Economic Highlights on Japan and the Atlantic War
The piece analyzes Japan's likely strategies as war looms with the United States. It notes Japan aims to secure South Pacific resources, believes Germany will win, and expects inevitable conflict. It asserts U S Navy priorities, Pacific concentration, and the risk of a two ocean war by 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Hitler
South Pacific
South Pacific Islands
United States
Atlantic
U. S
Nippon
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Philippines
Naval High Command
Matsuoka
Axis
Europe
Pacific
Cattlemen Convicted in Reservation Theft Case
Thirty years ago this week Charles Peterzon and two sons, noted cattlemen on the reservation, were convicted of stealing cattle. Also reported is the death of William H. Mohney, longtime Dupuier resident, from stomach cancer and the arrest of G. G. Cooper, bank cashier of Dut ton, on embezzlement charges. Mr and Mrs Otis Mellon arrive to make Chateau their home two years ago this week. H M Daley and Miss Frances Forbes wed at Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterzon
William H. Mohney
Dupuyer
G. G. Cooper
Dutton
Otis Mellon
Chateau
H. M. Daley
Frances Forbes
Bozeman
Willow Creek royalties and local incidents headline regional notes
W W Smith and Miss Annabelle Emory wed in Nebraagka. Coffey and Oulton gain large Willow Creek royalty rights. J D Ray becomes principal of Chateau Grade School. Frank Petch injured in auto crash a decade ago this week. Claude Davis 238 state gravel inspector seriously hurt near Fairfield. Joseph Nadeau 20 sentenced to a year for grand larceny. Ruth Bryson resigns from high school faculty. North Fork Sun River forest fire edges. Crops marginal. advise cutting ends. Farm bankruptcies at 18 year low in year long period. County extension meetings planned in June to help Montana farmers align with National Food for Defense program under Wickard.
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W. W. Smith
Annabelle Emory
Nebraagka
Messrs. Coffey and
Oulton
Willow Creek
J.D. Ray Eet
Chateau
Frank Petch
Claude Davis
Fairfield
Joseph Nadeau
Ruth Bryson
North Fork
Sun River
Montana
National Food For Defense
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Agriculture Ramblings from Montana Extension Services
Summaries of practical farming insights share tips on soil, crops, and livestock. The bulletin highlights seasonal tasks, pest management, irrigation, and forage planning for rural readers.
Mercer advises roguing to remove crop mixtures in wheat fields
Extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer urges Montana growers to begin roguing when heads are fully formed and repeat at least twice to ensure clean fields. He notes the need to protect against crop mix by mowing a margin around fields not bordered by fallow or cultivated crops.
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Montana Seed Growers Assn
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Mustard Growers to Hold Inaugural Stockholders Meeting
Northern Montana Mustard Growers Cooperative voters meet Saturday June 28 at 10 a.m. in the Conrad Civic Center for a report on the first year, patronage dividends, and policy discussion. All growers invited. refreshments at noon. J Anderson president.
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Mustard Growers
Northern
Montana
Mustard Growers Cooperative
Conrad
J. Anderson
4 H Club Elects Officers and Plans Next Meeting
The first 4 H meeting at Aston Stott's in Bynum elected officers and issued 4 H books. Members reviewed cooking activities and joined in singing then decided the next meeting at Marie Green's place with lunch of cookies and Kool Aid. Reporter Erma Shelmerdine notes the second meeting was at Marie Green's and the next at Hanson's in Bynum.
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Aston Stott
Bynum
Marie Green
Hanson
Erma Shelmerdine
Greenfield Go Getters Hold Special Caponizing Meeting
The Greenfield Go Getters met at the leader's home for a seventh session with a roll call about chickens. Robert and Arnold demonstrated the general appearance of a laying hen while 91 roosters were caponized during the day alongside guests from other capon clubs. Leif Rindal, Reporter.
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Greenfield
Robert
Arnold
Southard
Leif Rindal
Nautical 4-H Club Meeting Notes and Picnic Plans
The Nautical 4-H Club met at Virginia Sabo's home at 7 30 pm on June 10. Members will present a health demo at the next meeting. 4 H pins were awarded to Haydn Van Auken Virginia Sabo and Edna Arensmeyer. The next project is scrapbooks and a club picnic is planned for Sunday June 15 with the next meeting at Edna Arensmeyer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sabo
Haydn van Auken
Edna Arensmeyer
Mt View 4 H News and Meeting Notes
The Mt View 4 H club held its third meeting at Jacobs on March 14 with one new member Barbara Huisenga We plan club uniforms and grooming scrapbooks A lunch was served by Mrs Jacobs The fourth meeting on April 25 at Bernice Richem s featured officer changes Harriet Enderson and Barbara Huisenga as recreation leaders Bernice Richem as vice president A nice lunch followed The fifth meeting on May 9 at Jacobs included poems The treasury is expected to cover leader contributions The next meeting is at Bernice Richem s on June 18 Dolores Jacobs Reporter
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Mt. View
Jacobs
Barbara Huisenga
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Choteau Acantha
Teton County
Earl Bishop
Choteau
Canada
Panay
the Mountain States Telahone & Telegraph Co
H.P “Ntas
Fisher
PY Ik
Pelletier Chevrolet Company
Choteau, Montana
Pocketbook of Knowledge
London
Ent
Montana Extension Services
THE
Montana Power Company
CLUB
Nautical 4-H Club
Joan Allen
Dolores Jacobs
E. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Reickhoft
Larson
OR. H.W. Batemas
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
J. H. Byler
Maynard Hospital
Cheteau, Ment
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