Dutton Notes Highlight Visits and LocalEvents
Dutton residents host relatives and travelers from Pullman Seattle and Billings while local youths attend state music meet in Missoula. A town baseball game beat Chateau 18 to 12 as fire safety notices urge permitting and restricted burning for Aug 1952.
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George Mollberg
Power
Pullman
Wash
John Holt
Gustafson
Holt
Seattle
George Woods
Kenneth Moch
Great Northern ‘Depot
Joe’ Bowers
Conrad Depot
Maynard Hickenbottom
Billings
Grover
Calif
Darrel Goodmundson
San Diego
Naval Base
Blanche Berkland
Conrad
Dutton
Lloyd Trebesch
Maurice Smith
Benchmark
Flathead
Alan Oddens
Milton Johnson
Julius Neils
Esther
St. Paul
Minn
Neils
Howard Johnson
Chateau
Glenn Stoner
Rockford
H. Verne Sargeant
Newport
Ore
Alice Bourne
Frank Schabel Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Ora Cheetham
Shelby
Clyde Schultz
Billy Habel
Red Lodge
Gallatin Gateway
Ray Deckers
Teton River
Jine
Ray Umphress
Ben Shelmerdine
Loma
Dave Shannon
Great Falls
The
Falls Trap and Skeet Club
Permits Mailed Last Week to Montana Moose Hunters
Montana's 1952 moose permits were mailed to 199 residents and 12 non residents. Counties with most permits were Yellowstone 18, Missoula 15, Silver Bow 13, Madison and Beaverhead 10 each, and Deer Lodge, Lewis and Clark, Carbon tied with 7. Non residents paid 100 dollar big game fee plus 25 dollar moose tag. Early season runs September 15 to November 15 in Park and part of Carbon. regular season October 15 to November 15 elsewhere, Beaverhead extended to December 31. Area 16 Granite County October 15 to December 15 and Area 17 Granite/Powell November 1 to December 15.
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Montana
R. H. Lambeth
Lambeth
Yellowstone County
Missoula County
Silver Bow
Madison
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Lewis and Clark
Carbon
Minnesota
Indiana
California
Ohio
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Park County
Carbon County
Granite County
Area
Granite and
Powell Counties
Portable backcarried soda dispenser debuts at games
Art Kassel of Van Nuys Calif patents a cold drink dispenser worn on the back. A bottom tray holds dry ice while a belt tube feeds paper cups to customers as the vendor serves ice cold soda without missing a look at the batter.
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Art Kassel
van Nuys
Calif
Milkmaid Audrey Bowman Helps CROP Aid Overseas Friends
Audrey Bowman from Ohio joins thousands of Americans in supporting the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Last year CROP distributed 75,668,000 pounds of farm commodities including 4,470,000 pounds of milk to 22 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Bowman
Ohio
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Pay on Receipt and COD Origins in Express Service
The COD system began in 1841 with an express shipment and today about 7,000,000 such shipments are sent annually by the Railway Express Agency. The collected amount is promptly forwarded to the shipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Express Agency
Cream Hill Mine Revived in Sudbury Exploration
Cream Hill Mine in the Sudbury area of Northern Ontario is being de watered and the shaft reconditioned after its closure in 1919. Following de watering exploration will assess ore possibilities under modern mining methods as part of International Nickel's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nickel
Sudbury
Ontario
Cream Hill
Railroads Buy Coal for Over Half Their Fuel Needs
U.S. railroads purchased about 65 million tons of coal last year, representing more than half of their total fuel supply. The data highlight coal's dominance in sustaining rail operations and energy use across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Fisher Average: Trailer Coach Dwellers Earn $1210 Annually
The report shows trailer coaches in America averaging about $1210 in yearly income, versus a national average described as coold. This highlights income gaps among housing groups and indicates broader economic patterns impacting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
America
Forceful Orinoco Carves Deep Channel at Angostura Constriction
The Orinoco River in Venezuela runs between banks 800 yards apart and has a mean depth of 335 feet, with fluctuations up to 52 feet. It has been scourered to 262 feet below sea level at the Angostura constriction near Ciudad Bolivar over centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinoco
Venezuela
Angostura
Ciudad Bolivar
Grow Your Own Food Cuts Family Bills in Hard Times
When food prices skyrocket, home gardening becomes a practical way to save. The article notes that dirt-cheap days are gone and rising costs of fresh and canned fruits and vegetables make growing your own produce financially advantageous for households.
Parks Add New Areas to National Park System
National Park Service Director Newton B. Drury reported three new additions in the 1950 fiscal year: Effigy Mounds National Monument in Iowa, DeSoto Memorial in Florida, and the parkway linking Washington, D C and Suitland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton B. Drury
National Park Service
National Park System
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Iowa
DeSoto Memorial
Fla
Washington, D.C
Suitland
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Hammermill Bond
Choteau Acantha
Nelson Insurance Agency
Choteau
Mrs
K Hotto, Cor
H. Earl Glack
Fairfield
Legion Ball Park
Electrics
Pocatello Bannocks
Herb Hunter
KMON
Gamble
Poe
Overseas
Czech
Great Falls Livestock Commission Company
Rae
Hoy
OM Ola
Wiig
ER. J. Whitaker
Augusta, Moni
Carfer
Kem-Glo
Fuller Paints
Knudizon Lumber Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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