Dutton Club Shifts Meeting Day and Local News Roundup
The Dutton Woman's club moved its meeting to the second Tuesday of each month. The library is open Tuesdays 3 to 5 pm. A wave of travel and local notices follow, including members headed to Seattle and Spokane, a Great Falls Legion auxiliary visit, sports results, enlistments, recoveries, and hospital stays.
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Dutton Woman’s Club
Norbert Frigre
Seattle
Norbert
Don Schuler
Marie Averill
Hot Springs
American Legion Auxiliary
Raymond DeBow
Great Falls
Mabelle Carney
M. D. Johnson
George Schultz
Spokane
Doris Odden
Missoula
John Park
Vancouver
Wash
Henry Bentley
Minnesota
Leslie Carlson
Irene Monroe
Brady
Dutton
Power Hard Show
Doacy
Power
L. O. Sellage
California
Lyle Crawford
Julius Anderson
Billie Smith
Myre Morris Smith
Snd
Babbie Neal
Great Fall
Nels Culesaker
Railways Begin The American Railway Era In 19th Century
The article notes the start of the railway era in the United States with railroads operating in Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia Kentucky and Louisiana. By year end several rail lines were under construction and about 23 miles of railroad were in operation nationwide.
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Surerica
Ere
Raiway
Massachunt
Penneyhania
Ohio
Virginia
Nontucky
Lousiana
United States
Macrocytic anemia treatment aims to restore red cells
Macrocytic anemia shows a severe drop in red blood cells and low hemoglobin. Effective treatment restores cell counts toward normal and increases hemoglobin content.
Montana Livestock and Wheat Outlook From 1945 to 1946
Montana reports 32 000 spring sows farrowed in 1945 with 6.5 pigs per litter, versus 45 000 sows and 6.4 pigs saved. Winter wheat plantings rise in north central counties with a 34 360 000 bushel yield forecast. Nationwide winter wheat acreage up 3.6 percent. pig crop similar to last year. Montana seeks 7 500 Mexican nationals for 1946 sugar beet harvest. veterans and war workers eyed for labor. Cattle population about 2 000 000. sheep down 1 900 000 from 1944. new emergency farm labor leader appointed at Bozeman.
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North Central
Bureau
Montana Farm Labor Committee
Montana
United States Office of Labor
William Ledbetter
Billings
Mexico
Albert H. Kruse
W. J. Butler
Butler
Bozeman
Harold Dunsemberry
Montana Extension Service
U. S Department of State
Tehran
Iren
Teton Basketball Squad To Play Indians Here Tomorrow Night
The Choteau Teton basketball team hosts the Indians tomorrow night after a strong defensive showing and rebounding effort. Key players Dahlin Hinman and Stott led a tight front line while officials Anestine and Fowell managed the game well. Upcoming home games include Fort Benton on Saturday and Great Falls Reserves on Feb. 8, with Browning on Friday preceding a tourney stretch.
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Teton
Scott, Hinman
Dahlin
Anestine
Fowell
Bulldogs
Browning
Fort Benton
Great Falls
OLE Ag—Ra F
L. Dehlin
Hinman
Nelson
L Stott
Jackson
Swanson
ROSC
Mariartz
Bartley Eens
Ryan Eesrrsennnenrrreecteens
Schioct Nnnesnenmnene
Kretchmer
A Elwin Cem Eescerereneeee
Pole Rececernmenis
Glozoite
Svmssssreereens
Onnsnens
Choteau
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Wee
Bride Lola Banks Weds Robert Zion in Great Falls Ceremony
Miss Lola M. Banks daughter of Mrs. A. E. Nehring Havre became the bride of Robert F. Zion son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Zion Choteau in a candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist church Great Falls Rev Carl Davidson officiated Given in marriage by stepfather A E Nehring the bride wore beige suit with pink rosebuds corsage Attendant Mrs G L Banks wore green suit Best man Forrest L Zion the bridegrooms brother A dinner for 14 followed at Rainbow hotel The couple then left on a short wedding trip Mrs Zion has worked as a teller in the Farmers and Merchants bank Long Beach Calif He is a 1938 Teton county high school graduate who served 32 months in the Mediterranean theater and was discharged Oct 30 1945
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Lola M. Banks
A. E. Nehring
Havre
Robert F. Zion
Frank A. Zion
Choteau
Forrest L. Zion
Enemu
Rainbow Hotel
Havre High School
Antilion Powder Confusion Spares Lions
An American soldier encounters English eccentricity in a remote village when a colonel in a pony trap sprinkles powder on the road claiming it repels lions. The soldier questions the need in a land without lions, and the colonel admits the powder is useless.
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G.I
Medical Update From Etem Harl
Etem Harl reports slight improvement though still short of breath. Carl cautions recovery requires several more treatments to achieve a complete recovery.
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Carl
Rude dialogue over marriage and umbrella request
An offbeat exchange reveals a comic clash where a character questions marriage to a one-eyed man while another dismisses the idea and offers to carry an umbrella. The dialogue hints at light social friction and humorous tone.
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Holly
Hal
Sunday School Absence Sparks Juvenile Misadventure
Ambiguous dialogue notes a boy’s punishment for skipping Sunday School, suggesting misbehavior like fishing or swimming as potential alternatives, reflecting a moralizing tone.
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Pop
Son
Retort Courteous Hubby I Joke
Witty exchange shows a husband teasingly pitching a joke while his wife rebukes him for thinking only of himself. The light banter captures a domestic moment with playful sharpness.
Drama Club Banter About Speaking Part Sparks Talk
A brief exchange reveals two students discussing roles in the upcoming show. One mentions landing a speaking part while the other notes the new coach praised another for being too beautiful for words.
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Jane
Jean
New Carborundum Light Source Breakthrough
A new artificial light source uses carborundum, one of the hardest abrasives, as its basis. The development leverages the material’s properties to create a novel illumination method with potential efficiency gains.
Montana Official Assists Vets Every Tuesday
Allan Hurd service officer of the state veterans welfare commission visits Chateau each Tuesday to help veterans with pensions insurance arrears and GI Bill benefits. He seeks veterans with service related disabilities and aims to prepare case files now to prevent future issues. Hurd has offices in the Larson block and may be reached in Great Falls. He covers Cascade Chouteau and Teton counties as one of 17 state field officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hurd
State Veterans Welfare Commission
Chateau
Hurd
Selective Service Board
Larson
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade
Chouteau
Teton
Veterans help with surplus war commodities
A service officer offers assistance to veterans in obtaining surplus war commodities, addressing problems veterans may face in accessing benefits and supplies.
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Hell
Initiation Ceremonies At American Legion Jan 26
The C James Bike at the American Legion presents initiation ceremonies for eligible members on Saturday January 26 at 8 PM in the American Legion pavilion. The Grey Falls American Legion initial team directs the proceedings and the public is invited to attend.
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American’ Legion
American Legion
Grey Falls American Legion
Bedtime Bath Tip Calms Nerves for Sleep
A soothing moderate temperature bath followed by a rinse helps quiet nerves and induce sleep. Wise mothers use tepid baths for fussy children to calm nerves before naps.
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K. Hofto
Germany
Loren Schabel
Withington
N. J
Betty Grover
Ledger
Carol Johnson
Jack Clark
Don Canooy
Sharon
M. E. Fichtner
Mollie Loch
O. T. Wiprud
Butte
Audrey Haralson
Betty Schultz
Helena
Kenneth Edwards
Andrew Olson
Lenora Hill
Miles City
T. J. Larson
H. Kristianson
Nels Matheson
Sollid and
Mehl
Sollid
Firit
Carter Products
Choteau Sales& Service
Grizzly
Romes
Oxydol
Cora
LA Platte
LaFrance, Latina
U. 8
Montana Farm and Livestock News
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysit
General Electric
T. J. Cheetham & Son Hardware
John Deere
Ford Dutton
L. E. Taylor
Plymouth
Choteau Bakery
Vienna
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