Montana Public School News Highlights Attendance and Honors
The March Journal of the Montana Education Association quotes Dean Henry W Holmes on intelligence and personality. Two hundred seventy perfect attendance certificates are earned this year with forty two since September. First graders on the six week honor roll include Leah Ferris and others. Lois Mae Duits elected first grade president. Second graders earning A in spelling include Anne Luinstra and Lola Burns. Sixth grade sees sixteen students with perfect attendance, Kathryn McDonald and others contributing reports. Seventh grade art and cartoon drawing noted, with junior Citizens officers elected. Several families visit Great Falls. flu illness affects Miss Mabel Tokerud and Mrs Hilda Anderson.
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Journal of the
Montana Education Association
Henry W. Holmes
Jeanette McGillis
Harriet Brown
Lois Mae Duits
Anne Luinstra
Lola Burns
Florence Newcome
Lois Noble
Charles Gray
Winona Lewis
Mildred Depner
Shirley Bleecker
Fileen Manix
Rose Garden
Marie Conlin
Great Falls
Bessie
Kathryn McDonald
Junior Citizen's League
Joy Snyder
Sidney Yeager
Lorraine Straight
Card of Thanks for Mrs. James N. Robertson
The Robertson family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother Mrs. James N. Robertson. James N. Robertson and family.
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James N. Robertson
Farmington Home Demonstration Club plans March meeting
The Farmington Home Demonstration club holds a combined business and social meeting at the hall Friday evening March 18. Supper served 6 to 7 with 15 cent plates. Members may bring guests. Program includes patriotic items and community singing. Please RSVP to Mrs Cecil Passmore by March 15 with party size.
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The
Home Demonstration Club
Farmington Home Demonstration Club
Food Project
Cecil Passmore
Carrie Denison
Washington
Weather, politics, and community notes from a snowy week
Premium Center reports two weeks of items delayed by mail and weather. Wind and dust storms hindered activity while Opal’s baby neared pneumonia and Mrs Averill faced illness. Walter travels. Preston leads the terman, Huisenga pushes ahead. Wheeler broadcasts his anti reconstruction stance and silver talk. Seven inches of snow on the level.
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Averill
T.ir Mac
Opal
Mandmother
Chateau
Mam
Caskeys
Walter
Great Falls
Preston
Peterman Huisenga
Itos
B. K. Wheeler
Senate
McLean
Arthur Davidson
Public Land Sale Notice Isolated Tract Great Falls 1932
Department of the Interior announces a public sale for an isolated tract in Montana based on Nick Vlinker’s application. The auction will occur at 10:00 a.m. on April 19 at the Great Falls land office, with a minimum bid of 3.00 per acre for the SE4 NEY Section 5 T22N R5E PM.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
General Land Office
U. S
Nick Vlinker
Chateau
Ney
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Teton Shipping Egg Grading Under New Law
Cording to J. E. Hodgskiss a director call only for the grading of eggs. Later the association may buy eggs. The grades of eggs and the specifications for each grade under the new law are as follows: U S Specials Shell clean sound air cell 1-8 in or less localized regular yolk may be dimly visible.
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J. E. Hodgskiss
U.S
U. S
Egg grading notes show shell quality and germ detail
The document lists grading standards for eggs including shell cleanliness air cell size criteria and germ development. It contrasts Localized and U S Trade standards with descriptions of yolk visibility mobility and color.
Shop School continues lessons on farm mechanics and tools
The evening shop school program in Teton county, aided by the Smith-Hughes department and the state vocational education agency, outlined improved practices for farm work. Participants include Adolph Arensmeyer Abe Baker and others from Farmington Chateau Agawam and Agawam.
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Ecole
Cekde Elect
Inn
Luther
Smith-Hughes
State Department of Vocational Education
Teton County
Adolph Arensmeyer
Abe Baker
Charley Baker
John Chalmers
Walter Chalmers
Fred Smith
Gregor Tangen
Frank Thompson
Farmington
Jack Duffey
Rolland Ferris
Chas
Robert Miller
Harry Price
Chateau
Edmund Petri
Frank Petri
Hilmer Trost
Ernest Weist
Arthur Weist
Agawam
Chateau Implement Company Expands Repair Services
Articles of Incorporation filed January 15 in County Clerk George Carroll’s office reveal Chateau Implement Company will open a modern repair shop for farm machinery tractors and trucks. Incorporators include John B Conlin E B Conlin and J W Speer with $50 000 capital stock. Conlin previously operated the Conlin Motor Co in Great Falls and retains the Hudson and Essex agency. BE Conlin is his wife and J W Speer is a leading Great Falls attorney.
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Chateau Implement Company
George Carroll
John B. Conlin
E. B. Conlin
J. W. Speer
Conlin
Conlin Motor Co
Great Falls
Hudson and Essex Cars
BE. B. Conlin
Mr. Conlin
Chateau
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J. B. Conner
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Teton Shipping
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Rexall Drug Stores
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