Interesting Farm Tour Planned in Teton County
County Agent Willson organizes a dry land farm tour in Teton County on Friday July 29 visiting the Dutton Power Soil conservation project. C C Starling will host a group of speakers to explain the work and showcase wind erosion barriers shelterbelts contour farming and soil saving practices at multiple sites across the county.
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Teton County
Fred Wilson
Dutton Power Soil Conservation
C. C. Starling
Dutton
Willson
Geese venture by twelve year old Fay Jacques
Fay Jacques of Manchester Maine raises geese and claims the largest New England flock. Starting six years ago with a gift from her father she now cares for 500 goslings each season hiring help to manage them. Her goal is to educate herself then buy a farm and run a business with proceeds funding the venture. Rev and Mrs Vick plan a Tacoma Washington trip for graduate study and family visits with Mrs Anna bel Smith and Miss Irma Young accompanying. They expect to return before August 14.
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Fay Jacques
Manchester
Maine
New England
E. C. Jacques
R.F. Vick
Tacoma
Washington
Vick
College of Puget Sound
Gig Harbor
Seattle
Annabel Smith
Irma Young
Web Worms Threaten Sugar Beets and Gardens in County
County reports widespread damage to sugar beets gardens and alfalfa from sugar beet web worms. Extension agent urges Paris green for beets and non poisonous powders for edible greens while Utah Idaho Sugar Co. offers power sprayers and advises careful application to protect crops.
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Great Falls
Vaughn
Sun River
Simms
Nesty
Dan Thurber
Thurber
Gearhart
Utah- Idaho Sugar Co
7Th
Ave. N
Gedrhart
Pondera County
Conrad
Pondera
Wisdom and Worship at Methodist Sunday Services
The Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with a sermon at 11 00 a m continuing last week's theme What We Need to Live Like Christians special singing expected. Rev Richard F P Vick, minister, notes a schedule change delaying a Tacoma trip to Monday morning.
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Bynum
Tacoma
Richard FP. Vick
Capon Demonstration by Mountain View 4H Club
The Mountain View 4H Club caponized chickens at the Joe Van Boleum ranch under instruction from county agent Willson and Miss Cushman of Bozeman. Owners Dick Perry and Robert Van Boleum hosted a few onlookers as lessons covered every detail with time and patience.
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Joe van Boleum Ranch
Dick Perry
Robert van Boleum
Mr. Willson
Miss Cushman
Bozeman
Morris Lesterud
Jerry and J F Make the Grade in Democratic Nominations
Election returns show Jas F O Connors and Jerry J O Connell winning Democratic nominations for Congress. Republican race tight with Husband leading Stockdal by about 1500 as Thorkleton and Page vie in the First District. Judge Stewart and Leif Erickson lead for associate justice with Johnson and Walker atop chief justice. Railroad and public service commissioner contenders include Davis Middleton Ross and Smith.
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Jas
F. ‘O'Connor
Jerry J. O'Connell
Congress
Repuillcan
Husband
Stockdal
Thorkleton
Page
Stewart
Leif Erickson
Johnson
Walker
Davis
Middleton
Ross
Smith
Pete Peterson Election Board Attracts Large Crowd
John Peterson a Chateau engineer with the U S reclamation service at Fairfield helped set up the big election returns board placed on the porch. Several cooperated in placing and operating the board attracting a large crowd. The service was appreciated by attendees.
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John Peterson
U. S. Reclamation Service
Fairfield
Survey Planned for Chateau WPA Recreation Project
John Hall former city engineer of Chateau arrived last night to conduct a complete survey of the proposed school city WPA recreation project. Clerk of the Court H M Daley left this morning for Helena on business and will be examined at Fort Harrison for his leg injury from a shrapnel wound in battle.
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John Hall
Chateau
H. M. Daley
Helena
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Tax Board Cuts State Levy Halffor Save
The Montana state board of equalization reduced the levy for bond interest and sinking fund by one half mill, enabling a saving of 8500,000 annually for taxpayers. The action followed a conference between Governor Roy E Ayers and Chairman E A Dye, with the reduction taking effect this November.
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State Board of Equalization
Montana
A. Dye
State Board
Roy
Ayers
State budget balanced with tar reduction pledge noted
State Accountant Whitliam s Hosking and the board saw a week after the governor announced a balanced budget to Air Montana day celebrators. He said tar reduction would follow the budget balance, signaling forthcoming fiscal actions.
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Whitliam
Hosking
Air Montana Day
Better Homes 4H Club Holds Ninth Meeting
The Better Homes 4 H club met July 14 at Lois Hodgskiss home. Margaret Stenson and Virginia Allum were chosen for the judging team and Virginia presented an engaging rug demonstration. A tasty lunch followed. Gladys Smith, Reporter.
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Better Homes 4-H Club
Lois Hodgskiss
Margaret Stenson
Virginia Allum
Virginia
Gladys Smith
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Pete” Peterson
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