Local news notes feature staff changes and visits
Mrs C A McNeal takes over domestic science duties at the high school succeeding Mrs Margaret Ray. Captain Colin McLeod and wife Viva Ann Shirley arrive in New York visiting before a Harden trip. Mayor Henry Robison and wife depart for Boulder Hot Springs. Lt Joe Anderson reports back to Camp McCoy. Kropp and others attend Woolgrowers convention.
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C. "A. McNeal
Margaret Ray
Colin. McLeod
New York
Viva Ann Shirley
W.j.shirley
McLeod
Hardin
Cith the
Twenty-Ninth Infantry
Henry Robison
Robison
Boulder
Hot Springs
Doris. Anderson
Joe.Anderson
Camp McCoy
Wis
Anderson
Frankfort
Germany
T. C. Larson
Paul Kropp
Hugh Robinson
Chick Sulgrove
Choteau
Woolgrowers Convention
Great Falls
Millard. S. Bullerdick
Choteau Acantha
Great ‘Falls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bernard Gravdal
Ole Holland
Bob Gronberge
J. Burr Huffman
Rosalie Briscoe
Mary Ann Breen
E. J. Crary
Boulder Hot Springs
Jim Dellno
Wisconsin
Chateau
Bob Kropp
United States
Kropp
Europe
Chick’s Shell Station
Ted Halvorson
Billings
George Tennant
Tennant
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Cut Bank
Carolyn Tennant
Two Chateau Women Attend Meeting of Church in Lewistown
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church held its executive meeting in Lewistown on January 21. Mrs. V. J. Ward state spiritual life secretary and Mrs. E. DeRusha chairman of the State Wesleyan Service Guild committee attended.
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Chateau
Lewistown
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
V. J. Ward
E. de- Rusha
State Wesleyan Service Guild
Hospital Group Maps Drive For This Year
Davison elected president and McDonald treasurer lead a 15 plus volunteer push to raise funds countywide within weeks. Volunteers listed for各 areas and a $238,000 federal grant allocation to Montana hospitals will be discussed in Helena with possible 2 state medical centers. Davison warns against relying on outside aid and urges local donations to reach about $100,000 for a hospital project.
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Association
Bob—Lyle Standish
Chateau
Roy Anderson
Leigh Nett
Maryson
Collins
Darwin Crance
Bessie Reiquam
Dutton
C. W. Burns
Fairfield
Bob Davison
Farmington
Adolph
Bill Arensmeyer
Fred Smith
West Pendrey
J. R. Collins
J. W. Hightower
East Pendrey
Paul R. Rice
Power
Beck
Lyle Standish
Henry Robison
Davison
State Hospital Investigation Committee
Helena
Montana
New Teton Board of Directors
Rochester
Minnel'n
Tetor County
Mrs Crary Sells Royal Theater to Livingston Man
Mrs. Crary sells the Royal theater in Chateau to a Livingston man who will take over in March. Cecil Hoffman will continue as projectionist and Mary Ann Schafer as usherette. a manager will be hired since McAdam will reside in Livingston. The Royal opened in 1913 and moved locations in 1914. it showed four reel films with a hand crank projector. The theater later added Simplex sound, Western Electric system in 1934, new seats in 1938, and a 25th anniversary open house in 1938. Mrs. Crary, a Fargo native, lived in Leeds before moving to Chateau in 1913. her husband Dr. E. J. Crary practiced dentistry here from 1913 until his death in 1944.
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Ensign Harlan .Lee
Navy
Teton County
Okinawa
U. S
Miss In Vance
Robert Dellno
Lee Halverstadt
Edna ‘Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Lucille Baillie
Chateau
Baillies Tea Room
Missoula
Bill
The
State University
Lucille Wellenstein
Pendroy
P. M
Nellie MacCullum
Great Falls
Choteau
Bynum and Pendroy
Eastern Star
K. B. Cohoe
Ann McLeod
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
A. H. Doughty
Marshall Town
Iowa
Rochester
Minn
Eve
Edna Ogline
Anne Scarboro
Anne Eckford
Meda McLain
McAddam
Cecil Hoffman
Mary Ann Schafer
McAdam
Livingston
Collins
Western Electric
Royal
Rat Population: Cities Struggle to Curb Infestations
The article notes rat populations exceed civilian numbers in many cities and stresses ongoing campaigns to curb growth. It cites over 20,000 rats killed in a western city’s dumps in the campaign’s first month under a U S Bureau of Fisheries survey style program and estimates yearly economic damage from rats at around 200,000 dollars along with maintenance costs of about 2 dollars per rat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of 2
Ran
United States
Rat Mistreatment Punished in Denver Article
A Denver Colorado notice outlines penalties for mistreating rats under local animal welfare rules. The article specifies enforcement by city authorities and potential fines or remedies for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Poultry Research in Montana Aims to Aid Farmers
Montana plans a poultry research program at Montana State College Bozeman to assist local poultry producers. The article notes 1944 Montana egg production valued at $6.9 million and farm chicken value at $3.2 million plus turkey production worth about $1.5 million, with the industry supporting about 37 000 farmers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Poultry Industry
Montana State College
Bozeman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Allied Industries
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Frank Stearns
Teton Eame and Heating Co
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Allan Ladd
O’rourke
Joan Leslie
Fred MacMurray
Um Technicolor
Adolphe O'Brien
Menjou
Ellen Drew
MAN Alive
Vallee Bona
Nova We Manpage
PRP
Core
Fueze
Mac Er Serean
Edn
Knudizen Lumber Co
Seldown
Vienna
Masonic Hall
Teton County High School
Dahlin’s Orchestra
Gantic
Ing
Dauwalder
Randa
McDonald
E. R. Halbrook
Department of Poultry Industry
United Press
Mbiohito
Sadako
Japan
Tokio
Karuizawa
Nippennese
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton
Malone’s Pharmacy
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