Farmers Union Meeting in Pendroy Draws Large Crowd
The Teton County Farmers Union held a busy Saturday session in Pendroy with county president Louis Pearson leading routine business. Speakers included Marshall McOmber on membership drives and Dan McDonald on accordion performances, plus reports from GTA and state MFA officials. dedication ceremonies for a campsite near Highwood were announced for June.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Pendrey
Louis Pearson
Marshall McOmber
Montana
Farmers Union
Highwood
Sheridan Erickson
Educational Committee of
State
MFA
Helena
Pendroy
Pearson
Donna Weist
Ray Weist
Daniel McDonald
Gordon Monkman
GTA
Marion Averill
St. Paul
Diamond Valley School House
Student Honors by Class With Grade Point Averages
Freshmen list includes Joann Chalmers Sharon Alzheimer Howard Truchot Mona Kay Larsen Lloyd Pedersen Betty Kaye Ramaker Rita Ramaker Win ifred Vail Dean Baker and Jam es Crane honorable mention. Sophomores feature Marlene Vance Julie Jaumotte Beatrice Bar ton Fern Hughes Janet Standish and Jean LaRance honorable mention. Juniors list Kaye Ferris Kathy Johnson Ruth Ann Swanson Dick Koch Jan Jaumotte and Jack Bradley. Seniors include Clarice Wright Jesse Malone Judy Davison and Darlene Shelmerdine honorable mention.
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Joann Chalmers
Sharon Alzheimer
Howard Truchot
Mona Kay Larsen
Lloyd Pedersen
Betty Kaye Ramaker
Rita Ramaker
Winifred Vail
Dean Baker
James Crane
Marlene Vance
Julie Jaumotte
Beatrice Barton
Fern Hughes
Janet Standish
Jean LaRance
Kaye Ferris
Kathy Johnson
Ruth Ann Swanson
Dick Koch
Jan Jaumotte
Jack Bradley
Deadline Extended For Cancelling Reserve Agreements
The cancellation deadline for 1958 spring wheat acreage reserve agreements is extended to March 28. About 2,303 Montana growers signed agreements covering 172,458 acres. 1,200 more were registered but not accepted due to funds limits and may sign later if funds become available.
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Leo S. Kolstad
Kolstad
Montana
ASC
Bishop's Relief Fund Drive to Start Sunday
Catholic churches nationwide open a special collection for the Bishops Relief Fund. Last year Catholic charity distributed world relief valued at over 148 million dollars in subsidies goods and services. Five words
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United States
Catholic Bishops’ Relief Fund
U. S
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Canada
Australia
Gilmore
Haiberg to Move Practice to Fairfield
Dr Gordon Haiberg reveals plans to relocate his home to Fairfield while maintaining Choteau office hours daily except Tuesdays and Saturdays. He will live in Fairfield after tenants depart and join his wife and daughter in the Community Health Center apartment.
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Gordon Haiberg
Fairfield
Choteau
Russell Building
Haiberg
Margaret
Faurfield
Girl Scout Birthday Dinner Highlights Local Troop Activities
Mrs. James Jarosimek welcomed about 200 people to the annual Girl Scout birthday dinner on March 9 at the Methodist church basement. The event featured a flag salute promise and a candle lighting ceremony, with talks on local Scouting and a troop 15 style show.
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James Jarosimek
Girl Scout Association
Methodist Church
Moore
Ed Schiller
Myles Standish
Chere Forrest
Joanne Nesbit
Kathy Maloney
Jane Burns
Kathy Boussard
Miriam Vail
Linda Vance
Jean McGuire
Laurie Banks
Larry Banks
Charles Boussard
Grace McGuire
Leslie Burns
Heber Vance
Karen Miller
Dorothy Stenson
Randy Thil
Carolyn Schiller
Betty Hightower
Marilyn Hansen
Donna Nett
Diane
Serena Teske
Rachel Field
Betty Connore
Cecilia Snyder
Lutheran Church
Augusta area farmer wins crop contest
Augusta farmer J. C. Shortridge has been named a winner in the 1957 Anaconda Crop Increase contest. R. A. Jones of Anaconda Montana announced the prizes. Shortridge reported his oats and alfalfa yield rose 35.4 bushels per acre with Anaconda fertilizer, with fertilized oats over twice as high as unfertilized.
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J. C. Shortridge
Augusta Farmer
R. A. Jones
Anaconda Company
Anaconda, Mont
Shortridge
Collins Sailor Graduates From Repair School
Walter E. Handy fireman apprentice USN son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Handy of Collins graduated February 11 from the machinery repairman school at the Naval Training Center San Diego California. Graduates are trained to perform shop work with lathes milling machines drill presses and other tools and are qualified as tool and die makers machinists and machine tool operators. Excalibur was the name of King Arthur's famous mystic sword.
Demonstration At Corbett Ranch Encourages Wool Pool
A demonstration at Corbett Ranch promotes pooling wool with many fleeces collected at one site. Proper handling and bagging allow buyers to pay more. Small producers with few fleeces struggle to find outlets and may lower prices. Wool growers are urged to join the pool for mutual benefit and higher prices.
160 Acre Farm Near Great Falls For Sale
For sale 160 acres with 68 acres irrigated alfalfa and sub irrigated pasture, good fences and buildings, water via creek and well, on mail and school bus route. Priced 16000 with 1000 down and 1000 a year at 5 percent. 22 miles from Great Falls. Contact Josef Dorn Great Falls GL-2-6834. Also grain fed locker beef or lamb available from Bob Clark Choteau Montana and a 1951 Jeep in good condition offered by Bob Clark Choteau Montana.
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Great Falls
Josef Dorn
Bob Clark
Choteau
Montana
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Bishop’s Relief Fund
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Girl Scout News
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