Dutton Area Church Activities Highlight January Notes
The American Legion auxiliary met January 13 at Mrs. Everett Munroe’s home with Mrs. Leo Toeckes as co host(ess). A film What is IT B was shown. Plans to furnish a sick room at the grade school were approved. Ludwig Sorenson of Norway visited Mrs. Baard Pedersen in town before leaving for Seattle. The Dutton Flower Growers Club met January 13 at Mrs. Henry Dahl’s home with Mrs. John Mathison as co-hostess selecting creed motto flower and colors. The Diamond Valley whist club met at Ben Loch’s with prizes to Mrs. Ira Sitts and Mrs. O A Rosholt and men’s prizes to Fred Schultz and Rudy Fuhringer. A T B x ray unit reported 430 X rays taken. The March of Dimes benefit Friday will feature music by the high school band and a basketball game with Donald Redfield Jr. on guitar. auction items and new stunts planned. The Cardinals won the Wheat Bowl trophy by defeating Power 68 to 58. Power B team beat Dutton 49-46. Other results include a Friday win over Augusta 70 to 55. Mrs. Loren Schabel is ill in Conrad hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kaas returned from Richmond Beach, near Seattle. Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet January 29 at the church parlors with Mrs. John Hemstad and Mrs. Martin Schultz hosting. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Everett Munroe
Leo Toeckes
Laurence Trebesch
Coste
Rica
Stan Haglund
Ray Umphress
Ludwig Sorenson
Norway
Baard Pedersen
Seattle
D. Davidson
Fred Schultz
Great Falls
Alma Kellogg
Chateau Hospital
Oscar
Davia
CF “W. Hebtner
Martin’ Schultz
Martin Schultz
Anchude
David Rempel
Goodwin’ Odden
K. Hofto
G. Brekhus
Stanley
Martin‘ ‘ Schultz
Donald” Redfield
Glenn Hansen
G. ‘Brekhus
J. Maxwell
J. Cheetham
Donald, Redfield, Jr
Dutton
Cardinals
Power Pirates
Power
Shayer
Bill Smith
Augusta
Loren Schabel
Conrad Hospital
Sam. Kaas
Richmond Beachi
Wash
Lutheran Ladies Aid
John Hemstad
Farmers urged to apply for 1942 crop price support loans
Montana farmers are reminded by County PMA chair Jake Luinstra that Jan. 31 is the final date to complete loans and purchase agreements for 1942 crop price support. Applicants for hay and pasture seeds may be extended, but all loans must be filed by Jan. 31 with processing time to ensure approval before deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake ‘Luinstra
Luinstia
Joans
PMA
Montana
Luinstra
Average Robbery Loot in 1950 United States
The average robbery loot in the United States in 1950 amounted to 248 dollars. The figure reflects typical loss per incident across recorded crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wool Price Support Plan Outlined for 1953 Wool Year
The Department of Agriculture outlines a wool price support plan for 1953 with 90 percent parity support via nonrecourse loans on shorn wool and pulled wool. 1953 calendar year loans run May 1, 1953 to March 31, 1954 with nonrecourse loans maturing April 30, 1954. Advance loans, capped at 70 percent of estimated value, are recourse and mature five months after note or by April 30, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Also Mentioned on This Page
K., Hofto
Dutton Flower Growers’ Club
Henry Dahl
John Mathison
Graham-Hoeme Plow Co., Inc
Amarillo, Texas
Hanson Bros. Garage
Square Dance
Moose Hall
General Electric
Chateau
Ars II
Owe Rue Az GY
Chevrolet
Woot
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Pat, Pend
Chick’s Service
Husky Hydraulic Power
Dale Implement Co
Acantha
Willard
Willard’s
Teton Pharmacy
Sm Daynes
EDI
Ford
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