Teton County Outlook Completed Brought to Farmers
The first Teton county Outlook, mimeographed at the office of County Agent Robert Clarkson, with about 350 copies mailed to farmers, surveys finances, wheat acreages, weather, and future farm guidance. It notes increased bank deposits, reduced indebtedness, and plans to cut county debt by 1935, plus recommendations on crop choices and fallow practices.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Bynum Wheat
Montana
United States
Bynum
County Farm Bureau Revived In County Meeting
A county meeting at the county agent's office revived the county farm bureau with Roy Inbody elected president, C. C. Juelfs as vice president, and J E Hodgskiss as secretary treasurer. Locals exist at Bole and Farmington, with dues set at 3 dollars yearly.
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Court House
County Farm Bureau
Roy Inbody
Farmington
Collins
L. G. Passmore
C. C. Juelfs
Dutton
J E Hodgskiss
Bole
D. B. Standish
Id. Bjork
Chris Swensen
Pete Otness
Calling
Agawam
American Farm Bureau
M. B. Ballard
Diamond Valley
M. B. Balland
Fred Schultz
Farm Bureau
Seniors to Present The Youngest on April 6 at Teton High
The senior class at Teton County High announces a Friday night performance of The Youngest by Philip Barry on April 6. Miss Larson and Mr. Midget select the play and coaching duties. Lead roles go to Dinty Moore and Belva Goodell with strong support from Lorraine Lathrap Nan Cole Aleda Tok erud Olive Talifson Charles Shelton George Radcliffe Maurice Johnson.
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Teton County High School
Philip Barry
Miss Larson
Midget
New York City
Dinty" Moore
Belva Goodell
Lorraine Lathrap
Nan Cole
Aleda Tokerud
Olive Talifson
Charles Shelton
George Radcliffe
Maurice
Final Elk Count Shows Increase in Sun River Herd
A page statement by W. E. Lockhart on the Lewis and Clark National Forest elk census reports 3180 actual elk plus 1157 estimated, totaling 4337. About 4211 are believed Sun River herd, with 272 inside the preserve. The countywide kill over three years sits at 1216, indicating growth from 1925 and a proposed annual harvest of 590 to stabilize the herd.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
W. E. Lockhart
Lockhart
Sun River
New Settlers Prepare to Reach Bynum Project Soon
Twelve families are expected to reach the Bynum settlement district within days. Emigrant cars and a livestock car left Utah and Idaho last week. Edwin Bingham family and H A Pace family arrived to take 160 acre tracts, traveling from Uintah Basin Utah and noting good road conditions with some mountain passes.
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Bynum
K. L. Molen
Great Northern Railroad
D. P. Fabrick
Utah
Idaho
C. D. Greenfield
Helena
Montana
Edwin Bingham
H. A. Pace
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake
Browning High School Band To Play Here Next Thursday
Browning's 32 member high school band, led by Lawrence P. Jackson, will give a street concert in Chateau near noon next Thursday. The band is en route to Helent for the state music meet and will stop in town for the performance. Jackson is a Browning native and Teton County High School graduate.
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Browning
Chateau
Acanda
Lawrence P. Jackson
Helent
Jackson
John Jackson
Teton County
Plans Formulated for Chateau Baseball Team This Season
A meeting at the Stock Men's Bank Building gathered about 20 men to organize a Chateau baseball team for the coming season. They favored the project and discussed securing a manager and raising funds after rent to purchase equipment. If neighboring towns join, a league may be formed to ensure many games and strong enthusiasm.
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Stockmen’s Bank
Chateau
Clark Coffey Heads to Oakland for Several Months
Clark Coffey departs today for Oakland California where he plans to stay for several months according to his associates and travel plans.
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Clark Coffey
Oakland
California
Fulton’s Pondera Well Estimation Boosts Montana Oil push
The Fulton oil well seven miles north of Agawam in Montana’s Pondera county is flowing at 15 barrels and as a new offset well is planned on the Teton-Pondera line. Major holdings include Montana Pacific OM, Ralph Arnold’s group, W. M. Fulton, Claggett Development, Genoa Oil & Gas, and Big West. Field prospects foresee substantial drilling and road-line assessments by Milwaukee and Great Northern interests.
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Fulton
Agawam
Montana
Pondera County
Teton County
Choteau
Montana Oil Journal
Montana Pacific OM Company
Ralph Arnold
W. M. Fulton
Claggett Development Company
Genoa Oil & Gas Co
Big West Oil Company
My. Fulton
S. C. Ferdig
Clagett Development Co
Coffey
Pondera Field
Montana Pacific
Teton
Conrad
Milwaukee
Pendroy
Great Northern
George M. Coffey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
School House Robber Pleads Guilty in Choteau
Peter Austin of Great Falls admitted to petty larceny connected to the Claude school house robbery north of Choteau. He pleaded guilty before Justice J. E. DeHaas and was fined $50, then jailed at two dollars per day for nonpayment.
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Peter Austin
Great Falls
Claude
Choteau
Justice of the Peace
J. E. DeHaas
Austin
Crawford Couple Returns From California Visit
Mr and Mrs William Crawford who left November 20 for California returned Monday to their home near Bole They visited a grandson in San Francisco their son Earl E Crawford superintendent of schools in Nampa Calif and Mrs Crawford s sister in Los Angeles They enjoyed meeting many former Teton county residents including E J Hirshberg Julius Hirshberg William Wellenstein and Charles Cowell all of whom hosted them warmly.
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William Crawford
California
Bole
San Francisco
Earl E. Crawford
Nampa
Calif
E. J. Hirshberg
Berkeley
Julius Hirshberg
San Diego
William Wellenstein
Los Angeles
Charles Cowell
Elevator Burns at Valier Montana
Valier Montana elevator destroyed by fire last night with unknown losses. Large wheat stocks on hand suggest heavy damage and potential financial impact for local grain handlers. Fire officials unable to determine exact amount as investigations continue.
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Valier
Montana
Notice to Parents on Street Safety
Notice from John T. Moore City Marshall urging parents to curb children playing on vacant lots and streets to reduce street light violations and potential police court cases.
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John T. Moore
Youths Implicated in Repeated Street Light Vandalism
Officer Johny Moore reports six lights damaged over four evenings by objects heavier than snow balls. Signs near the city pumping plant were torn and an ax hacked, trees broken. Names of the repeat offenders are known to police and the magistrate. Officials urge parental correction, warning of drastic action if vandalism continues.
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Johny Moore
Great Falls
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Mr. Clarkson
First National Bank
TOTAL
County Agricultural Council
Bynum Project
Browning H
Mrs. WM. Crawford
Galif
Citizens State Bank
Mont
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