Local residents attend meetings and mourn losses
A string of community notices lists attendees at a Lions meeting in Lethbridge and funeral plans for Mrs George Miller. It notes visits to hospitals, conference attendance by extension workers in Bozeman, a Cape Girardeau death, Arizona and California travel plans, and a hospitalized resident after a fall.
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Leo
Murphiy Fanger
R. EB
Nelsonrlagt
Lethbridge
Canada
Ara -Eurne
Gsinet Lions Meeting
Harry.Miller
St. Jena
Tus
Chateau
Miller
George Miller
Frieda, Schroder
Ray Kelly
Eugene Heikes
Fairfield
Bozeman
George Beaudean
Cape Girardeau
Dick Conklin
Joe Knuuzon
Rocce
Er Minn
Knudigo
Wis
Knudizons
Arizona
California
Ella DeRusha
Teton Mecorte
John Edwards
Columbia Falls
Mont
Cho'eal
Pearl Kirk
Charles Melvin‘ Naryveson
Lewis L. Morton
Milwaukie
Ore
Flathead Lake
van Kirk
Hamston-Pewers Y Ranch
Kirk
1954 Oldsmobile debut features redesigned body
New Olds showings in RE at Hanson Bros Garage reveal a Chateau set display with three new models. The 1954 Oldsmobile line highlights wider windshields sweeping door and fender styling and a horsepower boost from 165 to 185 in the 88 series.
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Sethe
Oldsmobile
Chateau
Fabrick’s grass formula boosts Montana calf crop
Montana rancher Fabrick credits fertilizer driven pasture management for raising calf crops from the low 80s to 96 percent over five years. He divides land into ten paddocks, applies 16-20-0 fertilizer, rotates pastures, and clips late summer forage to extend grazing. Calves weigh about 70 pounds at birth and gain nearly 2 pounds daily to weaning. He estimates a 50 50 split between breeding and feeding in the gains.
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Fabrick
Montana
Montana Affairs
Choteau Triumphs Over Great Falls Falls in Tight Basketball Bout
Independent scorers powered Choteau to a 74 46 win over Great Falls in a Sunday basketball game at home. Chateau led all game with a 51 35 first half edge as LeBlanc and Hinman paced scoring while Nordhagen and Dahlia contributed key inside and outside plays. Next home game is Tuesday January 26 at 8 00.
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Tnigne
Independents
Wee
Falls
Chateau
Auatten
Agan
Anu Ee
Choteaui
Weague
Hegionnnaires
Fgets Choteau
Pty
Lehinerg
Dahlia C
LeBlanc R
Hinman H
Dellwo
Nordhagen D
Lopatch
Harcourt
Lung Cancer Topic to Dominate Montana ACS Meeting
Leaders from Montana Division units of the American Cancer Society will open a three day Worker's Refresher Course January 28 at the Placer Hotel in Helena. Dr Raymond E Benson president notes lung cancer is rising and volunteers are key to halting cancer growth. Sessions will cover 1954 plans and disease fighting tools like the Papanicolaou smear test and chest X rays with speakers Dr Alfred Popma of Boise and Dr F Cuyler Hammond of the national statistics department.
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Montana
American Cancer Society
Benson
State Division
Papanicolaou
Alfred Popma
Boise Idaho
American Cancer Society, Inc
F. Cuyler Hammond
National Society
Statistical Research Department
Noted Specialist to Speak at Local Ridon Dinner Meeting
Dr. William H. Burkitt named Director of Nutrition for Montana Flour Mills Feed Division will headline a ridon dinner for area farmers and ranchers this Saturday January 23 at the Odd Fellows hall. He previously served as Associate Professor of Animal Industry and Range Management at Montana State College from 1948 to 1951 and was with Colorado Milling and Elevator Co of Denver.
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William H
Bill) Burkitt
Odd Fellows Hall
Montana Flour Mills Co
Ceretana
Burkitt
Montana Flour Mills Feed Division
Colorado Milling and Elevator Co
Denver
Montana ‘State College
Oil tests push Montana field toward big production
The report notes 1 080 feet of oil and gas cutouts with more cores at 9926 76 feet and indicates production testing will wait until reaching at least 12 500 feet. North Sidney near the Sun-Oil Phillips Petroleum Brorson No 1 pool is highlighted as a promising site about six and a half miles southeast. The area Sidney Poplar Glendive Wibaux is described as active with potential for thousands of barrels daily if markets exist. A lobby conference phrase critiques oil imports and emergency capacity.
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Sidney
Phillips “Petroleum Brorson
Saskatchewan Poplar
Glendive
Chicago
Poplar
Wibaux
Montana
Oil and Gas Report Looks at Montana Drilling Boom
Ruth Crowell notes winter heating drives oil demand and Montana drilling rises with 70 rigs visible across 23 counties. Nine new locations appeared in the past week amid a peak exploration rate and a cautious leasing climate, as Sun Oil eyes Sidney and reports a 100 foot Madison Lime show at North Sidney Wildcat NE SW SW 17-93N-59E.
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Montana
First National Bank of Minneapolis
United States
Billings
Nosir
Rufus Hanson
Han Rufus Hanson
George Henry
Charley Corchran
Harder
Sidney
Dan Price
Chamber of Commerce
Jonn Pew
Philadelphia
Pew
Sun Oil Company
Sun Company
Madison
Sidney Wildcat
Richland County
Extension Agencies Name New Officers
Bozeman County Extension groups elected officers for the coming year at the Montana Extension service conference at Montana State College. Louise S. Shunk of Pondera county was named president of the Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association, Florence Eliott of Cascade county became vice president, and Mrs Lara Penvwell of Beaverhead county was chosen secretary treasurer. Kim Roberts of Sanders county was elected president of the Montana County Agents Association with Glenn Jones of Deer Lodge Powell counties named first vice president and Owen Wirak of Gallatin county as second vice president. Leland Cade of Chouteau county was named secretary treasurer.
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Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association
Louise S. Shunk
Pondera County
Florence Eliott
Cascade County
Lara Penvwell
Beaverhead County
Kim Roberts
Sanders County
Montana County Agents Association
Glenn Jones
Deer Lodge
Powell Counties
Owen Wirak
Gallatin County
Leland Cade
Chouteau County
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