Fortunate and Unfortunate Highway Debenture Opinion
G M Moss longtime Flathead legislator and Pilot publisher from Whitefish writes on the highway debenture measure ruled out by the state supreme court. He notes the decision is both fortunate and unfortunate, urges continued highway development for employment, and predicts an initiative petition or wartime end may shape next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Moss
Flathead County
Pilot
Whitefish
Helena
State Chamber of Commerce
State Supreme Court
Acantha
Moss
Supreme Court
Corut
Montana
North Dakota
Mexican workers urged for wartime farming aid in Inter Mountain region
The piece notes Mexican laborers may join beet fields haying and harvest in Teton county with 315 to 5000 workers planned. Plans involve U S government transport, wages, and 10 percent wage deposits for credit back home. Workers to be employed at least three quarters time at prevailing area wages and returned after employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Mexico
Japan
United States
Inter-Mountain
U. S
Farm Security Administration
Diamond Valley 4-H Club Meets at Van Horn Home
Diamond Valley Boys 4-H members gathered at Gloria Van Horn's home on Sunday afternoon April 25. Six members attended under leader Harry Laubach. Five will raise pigs for their project while others plan flax rabbits lambs and chickens. A camping trip to Lions Park in June was discussed. Mrs. Van Horn provided lunch and the group enjoyed games afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley Boys 4-H Club
Gloria van Horn
Harrry Laubach
Lions Park
Juniors Friendly Neighbors 4 H Club Organized
The Juniors Friendly Neighbors 4 H club organized February 27 at Mrs. Chalfon's home. Officers elected: Irene Styron president Nathalia Wagner vice president Charlotte Holyoke secretary Frieda Wagner song leader and Alice Wagner reporter. Ten members attended and no treasurer was elected. Next meeting proposed for March 27 at Mrs. Styren's with lunching and canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniors Friendly Neighbors
Golden Ridge Girls 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Golden Ridge Girls 4-H Club met March 27 at Mrs. Styran's home with 15 members and leaders present. Two Styran sisters demonstrated on eggs alacking, a light lunch followed. Evelyn Hodgskiss resigns as county superintendent assistant and expects WAVES service around June 10.
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Glenna Stott
Teton Co. H
Evelyn Hodgskiss
WAVES
Teton High Students Qualify for Typing Pins
At Chateau high school closing 30 students qualified for merit typing pins. Ten earned gold pins for 60 words per minute, eight silver for 50 WPM, and 12 bronze for 40 WPM. Bronze eligibility is restricted to typing students. all may try for higher pins.
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Chateau
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Lois Mae Duits
Louise Hamer
Helen Mancoronal
Bonna Randall
Bernice Richem
Janette Rogers
Kathleen Sorenson
Glenna Stott
Patty Strom
Dorothy Dale
Choteau 4-H Volunteer Victory Workers Meet
The Choteau Volunteer Victory Workers of the 4-H clubs held their third meeting on May 18 at the county agent's office. Thirteen members are serving farmers during summer, with training planned for farm tasks. Members will assist with gardening chores and farm equipment. farmers may contact club leaders John Dunckel, J. Co., or the county agent. Carlton Dahlin, Reporter.
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Choteau Volunteer Victory Workers of the
4-H Clubs
Choteau
John Dunckel
J. Co
Carlton Dahlin
Bayou Section Description of Gulf Coast Waters
The Bayou Section describes the Gulf Coast in Louisiana and Mississippi. It notes bayous link to the Gulf and to large rivers and that they form long winding tracks of still or slow water.
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United States
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gulf
Letter From Lieut Eric Shepherd To His Mother
Second Lieutenant Eric Shepherd writes from Fort Belvoir Virginia planning home leave in Missoula and a transfer to an engineer combat battalion in Texas. He notes duties include assaulting fortified positions and minefield removal for tanks and infantry. He asks his mother to buy a poppy to aid widows of World War I and World War II and their children.
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Eric Shepherd
Gladys Thompson
Dutton
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Texas
Missoula
Bowie
Local Girl Becomes WAAC Specialist at Fort Des Moines
The Acantha publishes a photo of Miss Trina M. Siccama daughter of Mrs. Guy Kale of Bale community. She has graduated from the Administrative Specialist school and is now a WAAC specialist trained for non combat duties at an army post. Her basic training was at the First WAAC Training Center Fort Des Moines Iowa. Buy war bonds and stamps.
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Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Acantha
Trina M. Siccama
Guy Kale
Bale
Siccama
WAAC
Jolly Cooks 4 H Club Plans June Meeting and Picnic
The seventh Jolly Cooks 4 H club meeting at leader Mary Timmerman's home included roll call on breakfast items and record checks. A baking powder biscuit demo is planned for the next gathering at Georgia Coffey's house on June 20 with a short meeting followed by a bike ride to a picnic, reported by Harriet Enderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Cooks 4-H Club
Mary Timmerman
Phyllis Dale
Georgia Coffey
Harriet Enderton
Jeeps 4 H Club Forms New Name At Spring Meeting
The Jeeps 4 H Club held its second meeting at Anna Marie Hanson's on April 15. Members named vegetables for gardens and approved the year's work program. The club renamed from United Cousins to The Jeeps and adjourned for lunch. Next gathering set for Betty and Maxine Depner's on June 2 at 2 pm.
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Anna Marie Hanson
United Cousins
Betty and Maxine Depner
Helen May Tangen
Victory Queens 4-H Club Holds April Meeting
The Victory Queens 4-H club of Green Ridge met at the Kjellgren home on April 17, 1943, with President Jane McOmber presiding. Three new members joined and attendance was 100 percent. Plans were made to send cookies to Green Ridge boys in service. Next meeting set for May 27, 1943 at the Kjellgren home. Betty Kjellgren, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Queens 4-H Club
Green Ridge
Kjellgren
Jane McOmber
Margaret Conlon
Betty Kjellgren
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Manford E. Jones
In the Ninth Judicial District Court Teton Montana Lor raine Maynard administratrix seeks an order to sell the real property of Manford E. Jones. The hearing is set for June 11 1943 at 10 am in Chateau Court. Publication required in Chateau Acant ha for two weeks prior to the hearing. Property described includes specific quarters in Section 19 Township 27 North Range 8 West MMD.
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Ninth Judicial’ District
State of
Montana
Teton
Manford E. Jones
Lorraine Maynard
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
M. M
H. M. Daley
Dorothy L. Andrews
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Canada
Diamond Valley 4-H Club
Treasure State
Montana Power Company
THE
Montana Power
U. S. War Department Bureau of Public Relations
WAACS
North Africa
Allied Unity
Algiers
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Africa
Golden Ridge Girls
Alice Wagner
Teton High
Mother
Jeeps 4-H Club
Victory Queens
Maynard Hospital
Choteau, Mont
ED. H. Schmidt
Choteau, Montana
Larsen Bldg
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Miss Rassmuseen, R. N
Judge
Helen
Jodge
Jim
Skeheies Besciage Badustsres
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