Montana Farmers Enter New Grain Reseal Program
Montana farmers may reseal wheat oats barley rye and flaxseed for another year under a program announced by Leo S. Kolstad State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation officer The plan broadens earlier options to include more commodities and ties payments to storage duration Eligibility depends on acceptable farm storage and alignment with the 1064 Uniform Grain Storage Agreement rates The program runs with wheat loans maturing March 31 1955 and other commodities by April 30 1955 A national grain storage conference in Omaha March 18 will discuss actions to address storage problems Farmers may apply at their County ASC office for reseal loans or conversion of purchase agreements into reseal loans
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Montana
Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
Department of Agriculture
Kolstad
Omaha
Nebr
Oma
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Stockmen Pool Reserves in Grazing Lease Bids Move
The Montana land board allows small stockmen to pool resources to bid on state grazing leases. Previously only the lease holder or authorized sublessee could run cattle or sheep on leased land. The board's resolution enables formation of pools to bid and share land use.
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Helena
State Land Board
Laid’ Board
Eb Poor
Corbetts Sell Five Aberdeen Angus Cattle
Corbetts sold five purebred Aberdeen Angus cattle comprising two bulls to Fred Dear Cascade Montana and three cows to Sylvia Steen Cut Bank Montana.
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Broonana and Sons of Chatear
Fred Dear
Cascade
Montene
Sylvia A. Steen
Cut Bank
Whose Responsibility Is Education
The article argues education must serve all citizens through organized systems. It notes town meetings once shaped school needs, but growing sociological and technological changes require broader citizen involvement and elected boards. Montana schools benefit from strong community support, yet expanding layperson oversight is necessary to avoid future problems.
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United States
Meaang
Wee Gee
Montana
Potluck Dinner Slated by Stars
Fidelity Chapter No 18 hosts a potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday March 24 at 6 15 pm. Eastern Star members DeMolays Rainbow Girls and families invited. A silver offering funds the For His Kingdom project with Rev Grant Moore speaking.
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Fidelity Chapter No
Masonic Temple
Masonic Fraternity
Eastern Star
Grant Moore
Marion Averill
Graund
Guild Meeting at Teton Memorial Hospital Adjutant Auxiliary
The Teton Memorial Hospital auxiliary invites all ladies to a Wednesday meeting at the hospital. The Soroptimist club, led by President Lucille Howard, will supervise the activities.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Soroptomist Club
Lucille Howard
Russell Names Deputy Probation Officer in Ninth District
ee sen Q Russell appoints Joseph as Deputy Probation Officer of the Juvenile Court in the Ninth Judicial District. Russell will assist Chief Clara S. Withee in juvenile work across Teton Toole Glacier Pontéra and the Cutbank area with the courthouse office in Cut Bank Montana.
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Ee Sen Q Russell
Oseph
Ninth District Court
Russell
Acres
Clara S. Withee
Ninth Judicial’ District
Teton, Toole
Glacier
Pontéra
Cut Sree
Montana
Butte High School
State College
Bozeman
State University
Missoula
Cohagen resident Chester F. Chambers 63 dies
Chester F. Chambers 63 died in Cohagen and was laid to rest at Chateau Cemetery after funeral services by Rev. A. Gravdal at Trinity Lutheran Church. Born February 28, 1891 in Pennsylvania, he settled west of Collins in 1927 and moved to Cohagen in 1946. Survived by his widow and three sisters.
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Chester F. Chambers
Me Panne and Bullerdicks Remembered in Anchorage Death
Me Panne Bullerdick 63 a Sheridan Montana native died in Anchorage Alaska where funeral services were held and burial occurred. Millard Bullerdick publisher of the St Ignatius Post and Mrs Bullerdick flew to Alaska for the last rites. White joined the Army in 1953 completed basic at Fort Lewis and then went to Korea in November.
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Ray Bullerdick
Sheridan
Mont
Millard Bullerdick
Acanthace
Anchorage
St. Ignatius Post
7Th Infantry Division
31St Regimre
Chi-tiong
Armed Forces
Korea
Army
Fort Lewis
Wash
Aret
Augusta Soldier Aids Korean School Building
Army Private Donald White of Augusta Montana assists in erecting a schoolhouse in Korea while serving with the 1st Battalion Headquarters Company. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Normen N White of Augusta.
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Korea
Donald White
Normen N. White
Augusta
Mont
Lee Eee
Battoon
Bulls Bring Large Sum at Falls Show
In Qreat Falls Montana a Hereford bull sale by the Aesthera Montana Hereford Breeders association totaled 28,105 dollars this week. The top price was 1,400 dollars for a bull from Clear Creek Hereford Ranch. Reserve champion C. H. R. Flashy Donilhd the Seventh sold to Vincent Bergh of Redstone.
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Qreat Falls
Aesthera Montana Hereford Breeders Association
C. H. R. Flashy
Donilhd
Clear Creek Hereford Ranch
Vincent Bergh
Redstone
No Assistance for Potatoes Planned
The Department of Agriculture announces no aid program for the potato industry under Public Law 290. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson notes the difficult economics from low prices and rising costs, but says Section 32 funds from customs receipts may provide limited assistance if used.
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Department of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
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