Summer 4-H Special Events Set by County Agent
The county agent announces a series of 4-H events this summer. Sessions include a beef training meeting at the courthouse on March 29, a spring rally April 1 at the high school, and daily gatherings at Greenfield community building on April 1. Additional meetings cover leader training, clothing programs, and a countywide gathering at the courthouse. The all-county 4-H picnic is June 25 at Chateau, with elimination contests in July and a State Fair the week of August 7, followed by County 4-H Fair August 31 and September 1, plus November reorganization and fall council.
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Paseres Jin
Waloh
Tes
Court House
Ray
Greenfield
Soins
Ray Cameron
Chateau
Pendroy Pals Hold Ninth 4 H Meeting at Swanson Home
The Pendroy Pals held their ninth 4 H meeting at John Swanson's home on March 15 with metal tapping as a feature. A lunch was provided by Mabel and Louise Ekamer. The roll call asked members where they would like to go and what they would do on the 4 H tour. The next meeting is planned for Shirley Peterson's home on March 29, 1939.
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John Swanson
Mabel
Louise Ekamer
Shirley Peterson
April CCC Enrolment Admits 10 Teton Youth
Ten youths from Feton county are to enroll in the Civilian Conservation Corps this April. Interested youths should apply at the welfare office in the courthouse promptly. Enrollees depart Cho teau on April 12.
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CCC
Teton
Feton
Civilian Conservation, Corps
Court House
Choteau
Pendroy Social Roundup Remains Busy Week
Pendroy residents record a week of visits and gatherings with relatives and friends. Mrs. Carl Peterson hosted a Saturday afternoon at the Phillips home while George Brunson was surprised at a Friday birthday dinner. Several families traveled to Great Falls and Missoula for visits and events.
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Nick Kieft
Brady
Great Falls
Russell Frisell
Bozeman
J. B. Wolfenstein
Conrad Hospital
Carl Peterson
Jones
George Porter
E. W. Reid
Tony Reise
John Bolsinger
George Brunson
W. J. Earles
W. H. Wellenstein
Eugene Sullivan
W. P. Phillips
Fred Phillips
J. A. Swanson
Nels Swanson
Albert Gebhart
Mrs. Jones
Betty Jones
J. H. Gutshall
Ike Dennison
Wim. Lusty
C. W. Fields
E. H. Barrett
Pete Zgoda
wMr
Frank Zgoda
Lusty
Jean Larson
Missoula
Roy Estes
California
Harry Swanson
Record Breaker Cow Milk Butterfat Feats Cited
An announcement from Purdue University notes a cow has produced 106318 pounds of milk and 5251 1 pounds of butterfat in her lifetime. The animal set a record of 856 pounds of butterfat in 365 days.
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Purduniversity
Early Bird Breakfast Club Plans Food Sale at Safeway
The group met March 15 from 4 to 5 PM at Elaine Pagssmore's with all members present except one. President named Marie Marshall Amy Lee Hazel Bleecker and Mary Higgins to supervise the tables for the fundraiser. They pledged a motto by next meeting. Mary Higgins, Reporter.
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Safeway
Marie ‘Marshal
Amy Lee
Hazel Bleecker
Mary Higgins
Elaine Pagssmore
Montana
Greenfield Glimpses H D Club welcomes new members
The H D Club added three new members at its regular Tuesday meeting. Miss Knowlton led two nutrition discussions. a double demonstration followed due to last month's postponed lesson. Miss Eleanor Peden reported on her Chicago 4 H congress experiences.
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H. D. Club
Knowlton
Stout
Thin
Eleanor Peden
Chicago
Esther Holberg
Beulah Lindberg
Simms
Beth Harwood
Natalie McDermott
Wendelys Lacher
Bozeman
The
D. S
Glen Baird
Lois’. “Hansen
John ‘Gronberg
Selmar Hansen
Great Falls
Laziest Man Questions Pension Plan Catch
Salina Kansas Journal reports a reader ridicules a Kansas legislator proposal to grant a $100 monthly pension to every resident who loses both hands. The man notes a flaw: after one hand is chopped off he cannot amputate the other to qualify.
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Salina
Kansas
Journal
What matters more than love says a woman
A young man asks what matters, and a middle aged woman answers that good teeth a bank account and comfortable shoes matter a great deal more.
Rev Tee Young Former Chateau Pastor Dies in Eugene
Rev Tee Young a pioneer Montana Episcopal missionary and former Chateau resident died March 6 in Eugene Oregon pneumonia was the cause He served about 20 years as a missionary in the Montana diocese and led work at Fort Benton Cut Bank Shelby Sann River and Belt He is survived by his widow and four children
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Lee
Montana
Fort Benton
Shelby
San
Eveng Aain
Nent Falls
Eugene
Egon
Stamp series promotes wildlife awareness in America
Otto Wagnnd, promoter of Ot the Te ton County Spertumepts Asem, announced this week a new print run of 100 sheet stamps priced at one dollar. The stamps feature five color wildlife subjects and a legend year aiming to raise geography and conservation consciousness among American citizens, following last year’s successful launch.
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Otto Wagnnd
Teton
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the Post Tavern
Mrs. Mason
Zurich
Mit
C.penney Company, Incy
Dorian Grobberg
Arietta McInerney
Hoover
Nolan Gronberg J
Albin Munson
Oregon
Elmer Robertson
Roberston
Laziest Man
Texaco
Leigh’s Texaco Station
Weaver’s ‘Store
Tee ‘Young
Eugene, Oregon
Plymouths
Plymouth
Vthe
Chrysler, Motor Corporation
L. E. Taylor
Dodge
Shell
Cru
Sade
Chick’s Shell Station
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