Chamber of Commerce Montana Woman's Club Montana State Society and former Montanans. The ball, hosted by John L Wheeler son of Senator Wheeler, will be held January 24 at the Safeway Club at 9th and Union streets. Mrs E B Weirick serves as host and founder of the Montana Woman's Club of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Weirick
First National Bank of
Butte
Hosteas
Montana Woman’s Club of
Los Angeles
Pendroy Community Updates and Visits
Local residents are listed with health notes visits and social events. J B Wellenstein recovered after hospital care. Ethel Reid ill. Leonard Rice celebrated a birthday. neighbors hosted dinners and called on friends across Pendroy and nearby Helena points.
Bynum News Highlights Local Happenings
G O Stott hauled a truckload of hogs to Great Falls last Saturday. Bynum hockey team lost 2 to 1 to a Great Falls squad on Sunday. A family outing to Vauha for a union meeting occurred Sunday afternoon. A dinner visit was shared by Rowley and Wixom households. Warren Jerome infant, hospitalized with pneumonia, is improving and slated for discharge. H D club plans a meeting with Dorothy Jensen on Friday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutge
John Pfeiffer, Jr
Herman Earls
J. B. Wellenstein
Conrad Hospital
W. C. Briggs
Joe Bothell
W. J. Earls
Nick Wellenstein
Wesley Sheble
Mr. Wellenstein
Chateau Hospital
J. A. Bothell
Eugene Sullivan
Ethel Reid
W. H. Wellenstein
Conrad
Gulbrandsen
James Sheble
Coram
Betty Jones
E. N. Davis
G. O. Stott
Great Falls
Bynum
Bert Jensen
Ona
Harry Stott
Frank George
Vauha
Leon Rowley
Cal Wixom
Warren Jerome
H. D. Club
Dorothy Jensen
300 Drivers Lose Licenses Under Montana Law
Montana will bar at least 300 drivers this year who are convicted of drunken or reckless driving and have not had their licenses restored. The new law requires show of financial responsibility, meaning they must cover potential damage through self payment or insurance before permits can be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Methodist Church Announces Weekly Services and Classes
The church schedules choir practice tonight at 7:00, Sunday worship at 11:00 with a sermon series on the seven churches of Asia Minor, and evening services at 7:45. Sunday school at 9:45 and 6:20 Epworth League, with midweek prayer Tuesday at 8:00. Senior membership class Monday 4:15, junior class Friday 4:15. Next Sunday in Pendroy at 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
Epworth League
America
W. D. Helm
Northeast
Chateau
Walter Edwards
Pendroy
Richard R. Vick
Beck News Roundup of Local Clubs and Visits
The H. D. club met at the Decker home with candlewick tufting demonstration by handicraft leaders Mrs. Lehner and Mrs. Tackes. Plaza View Telephone Co officers elected at J Lehner home. chair J Lehners and others. Hospitalization for Mrs. Barth ODay. families visit Great Falls. Farmers Union adds Nic Paulus and John Johnson. Various local dinners, visits, and church or school social events noted. a public card party is planned at Beck school on Friday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Committee
Teton County Shipping Association
H. D. Club
Decker
Roy Decker
Math Decker
J. Lehner
of the
Plazaview Telephone Company
John Johnson
M. Schaefer
A. Beck
al Nelson
Mildred
Beverly Davis
Greenridge
Schaefer
J. Teenyes
Geo Headington
Leonard Beck
Fort Shaw
M. O’day
Johnnie O’day
J. Dirkes
Math Takes
Camas
Elvera Uhlenkott
Riebhoff
F. Tim
Melvin Beck
al. Nelson
Beck
Farmers’ Union
Great Falls PC A Meets January 19 in Masonic Temple
Great Falls Production Credit association will hold its annual meeting January 19 at the Masonic Temple auditorium in Great Falls. The event starts at 10:00 a.m. with a luncheon at noon and a report on 1938 by Secretary H J Nicol. A. B. Robertson of Spokane will speak and two directors will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Robertson
Production Credit Corporation of
Spokane
Great Falls Production Credit Association
Masonic Temple
Great Falls
H. J. Nicol
J. T. Weisner
Augusta
Louis L. Hart
Power
Cascade
Chouteau
Teton
Lewis and Clark
E. F. Lyman
C. W. Thompson
Highwood
Masonia lodge and Eastern Star install officers
At a joint Masonia lodge and Order of Eastern Star meeting held Wednesday, officers were installed led by installing officer Colin Chisholm. New leaders include Walter H. Peltola as worshipful master and Mrs. W. L. Barrett as worthy patron with a full slate of officers and patrons named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonia Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Walter H. Peltola
John Wolfe
Fred Chiahotn
L. T. Morgan
F. M. Mack
R. J. Dyer
W. E. Bernier
John Ebert
Stewart
Robert Frost
Grant Coatley
Tyler
O. A. Kenck
Adah
L F. Morgan
Esther
Heckter Hoyte
IH. M. Downie
Sentinel
O. A. Kench
Ruth
H. Cottle
Martha
Ma. W. McManus
Retail Sales Down in Montana in November
Retail sales from 388 independent stores in Montana fell six percent in dollar volume from November of the prior year and six percent from October, according to a federal Commerce Department report. Helena led gains with five percent, while Missoula posted the largest drop at twenty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Federal Department of Commerce
Helena
Missoula
Liquor License Receipts Rise This Year, Report Says
Warren Toole of the state liquor control board notes earlier license purchases this year. Liquor licenses have brought in 123 600 dollars, up from 67 150 by this time last year, while beer licenses total 112 375 compared with 55 150 in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Toole
State Liquor Control Board
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E Dineg Toree Weny
Dutton Lions Club
4 H Council
4-H
Home’ Demonstration Council
County Recreational Council
Fun Feed
Eliason
White
Master DE Luxe
Chevrolet
MTL
Elas
Meral Motors
Choteau, Montana
California
Bynum News
Beck News
Augusta News
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