Chest X ray mobile unit to visit Fairfield this Friday and Saturday
The Chest X-ray Survey Mobile Unit will be in Fairfield at the Dale Implement building on Friday and Saturday January 17 and 17. Hours are 9 am to 12 pm for school children and youths over 12, noon to 8 pm for adults on Friday, and 10 am to 6 pm on Saturday. All residents urged to participate. The Rexall Drug Store will host Bob Thill a registered pharmacist from Cut Bank in charge.
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Fairfield
Dale
Bean
Rexall Drug Store
Bob Thill
Cut Bank
School of Pharmacy
Idaho State College
Public Drug
Pat Wedum
Juanita Oleson
Nan Wilke
Adele Bueling
PTA
Merle Griffith
George Ebner
Bob Solheim
B. Turnbull
D. R. Davies
Billings
C. R. Turnbull
Fairfield Eagles
Browning Indians
Cross Gun
Greek Word Chlorophyl Meaning Green Leaf
The term chlorophyl derives from Greek roots meaning green leaf. This etymology explains its use in describing the green pigment in plants.
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Chlorophyl
Leo Smart and Leo Dumm Honor List at St Francis College
Leo Smart and Leo Dumm were named to the dean's honor list at St Francis College in Pennsylvania reflecting academic achievement for the period.
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Leo Smart
St. Francis College
Pennsylvania
Leo Dumm
23rd Annual Fall Show Set at Fairgrounds
The O R ey pee carhe organization announced its 23rd annual fall show to be held at the fairgrounds with dates set after a Wednesday board meeting. Breeders can consign up to 58 pulls, and selectors H B Sager of Bozeman will auctioneer with Taylor McNiven of Livingston as judge. George Sims of Highwood was elected vice president. other directors include Ed Savik Byham Nick Vlinker J I Burch and Ray Halladay. Theodore Fosse is association secretary. Show rules require a calf born in 1951 and ownership of the dam at birth.
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Ey Pee Carhe
H. B. Sager
Bozeman
Taylor McNiven
Livingston
George Sims
Fighwood
John Hoover
Ed Savik
Byham
Nick Vlinker
Chateau
J. I. Burch
Choteau
Ray Halladay
Great Falls
Theodore Fosse
Association
Makes Good Husband An Ornithologist of Woburn England
An English man named Makes Good Husband, an ornithologist from Woburn, reports success in breeding a homing parrot. The bird flies freely by day and returns to its coop at night for sustenance and rest.
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Woburn
England
Flies Travel Up To Eight Miles For Food Says Researcher
A researcher for the Communi cable Disease Center of the Public Health Service reports that the common house fly will travel as far as eight miles when hungry in search of victuals.
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Communicable Disease Center
The
Public Health Service
Montana counties rely on property taxes for road funds study
A 12 year Montana Taxpayer study in the Montana Taxpayers association notes that for 1951 52 county road and bridge funding totaled 6 764 529 with 60 percent from property tax levies and 40 percent from motor vehicle licenses. It contrasts 1939 40 when receipts were nearly equal from vehicle use and property levies. Golden Valley leads in property reliance. Teton county shows 116 520 from property taxes versus 45 102 from licenses.
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Montana
Montana Taxpayer
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Road Arid Bridge Fund
Pearl Harbor
Golden Valley
Evies
Teton County
Ford Miracle Ride Delivers New Comfort In 53 Model
A new 53 Ford promises a revolutionary ride with enhanced comfort and value. The ad touts a concept of smoother handling and more features at a low price, aiming to attract buyers seeking practical luxury.
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Ford
Funds directed to soil conservation under 195 Y program
Nearly half the funds for the 195 Y Agricultural Conservation program supported protective cover and warm-season crops for farmers. McKenna reports in a Teton County PMA office briefing that seed, lime, phosphate and fertilizers accounted for this share, with 30 percent for range and pasture improvements.
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R J. McKenna
State “Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Teton County
PMA Ofce
Fammers
McKenna
Potato Quotas Set for State and Nation
Montana sets a 1953 potato goal of 11 200 acres announced by R J McKenna of the State Agricultural Mobilization committee. Nationally farmers would plant 5 000 more acres than 1952 with projected 350 million bushels. Montana 1953 output estimated at 2 585 000 bushels, yield 235 bushels per acre. No price support for white potatoes since 1950 crop.
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Montana
R. J. McKenna
State Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Teton County
PMA
County Agent's Corner Highlights Lawn and Livestock Events
The column promotes the Grass Lands Caravan in Choteau on Jan 29 with range grasses exhibits and irrigation and range management talks. It also invites county residents to a landscaping meeting in Chateau in late February or March with a state college horticulturist, asking locals to submit color slides of their homes. It notes Soil Conservation District supervisor elections and requests nominations.
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Teton County
Choteau
American Legion Room
State College
Chateau
Fairfield
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Gama
Olaf
Marshal
Wm. Cole
Leo Wilke
Kenneth Christian
Maurice Wedum
Bill Oleson
Bob Livingston
Melvin Bueling
Obert Lee
Community Congregational Church
Mildred Christian
Bernie Hatse
Leonard
Olson
Red Cross
Eigie
Fairfield, Mont
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Mon. - Jan
Anne Baxter
MacDonal Carey
Randolph Scott
Carson City
AIA
Barton
Choteau, Montana
Croz Dn
Conservate
Teton’s
Coleman Oil
Teton
Raymond Kelly
Soil Conservation District
Leonard Rice
Wayne Proff
Acanths
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