Turnbull Urges Farmers to File ACP Request for Cost Sharing
C B Turnbull chair of the Teton county ASC announces that conservation practices under the 1955 ACP require operators to file a request for assistance at the county ASC office before starting. Spring and summer tasks include seeding grasses stubble mulch and weed control. Operators should obtain practice specifications and apply promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Turnbull
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Russell Museum Curator to Speak to Chateau Group
Mrs. Jean F. Scheede curator of the original Charlie Russell Studio in Great Falls will speak at a local American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday night April 4. The talk covers the Russell arts organization with a short program on child welfare and installation of officers to close the session.
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Jean F. Scheede
Charlie Russell
Great Falls
American Legion
Big Sandy
Mont
Scheede
Montana State University
University of Maryland
Montana Extension Service
New York Extension Service
Draper High School
Schenectady
N. Y
American Legion Auxiliary
Chateau
Ex-resident couple to join University of Louvain Belgium
Dr. Olin Smith and his wife Dr. Patricia Smith, connected with Cornell University, Ithaca, N Y, will sail in September for a nine month stay at the University of Louvain Belgium They received post doctoral and lectureship appointments and will take a year off from Cornell for this research assignment The Smiths declined U S State Department consultant offers for West Berlin and were recommended by prominent politicians for the Louvain posts
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Olin Smith
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
University of Louvain
Belgium
Smith
Louisin
Ponelion Foundation
Patricia Smith
Ingram
Jennie Cain
Chateau
University
Smiths
Michette
Toronto
Canada
Lost Bay Horse With Brand In Montana
Bay horse with roached mane missing. Branded Bar J Lazy W on right shoulder. Last seen near Collins Montana. Contact R F Coghill at Collins for information.
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R. F. Coghill
Collins
Mont
Turnbull Announces ACP Technical Service Funding
Turnbull says negotiations with Local Soil Conservation Service are complete for technical services under the 1965 Agricultural Conservation Program. A $6,000 transfer from county conservation funds will compensate the SCS for surveying and engineering to ensure ACP practices meet specifications, covering an estimated year 1955 SCS servicing.
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C. B. Turnbull
Teton County
SCS
ACP
Turnbull
ASC
The
Expo Service
Forest Serce
Dr John Gibler Chosen to Head Rockefeller Foundation
Dr John Gibler has been selected to head the Rockefeller Foundation in Bogota Colombia after serving as assistant head in Mexico City and touring South America for three months. His wife Kathryn and two daughters joined him. he is son of Mr and Mrs Ray Gibler of Choteau.
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John Gibler
Rockefeller Foundation
Bogota
Columbia
South America
Gibler
Mexico City
Mexico
Kathryn
Ray Gibler
Choteau
Fairfield Matron Wallace Sharpe Dies at 54
Mrs. Wallace Sharpe of Fairfield died March 15 in a Great Falls hospital at age 54. Last rites were held March 19 in Great Falls with Rev. Po banz officiating. Burial was in Highland cemetery at Lewistown. The family moved to North Dek- ote before coming to Montana in 191. She and Wallace Sharpe married in 1918 and later lived near Fairfield Beach.
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Wallace Sharpe
Fairfield
Great Falls
Charles Pobanz
Highland Cemetery
Lewistown
North Dekote
Montana
Fairfield Beach
Sharpe
Flaxseed Support Set at 2.91 Per Bushel for 1955
The national average flaxseed price for 1955 will be 2.91 dollars per bushel or 65 percent of parity as of February 15, announced by Leo S. Kelstad of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. The program uses farm and warehouse stored loans and purchase agreements with loans available through January 1956 and maturing April 30, 1956.
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Leo S. Kelstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
Mayor Proclaims April Cancer Control Month
The proclamation by Mayor Ted Halvorson of Chateau designates April as Cancer Control Month. It urges residents to support the Cancer Society fund-raising crusade and to back research and humanitarian services aimed at combating cancer. Mrs. Leonard Olson of Fairfield is named co-chairman for Teton county.
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Cancer Society Against Cancer
Ted Halvorson
City of
Chateau
The
Cancer Society
Leonard Olson
Fairfield
Teton County
District Music Festival Saturday Schedule and Directors
The District Music Festival schedule covers woodwinds 8 to 11 52 a.m. piano solos 8 to 11 52 a.m. and 1 to 2 28 p.m. vocal groups 1 to 4 04 p.m. and 1 to 3 56 p.m. with multiple adjudicators and chairmen. An evening performance at 8 p.m. in the high school gym follows. Admission is 25 and 50 cents. festival tags admit free. Chester Potuzak directs Chateau music and Ed Schiller chairs the event.
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Allene Hanson
Reed Finley
Ralph McFadden
Helen Rustad
Dom Reed
Janis Bueling
Janet Huffman
al Jaumette
Jacquie Paulus
Virginia McAuley
Sam S. Smith
al Finley
Marlene Carrig
Nick Tomayer
H. E. Nutt
J. C. Salmond
A. B. Graydal
Ellery Crary
Leo Rowley
Chester Potuzak
Chateau
Ed Schiller
Cross at corners to avoid pedestrian deaths
A public safety note reports an average of 24 pedestrians killed daily in the United States from traffic accidents. It emphasizes crossing only at intersections and staying alert, urging safe driving as key to preventing deaths.
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United States
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