Fifty Resettlement Clients Installed at Fairfield
Resettlement clients numbered fifty on June 1 at Fairfield and, with families, added about three hundred people to Teton county. Manager Albert L. Johnson said they are settled on their units, busy with spring crops, and show promise of becoming excellent settlers. Lands are being sold to farmers from Petroleum Musselshell and Prairie counties with 40 year contracts at three percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Teton County
Albert L. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Petroleum
Musselshell
Prairie
Carl A. Arp
Warry C Brown
John EB. Burt
Elmer L. Carver
William W
Montana Ag Meetings Shape 1938 Conservation Program
Series of Montana community meetings to gather opinions on the 1938 agricultural conservation program concludes with a state session including the Agricultural conservation committee and technical panel. Reports cover dairy herd tagging, breeding records, and range management to cut costs and boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
J. C. Taylor
Gallatin Park Counties Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Bureau of Dairy Industry
J. O. Tretsven
Late Seeding for Feed Crops Attracts Montana Farmers
County agents urge late planting of forage crops due to drought conditions. Farmers consider oats, barley and forage crops as seedbeds dry, while research from Havre and Huntley stations suggests millet corn Sudan grass and sorgo can yield hay and pasture with careful timing and spacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willeson
Montua
Becaus
Agronomy Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana
Havre
Sudan
Huntley Branch
Local Social Notes Highlight Dillon Visit Highlights
Ray Newman visits Dillon as Rice Auto Court manager. Davis family returns from Polson Kalispell Missoula. Jourdonnais trio travels to Chateau from Missoula with boys staying longer. Kathryn Davis visits from Great Falls nurses school on vacation. Nella Gaare’s graduation photo appears in Great Falls Tribune and she is from Fairfield. BE Jourdonnais to Missoula. Mr Jourdonnais stays late in week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Newman
Rice Auto Court
Dillon
C. O. Davis
Polson
Kalispell
Missoula
Howard Jourdonnais
Jackie
Robbie Morgan
Chateau
Jourdonnais
Kathryn Davis
Nurses’ Training School
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Margaret Davis
Miss Davis
Nella Gaare
Great Falls Tribune
Great Falls Normal College
Miss Gaare
Teton County High School
0. M. Gaare
Fairfield
BE. L. Jourdonnais
Beavers Regulated Better Says Teton Sportsmen Group
Mr Patrick Egan and party from Great Falls urged stricter beaver trapping rules to the State Fish and Game Commission during a visit to Choteau. Egan, owner of ranch property west of town, endorsed the association's recommendation and called for action by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Egan
Teresa Egan
Lawrence Durkin
Great Falls
Choteau
Egan
Teton
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
State Fish and Game Commission
Junior Farmers Union Meeting at School House
The Junior Farmers Union held a meeting at the school house with supper guests Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Headington were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Primus Wednesday. John Toenyes and Joe Primus attended the Soil Conservation program in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
A. Beck
Eileen
Arwin Beck
Chas. Johnson
Celia
Charles Johnson
L. Trenton
Basin
George Headington
Toenyes
Jake Beck
A. B. Beck
John Toenyes
Joe Primus
Choteau
Stick-To-It Club Holds June Meeting At Swenson Home
The Stick-To-It club met at C. M. Swenson's on June 5. Plans were made for a picnic with the girls club on Sunday, June 20. A dainty lunch was served afterward. Next meeting is July 10 at the home of Walter and Arthur Mauseth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Swenson’s
Walter
Arthur Mauseth
Bynum 4-H Club Hosts Dance and Supper
The Bynum 4-H club hosted a Friday night dance and supper drawing many Pendray residents. Mr Leland Rowley, who injured an ankle, is now feeling much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum 4-H Club
Leland Rowley
Local residents and visitors report and travel notes
Community members report sickness and recovery, visits to hospitals and relatives in Montana and Utah, travel to Helena and Flathead, and social visits among Stott Jensen Green Hansen families. Several illnesses noted and crops show improvement after rain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Weishaar
John L Wills
Sam Winter
Harry E. Young
Federal
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
H. S. Cushman
Miss Cushman
Turkey
The
United States
Tretsven
AAA
J. M. C. Anderson
NORGE
Chot
LU Pathy
Jotor Co
Beck News
Club News
Bynum News
Eugene Wave
Duart
Pollock
Beauty Shop
Lorraine Breding
Marion Lewis
Ray Newman, Mer
Roy Hanberg
Bateman Hospital
Bert Jensen
Andrew
Howard Jensen
Glenda Stott
Utah
Parley Schenk
Mt. Home
Cliff Stevenson
Mark Bleazard
Lorna Green
Reid Swenson
Helena
Dell Green
Veteran’s Hospital
Charles Hansen
Flathead
Smoot Rowley
Eddie Mohardt
Bynum
Ivy Stott
Ona
Hal Jensen
Roy Stott
Gerald Stott
G. O. Stott
Gladys Howell
Frank George
J. E. Rowley
Afton’ Stott
Ona Jensen
Clipta Stott
Dutton
Chick's Shell Station
Choteau, Mont
Orerreneg
FORD
L. E. Taylor
Anise Chen
Westinghouse
Choteat Hardware Co
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