Needed Only Materials of War Not Men
In U S military circles the Russians are seen as tougher than Germans expected and Germany may defeat Russia's European armies at high cost. European and Asian Russia hold vast armies and industrial centers, with Hitler aiming to destroy Russian power entirely. Stalin's scorched earth policy is reportedly producing results and the invasion faces immense logistical hurdles.
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Congress
A. EK. F
U. S
Germany
Russia
Hitler
Toto
Stalin
Economic Highlights On Iceland Occupation And Atlantic Strategy
The article argues the U S occupation of Iceland expands Atlantic patrols and weakens Germany by freeing Empire troops for Africa. It cites air power reducing hemispheric defense constraints, American naval actions against U boat threats, and growing Allied air and bomber capabilities. It notes Churchill’s view that American manpower will be needed to defeat Hitler and emphasizes a broad, far flung postwar stance.
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Hitler
United States
Germany
U. S
Iceland
Reykjavik
Africa
Britain
France
Atlantic Ocean
Dakar
French Africa
Cape Verde Islands
Atlantic
Churchill
Good Brood Cow Necessary to Herd Development
Montana bulletin notes the value of a strong brood cow for dairy herds. J O Tretsven cites that many good herds arose from one or two such cows, stressing a regular calfing schedule, 400 to 500 pounds butterfat yearly, good udder, and sound conformation. A herd sire from this cow is preferred to a high butterfat outlier with unknown lineage. UNITED COUSINS 4 H CLUB reports a meeting at Helen Smith’s home with demonstrations planned for Choteau and two new members Lucille Carlson and Cora Otness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Tretsven
United Cousins 4-H Club
Helen
Bernice Smith
Elaine Anderson
Arensmeyer
Choteau
Tangen
Lucille Carlson
Cora Otness
Mrs. Smith
Jan LeDesky
Farmers Should Buy Needed Equipment at Earliest Opportunity
Bozeman July 22 Economists of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station urge farmers to plan equipment needs for the next two to three years and buy major items now to guard against price rises and shortages. They caution against overbuying and advise contracting only manageable debts, plus increasing income through better management rather than expanding the farm plant.
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Bozeman
Agricultural Economics Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Echoes from the Past and Local Happenings
J. E. Webb sells a substantial town block to A. L. Halladay, Jesse Taylor, A. J. Cowell, and B. J. Boorman. Booster travellers depart for Canadian cities. H. D. Robison becomes president of Teton County Abstract Co. Oliver Gies, of Great Falls, wrecks his exhibition plane twice in a week. Chateau records 3 inches of rain in under 12 hours. Wiprud and Kind return from Big River with ey trout weighing 18 lbs. Mary Ellen Meadows heroically saves three relatives from drowning in Deep Creek. Logan Pass road contracts let for completion in 19389. Nearly 5,000,000 gallons of water used during the hot spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Webb
A. L. Halladay
Jesse Taylor
A. J. Cowell
B. J. Boorman
J. M. Weaver
K. G. McLean
Jas. Eckford
C. S. McDonald
J. E. Cashman
H. D. Robison
Bob Henderson
Teton County Abstract Co
Oliver Gies
Great Falls
Chateau
S. T. Wiprud
Henry Kind
Big River Country
Ey Trout
Mary Ellen Meadows
Deep Creek
Logan Pass Road
Park
Army Air Corps vacancies at Great Falls recruiting office
The Regular Army Recruiting Station in Great Falls Montana lists Air Corps vacancies at Jefferson Barracks Missouri Ellington Field Texas Moffet Field California and Stockton California Recruits become aviation mechanics machinists photographers radio operators welders and other trades Training at Army Technical schools or travel assignments to infantry quartermaster and medical departments are available to eligible men ages 18 to 35 single with no dependents and at least an eighth grade education Enlistment offered with immediate forwarding and no waiting list
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Regular Army
Great Falls
Montana
United States
Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
St. Louis
Ellington Field
Texas
Houston
Moffet
Infantry
Quartermaster Corps
Medical Department
Philippine Islands
Field Artillery
Ordnance Department
Hawaiian Islands
Civil Service Exams For Forest Service Open
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Chief Foreman of Parachute Squad Smoke Jumper Squad Leader Smoke Jumper Rigger and Smoke Jumper Fireman to fill current and future vacancies in the U S Forest Service across Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. Applications must be on file with the manager Eleventh U S Civil Service District Post Office Building Wash not later than August 11 1941.
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United States Civil Service Commission
U. S. Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
U. S. Civil Service District
Water Power for the Farm and grain storage cautions
The Montana Extension service and the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station publish Water Power for the Farm by O W Monson and A J Hill. Copies available through county agents or the Montana Extension service Bozeman. Also, storage guidance notes grain moisture limits for safe home storage and grain spoilage risks.
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Montana Extension Service
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
O. W. Monson
A. J
Episcopal Services at St Stephens Church Sunday
St Stephens Episcopal church holds morning prayer and sermon on Sunday July 27 at 11 a m led by Pastor W Friend Day.
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St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Elk hunting open in Teton County October to November
Pursuant to an order by the State Fish and Game Commission at its April 15 1941 meeting in Helena Montana all of Teton County shall be open to the hunting of elk of either sex from October 15 to November 15 inclusive. Chairman J W Severy and Secretary J S McFarland announce.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Montana
Teton County
J. W. Severy
J. S. McFarland
Notice to Creditors Estate of Jens J Vigen
Administratrix Julia Monkman of the Jens J Vigen estate directs all creditors to file claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be presented at Bert I Packer’s office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date of notice July 16 1941. First publication July 17 1941 last August 7 1941.
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Jens J. Vigen
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Julia Monkman
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Choteau Acantha
Earl Bishop
San E Canada
Chick’s Shell Station
A.¥. Clarke
Ae JacoBs
U.S
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
W. Friend Day
Business & Professional Directory
BE. L. Kleffman
Mon
R. L. Reickhoff
Insurance and Rel Estate
Larson J3idu
Hoteau Hospital
OR. H. W. Bateman
E. J. Crary
Offiess
J. H. Byler
Sys
Maynard
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