Public School News notes art purchases and student awards
The district spent 739.70 on classroom pictures not from district funds. The Colonial Art Exhibit arrives annually for grade levels, with funds from ticket sales aiding art acquisitions. Sixth grade Hobby Club elected Patricia Schmidt president and Beverly Oertel vice president. Lawrence Burlingame scored near perfect in the Junior Review Mid Year Current Events Test.
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London
Colonial Art Company of
Oklahoma City
Patricia Schmidt
Beverly Oertel
Lloyd Nelson
Lawrence Burlingame
Circle C Ladies' Industrial to Meet Jan 22
Circle C of the Ladies' Industrial will convene at the home of Mrs. M. M. Webb on Wednesday January 22. The meeting location and host are specified for members and guests.
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Ladies’ Industrial
M. M. Webb
Sheep in County Face Ulceration Affliction
Teton County sheepmen report increased lip and leg ulceration known as sore mouth. Treat early by removing infected sheep, cleaning lesions, and applying cresol coal tar dressings or zinc chloride. severe cases need caustic acids and tissue removal. Separate diseased animals and disinfect facilities.
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Teton County
Funeral Services Held for Conrad Resident C R Kluth
H M Daley attended the funeral for his brother in law C R Kluth held in Conrad. Kluth died of a heart attack at his Shelby home Sunday. Surviving are a 15 year old son and two daughters aged 13 and 7. The family moved from Conrad to Shelby two years ago.
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H. M. Daley
Inlaw
C. R. Kluth
Conrad
Mr. Kluth
Shelby
Ruth
Mr. Daley
Pioneer Lottie Barnard Dies in Augusta at 78
Mrs. Lottie Barnard longtime Augusta telephone operator died last Saturday at age 78 in Augusta. Born Lottie Walrath she moved to Augusta 62 years ago with her family and helped run a store and post office before becoming operator in 1903. She is survived by son Floyd and wife two grandchildren and a great grandson.
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Lottie Barnard
Augusta
R. F. Vick
Chateau
F. F. Walrath
Sparta
Wis
Allie Dickson
Washington
Fred Walrath
William Converse
Fort Benton
Floweree
Floyd
Sun River
Craig
Mike Connors
Connors
Masons Hold Joint Installation in Great Falls
Teton Chapter 25 Royal Arch Masons went to Great Falls last Thursday evening for joint installation exercises with the Great Falls Chapter. Attendees from Chateau included H. B. Swanson, Larry Banks, Averill, Elmer Dial, L. E. Taylor, Eddie Howard, C. D. McDonald, Maurice W. Johnson, E. R. O'Neill, and Geo. Benedett.
Paths of glory fade as plowshares rise in peace
A poem argues safety and national strength lie in righteousness and diligent farming over warlike measures. It extols plowshares, golden grain, and warm clothing for children, asserting noble citizens before God sustain the state more than weapons or uniforms. The speaker, Pluribus Thistledown, envisions a nation protected by virtue and provision.
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Gra
Hospital Notes from Chateau Hospital Summary
Marie Craier underwent an appendectomy January 9 with poor to fair condition. Dorothy Jacobson had an appendectomy January 14 and is listed in good condition. Mrs. T. C. Groot gave birth to a 6 pound 3 ounce baby boy January 12 named Dennis Roger. Sharley Vanderser had a tonsillectomy January 14 and was discharged January 15. Maynard Hospital reports Mrs. Frank Harris of Fairfield as a medical patient. Wednes ay, William Strom of Plains Montana, previously ill with ruptured appendix, is improving.
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Plains, Mont
Cascade lawmaker introduces uniform drivers license bill
Rep. Ted Cummings of Cascade County introduces the first measure in the lower house to establish a uniform drivers license law requiring examinations for all applicants seeking operating permits after passage.
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Ted Cummings
Cascade County
Senators Introduce Bill to Repeal Forestry Board Act
Senators A A Alvord and F E Baker introduce the first senate bill aimed at repealing the 1939 act creating the state forestry board. They say the five cents per acre annual tax supported by the bill is unpopular. Funds would be used to prevent and fight forest fires.
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A. A. Alvord
Sanders
F. E. Baker
Lincoln
Senate
State Forestry Board
Governor Nominates New Purchasing Agent J E Henry
Gov. Sam C. Ford named J. E. Henry of Gallatin Gateway as state purchasing agent succeeding I S McQuitty of Harlowton. Henry has long Montana residence and eastern business interests with Gallatin valley ranches.
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Sam C. Ford
J. E. Henry
Gallatin Gateway
I. S. McQuitty
Harlowton
Henry
Montana
Gallatin Valley
H D club to meet for tailored finishes demo
The H. D. club will hold a demonstration on tailored finishes at 10 oclock Wednesday January 22 at the Gronberg home in Chateau. Attendees should bring a needle thimble ruler lead pencil white nail pencil scissors and a zipper. A pot luck dinner will follow.
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H. D. Club
Gronberg
Chateau
G. B. Ziegler
Myles Standish
Pete Huidekoper
Neil von Wichen
Wm. von Setton
Farmington
Herman Bouma
Bozeman
Bouma
Ford Inaugurated as Montana Governor in Formal Ceremony
Sam C. Ford, Montana's second Republican governor in two decades, was inaugurated January 6 in a brief ceremony at the state house. Chief Justice Howard A. Johnson administered the oath as about 250 people attended and retiring Gov Roy E. Ayers introduced Ford.
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Sam C. Ford
Montana
Statehouse
Ford
Howard A. Johnson
Montana Supreme Court
Roy E. Ayers
Gov. Ford
Governor Ford Welcomed By Large Montana Crowd
About 3,500 Montanans packed the capitol for Gov Sam C Ford’s reception as he and his family greeted state officials and attendees. Ford used the moment to urge streamline driven reforms and asked lawmakers to pursue a strong economic program during the 27th legislative session.
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Capitol
Sam C. Ford
27Th Legislative Assembly
Legislative Assembly
Assembly Leaders Pledge Economy In Montana 1941 Session
Montana's 1941 legislative assembly began in Helena with pledges to economy and full cooperation to Gov. Sam C. Ford. Senate and House leaders promised careful scrutiny of appropriation measures before action.
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Assembly
Montana
Helena
Wit
Sam C. Ford
Senate
House of Representatives
For Sale notices and estate sale offer callouts
Sale items include a 3 year old Hereford dairy cow and a 2 year old registered horse. A 320 acre dry farm in section 14 two twenty four north age 3 west is offered for cash with a minimum $5,000 bid and deadline before February 1. Written offers to W G Dauwalder, Chateau or Bole.
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Frederick Dauwalder
W. G. Dauwalder
Chateau
Bole
Epee
Cheteau
E. B
Wilson
5Th Ave
Great Falls
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