Wheat Stem Sawfly Damages Crops. Control Sought
The wheat stem sawfly caused considerable damage to wheat crops in 1941 and farmers seek best control methods. County Agent Halvorson notes trap crops, especially oats and brome grass, as effective and plans demonstrations in 1942. Farmers should plant oats early and rotate stubble to fallow, then burn or haul off harvested oats.
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Halvorson
Canada
Teton County
County Agent Schedules February Outlook Meetings
Additional Outlook meetings have been scheduled by the county agent starting Monday February 2 with sessions at Diamond Valley Schoolhouse 8 p m Chateau American Legion room 2 p m February 4 Pendrey Farmers Union hall 2 p m February 5 Bole Community Hall 2 p m February 6 Bynum Humble House 2 p m February 12 Power Hall 2 p m February 17 West Fairfield Golden Ridge School 8 p m February 18 East Fairfield Crow School 8 p m
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Diamond Valley
Chateau
American Legion
Pendrey
Farmers’ Union
Bole
Bynum
Humble House
Power Hall
West Fairfield
Golden Ridge
East Fairfield
Crow
Golden Wedding Observed by Power and Teton Pioneers
G B Plummer and wife of Power Montana were honored as they observed their fiftieth anniversary with family in attendance. The event was celebrated around December 30 with relatives visiting from Montana Michigan Washington California and California after a move to Cordova and later a farm settlement. The Plummers helped build and served as agents for the Rocky Mountain Elevator Co and are longtime residents of the region.
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G. B. Plummer
Power
California
R. E. Giese
New Regulations Govern Registration of Aliens
Attorney General Francis Biddle announced new wartime rules for German Italian and Japanese nationals across the continental United States. Enemies ages 14 and over who have not taken the oath must apply for a Certificate of Identification at designated post offices between February 2 and 7, provide a photo, answer questions about activities, and may face penalties up to internment for the war.
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Attoreny
Francis Biddle
United States
Concordia A Cappella choir to sing in Great Falls
Trinity Lutheran conducts Sunday school at 10 00 for all ages and notes no service this Sunday The Dorcas Society meets Feb 4 at 8 00 at Mrs Burr Huffmans The Concordia College A Cappella choir Moorhead Minn performs Feb 4 at 8 00 in the Great Falls Junior High auditorium Dutton Lutheran also holds 10 00 Sunday school Pastor A Bernard Gravdal invites families to join in faith-based activities.
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Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran of
Jesus
God
Father
A. Bernard Gravdal
Community gatherings and local visits brighten town week
A run of social events fills the weekend with birthdays celebrated at the Ross Mayer home and varied visits. Families travel to Simms Chinook Fairfield Conrad and Great Falls while ice harvests and early spring feelings touch the community. The Collins school hosts a card party Friday night January 36 with 500 points to raise funds for school furniture paint.
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Collins
Ross Mayer
Harry Montague
Harold Crane
Ted Arensmeyer
Great Falls
Teton
Keller
Conrad
Klette
Rocky Mountain
Marie Averill
Emma Clark
Fairfield
Feirford
J. A. Coghill
Reo
Railways and Rubber: Steel on Steel in National Defense
A wartime editorial argues railway transportation remains essential for defense, less dependent on rubber, urging the public to shift freight and passenger travel from cars to trains to conserve rubber and keep critical supply lines open.
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Maintenange
L. E. Taylor Garage
Mobil Gas
Plymouth
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Edin
Old Teton
Collins News
Choteau and
Chick’s Shell Station
Barton Motor Sales
Bill’s Texaco Station
Hanson Bros. Garage
Ken
Grizzly
Rice Auto Court
Pacific
America
Ican
Northern Railway