Poultry Shipment Planned by Teton County Group
The Teton County Shipping Association will ship dressed poultry January 27 and 28 with loading at Chateau and Dutton. It will follow Montana Poultry Marketing rules on grading, listing turkey, chicken, duck and goose standards and penalties for culls. Ducks and geese may be scalded but all other poultry must be dry picked.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau
Dutton
Montana Poultry Marketing Association
DeMolay Officers Installed In Teton Chapter
DeMolay officers for the year were installed at a Monday night meeting with Jesse Malone as master counsellor. Other officers include Gordon Efolmes senior counsellor and Frank Gordon junior counsellor, along with a full slate of deacons and stewards. A party is planned for Friday evening January 24 for DeMolay families, Masons, and Eastern Star members.
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Teton
Jesse Malone
William Olson
Gordon Efolmes
Frank Gordon
Gibson Monkman
Richerd Stephens
Leonard Halverson
Spud Moore
Stoward Harmon Orator
Elsworth Strand
Charles Cohoe
Dinty Moore
John Sulgrove
Marshall
Alex Truchot
Eastern Star Order
Power Farming Day Held At Power Morgan Co
Power Farming Day to be observed at Power Morgan implement and hardware store in this city. February 1 features a free lunch at noon followed by motion pictures and slides shown at the store with International Harvester representatives giving instruction and lectures. The public is invited and all events are free.
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Power-Morgan Implement and Hardware
Royal Theater
International Harvester Co
Severe Winter Weather Continues with Record Lows
Old Man Winter brings a harsh week with persistent north wind and extreme cold. The week began last Friday with daily highs of 0, 16, 14, 3, and 4 degrees, and two nights dropped to 21 below, with the highest minimum noted on the night of the latest record.
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Old Man
Severe cold and storm disrupts Montana livestock and airship tests
January records show Chateau Montana as the nation s coldest with unofficial lows reaching minus 47. Stockman Carl K Malone feeds 25 loads of hay daily while livestock suffer. Snowbird airships faced mountain crossings and storms with ships reaching 13000 feet before turning back or diverting to Brady and Power.
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Mercury
Daily Press
Nation
Chateau
Montana
Carl K. Malone
Rockies
Browning
Brady
Power
Qualifications for Membership in Teton's Oldest Settlers
Article II explains who may join the group. Current members remain eligible and new members must meet age and residency rules: ages 41 with 21 on arrival and 20 years in Teton county by Jan 1 1922, or ages 51 with 30 years in Montana and 10 in Teton. Applications go to the executive committee for a majority approval.
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Teton County
Montana
Society
A. B. Guthrib
Sec’y
Correction on Teton school apportionment figure
The Acantha corrects last week's report on school funds. The Teton county high school ADA was 159,226 not 21.42 percent, changing the expected disbursement from $17,791.25. The corrected figure comes from the county superintendent's office.
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The
Acantha
Teton County
County High School Levy Change Clarified
The Acantha notes corrections on school finance changes affecting county high schools. County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford explains the law now allows a seven mill levy, with new requirements for appropriations, though the 1929 levy remains 5 mills for maintenance and was already allocated under existing law.
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Dutton High School
Acantha
Teton County High School
Anna E. Stafford
Public School News Seventeenth Week Sees Tests and Book Care
The eighteenth week marks end of first semester with upper grade exams and Stanford achievement tests set for next week. Teachers note rough handling of books, urge parental help with book bags and clean hands, and announce fines for excess wear. First grade pupils won an automobe race for good work. Esther Arensmeyer Kathleen Wallace Eugene Amiline and Margaret Noble receive awards. James Dellwo elected grade one president. third grade art created gold fish window transparencies and fourth grade daffodil displays. Third graders author letters to fill a friendship treasure chest tied to My Weekly Reader studies.
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Stanford
Esther McGillis
Wallace
Porter
Weaver
Esther Arensmeyer
Kathleen Wallace
Eugene Amiline
Margaret Noble
James Dellwo
Eskimo sand table project and school reading activities noted
The article describes a creative Eskimo sand table activity linked to geography and readers, with Mrs. Craig reading The Eskimo Twins for language classes. Second graders hosted a lively Wednesday assembly. thrift talks by Mr. Warner Bloomdahl and Benjamin Franklin birthday observations are planned for January 17.
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Craig
Benjamin Franklin
Warner Bloomdahl
Saturday Evening Post
Stafford
Chateau Public School
Jones
Mearns
Hughes Mearns
New York City
High School Notes On an Early Spring Schedule
The high school choir and orchestra are preparing an operetta with original dances and choruses. A pep meeting is set for Tuesday as Miss Oberg returns to lead her classes. An industrial art class has started. the kindergarten opens February 17 with required enrollment. Mrs. Crockett teaches girls in foods, clothing and home skills in a short remedies course. Mr. Henry of Billings Polytechnical School spoke to the assembly and will tour state high schools to recruit students. Miss Larson teaches a strong second year Spanish class studying El Conde Lucanor. The third year history class finishes American history and will review ahead of exams.
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Henry
Larson
el Conde Lucanor
Manuel
School activities and class updates at local high school
Primary certificates awarded to Bernice Reiken and Nellie Cook. Science classes study light water systems. Mr Brown demonstrates school water systems. Pep meeting Tuesday 3 45 pm with choruses speeches acts and yells. public invited. Freshman English study Julius Caesar. Sophomore English reads Russian short stories and Silas Marner. senior English reviews Webster and Clay on slavery 1830 1850. Midgett geometry just finished tests from Kansas State Teachers College Russell Walker led with 842, Marybelle Peterson 76 Anne Eckford 65 in algebra progress to solid geometry next quarter. Animal husbandry discusses milk testing factors. F F A rifle range completed. .22 practice planned. best shot contest Thursday. Lockers in boys dressing room being secured.
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Remington
Bernice Reiken
Nellie Cook
Brown
Silas Marner
Webster and Clay
Midgett
Kansas State Teachers’ S College
Russell
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