Farmers Union Picnic Set for Next Wednesday at City Park
The Teton County Farmers Union picnic, drawing about 500 people, will be held next Wednesday at the city park. The day includes street music by the Chateau band, a 1:30 program at the Legion pavilion with D. L. O Conn or speaking, a 3 o clock ball game between the Teton All Stars and Dutton Power, street sports, a dance, and refreshment booths. Tickets cost 50 cents with various prize exhibitions for homemade hopper ball spreaders.
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Teton
Legion Pavilion
D. L. O’connor
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
St. Paul
W. H. Wellenstein
C. W. Burns
Teton All-Stars
Dutton Power Nine
Chateau Lions Club
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Dauwalder
Union
Binford Sees Better Local Conditions After Trip
Cal Binford and family returned from a trip noting much better conditions in their section of the state than in the East. He described an Indiana auction where 50 shoats weighed 40 to 50 pounds sold for 30 cents each and a 700 pound hog brought only 1.50. He also cited purebred Jersey heifers sixteen months old selling for 7.50.
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Cal Binford
Aunty
Carthag
Wheat producers to receive second payment boost in Montana
Montana farmers who signed wheat adjustment contracts will get about 1.907 million dollars in the second payment, boosted by a Washington decision to raise the rate to nine cents per bushel. In Teton county, $244,459.94 has already been disbursed. inspection of contracted fields is delaying June payments as inspectors began work Monday.
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Montana
J. C. Taylor
Taylor
Washington, D. C
Teton County
Department of Agriculture
Fred S. Willson
Wheat Production Control Association
Chateau
Teeasre Yams
Hs Oboe
Aesori Trebatte
PN de Cote
Castoffs to Face Valier in Twilight League Clash
The Castoffs led by Doc Powell travel to Valier on Sunday for a Twilight League game. Powell, a longtime local enthusiast, will man an infield position again as Clint Core and Arnold Hanusa likely start as pitchers and Harry Moore trains as catcher in a contest expected to thrill locals.
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Valier
Doc” Powell
Clint Core
Arnold Hanusa
Harry Moore
Legion
Hanusa
Floyd Byler
H. Moore
Nett
Mike Mozer
Kenneth Thompson
Gaiors
Leary
Hag
County Disburses $22 026 40 To Teton County Schools
The county superintendent Inez Eckford completed the June apportionment totaling 22 026 04 for grade and high schools. Grade schools receive 11 809 66 and high schools 10 216 74 with per capita figures noted. three distributions were made this year vs two last year. The article also notes historical per capita totals for 1934 and 1933. The text includes weather notes on high water impact and local flooding along the Teton river.
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Teton County
Inez Eckford
Montana Electors to Choose Delegate on Prohibition Repeal
Electors in Montana will vote by a separate ballot to select a delegate for a state convention. The convention will decide whether to ratify or reject the proposed repeal of the eighteenth amendment. A petition filed by voters asks that Char W Burns be placed on the ballot as a candidate for ratification.
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George A. Carrol
Char. W. Burns
Oaer
Teton County
Las Deenibe
Oppord Co
Yerov
Fairfield Pupil Tops State Eighth Grade Exam
Gordon Bradford of Fairfield top scores 94.8 in the state eighth grade exam for Teton County. Doris Shoquist 94.7 and Evelyn Gaare 94 follow, with seven more Fairfield students among the county’s ten highest. County examiners include Inez Eckford Helen Thompson and Emma Clark.
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Gordon Bradford
Fairfield
Teton County
County Board of Examiners
Inez Eckford
Helen Thompson
Chateau
Emma Clark
Doris Shoquist
Evelyn Gaare
Alvin Meyer
Joyce Cole
Florence Eastwood
Jane McDonnell
LeRoy Brown
Bynum
Crysta Stott
Mildred Houfek
Bole
Clark
Clysta Stott
Bynum School
Eloise Campbell
Catherine McNabb
Budget Instructions Sent by County Superintendent
County Superintendent of Schools Inez Eckford issues guidance to all district clerks on preparing 1934 preliminary budgets due July 1. Budgets require majority trustee and clerk signatures. third class districts must keep library funds at least five percent of county apportionment. Transfers to other districts set at six dollars twenty five cents per pupil for last apportionment or twenty one dollars forty four cents per capita for full year. Clerks to balance books by June 30 and forward with warrant books included.
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Inez Eckford
Daughter of Ferris family rushed for ruptured appendix
Leah Ferris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rolland Ferris of the T S Gap, was taken to Columbus hospital in Great Falls last Saturday after an appendicitis operation. The appendix had ruptured and her condition was critical. Mrs Ferris remained in Great Falls and Mr Ferris returned today.
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Dp. C. Edwards
Ovando
N. W. Edwards
Great Falls
Leah
Rolland Ferris
T. S. Gap
Columbus Hospital
Filings for 1934 Teton County primary race announced
The 1934 primary nominations close with 64 for place on ballot and 14 for precinct committeemen plus six major county offices. Democrats and Republicans field candidates including Ot to Wagnild for county assessor and B I Packer for county attorney. Precinct committee seats list names and precinct numbers across Collins, Choteau, Agawam, Dutton, Pendroy, and other towns.
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Teton County
Otto Wagnild
B. I. Packer
Elmer C. Smith
C. H. Connor
C. Jas. Smith
Obert Peterson
J. B. Bohling
Dutton
Geo. C. Alzheimer
Collins
Henry Weist
T. Q O. Larson
Choteau
House of Representatives
J. B. Conner
Parmington
Paul A Wiopp
Agawam
Jonas Johinson
Cloak and Recorder
Geo. A. Carroll
NSWW
Edwedide Collins
O. A Roshof
Inchon
Martin Depp Parkington
Trever Limer
Sreith Choa
Team
Orotubwonn
Chas
Preff
Duattor
Leno
Setent
Robert I
Toe
Gaeta Baby
Panes
Otean
Geomaret
Sale
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