Lend-Lease Policy Now Clear to Destroy Dictatorship
The President's White House speech denounces Nazi aims and urges full mobilization to support democracies. He explains the lend-lease plan and calls for greater industrial output, shipbuilding, and possible naval convoy to Britain as the Allies press for victory and a postwar world order waits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Germany
Africa
South America
Hitler
United States
Soners
England
Britain
Greece
China
Atlantic
Dent
Balkan
America
Heaven
Europe
Hiter
U.S
Sun River Project Area Free of Bang's Disease
Dr. G W Cronen, in charge of Bangs disease control for the U S Bureau of Animal Industry, told Greenfields Cooperative Site association members the Sun River Irrigation Project area is freer of Bang's disease than similar Montana areas. He credited intensive bureau veterinary work and farmer cooperation, noting all cattle herds have been tested and reactors removed for slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Bang
Montana
G. W. Cronen
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Greenfields Cooperative Site Association
Glenn Baird
Cronen
Bureau Veterinariana
The Well and the Great Northern: Fifty Years of Soil Stewardship
A half century after the Great Northern railroad opened the Northwest, farmers and railroading interests joined in soil conservation. Leaders like James J. Hill pushed experimental farming and cooperative programs with state and federal agencies. Modern methods include crop rotation, phosphate, cover crops, contour furrowing, and strip farming to combat erosion and sustain fertility for railroading and farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Northwest
James J. Hill
St. Paul
Red River Valley
The
Corps of Agricultural Experts
Plain Preachments for Plain People Rev. Richard F. Vick
Rev. Richard F. Vick delivers a sermon titled Choosing Our Way. He argues the world searches for a path beyond human plans and that Jesus, the Way, Truth, and Life, provides life without earthly bounds. The talk cites a modern tragedy to urge faith as the only certain route beyond time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Vick
Dutton and Nearby Deaths and Local Updates
Andrew Norem Dutton an A J Ringen employee dies in Great Falls. Orville Styve former resident killed in car accident. Cut Bank hospital modernization begins with cost around 20000 dollars to house 35 patients and staff of seven nurses and cook. Toole and Glacier counties predator hunt contest ends June 30 with local sportsmen groups. Mrs P F St Denis pioneer of Valier dies of heart attack. Five Blackfeet delegation members go to Washington for Indian Affairs talks. N C Whittington of Lowell Wyoming takes over Walter Tillman plumbing shop in Shelby. State badminton meet opens in Shelby. Marshal Hattersley from Conrad leaves for California to join state college debate squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
N. C. Whittington
Lowell
Wyo
Walter Tillman
City
Notice to Creditors Estate of Frances Patterson Deceased
Administratrix Mrs. Anna E. Stafford issues notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Attorney E. L. Kleffman’s office in Chateau Montana. First publication March 18, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Patterson
E. L. Kleffman
Chateau
Montana
Anna E. Stafford
Snowmobile Aids Refuge Work On Trumpeter Swans
Archie V. Hull of Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge uses a snowmobile to access trumpeter swans about 12 miles from the refuge. The machine speeds up winter travel over deep drifts and allows supply runs from Monida and Dillon, cutting a multi-day trip to a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie V. Hull
Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Montana
Fish and Wildlife Service
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Hull
United States
Red Rock Lakes Refuge
Monida
Dillon
Bids Sought for School Properties in Augusta Montana
Trustees of School District No. 45 Augusta Lewis and Clark County call for bids on McKelvy Dry Creek Ostrom Lower Willow Creek Elk Creek and Cecil School Houses along with associated grounds and fence. Right to reject any bid reserved. Certified checks equal to 25 percent of bid required. Buyers must remove property. Bids close after the third consecutive weekly issue. F F Sparks Clerk. Augusta Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Montana
Lewis, and Clark County
McKelvy
Dry Creek
Ostrom
Lower Willow Creek
Upper Willow Creek
Cecil
Elk Creek
McKelvey
F. F. Sparks
Notice of city election in Chateau Montana on April 7 1941
Notice is given that a general city election will be held in Chateau city Teton County Montana on April 7 1941. Voters will decide on an extra 1.5 mills tax levy for park and museum purposes in addition to the current levy. The question asks if the City Council may levy 1.5 mills for park and museum upkeep. Dated March 8 1941. First publication March 6, last April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Choteau
Coteau
Ing. Ipro
É . City First
Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry M Jensen
Notice is hereby given by the executrix of the estate of Henry M Jensen deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months at the office of Bert I Packer in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date March 14 1941. Rose Jensen Executrix of the Estate. Bert I Packer Attorney for Administrator. First publication March 20 last April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Jensen
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Rose Jensen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Bishop
Canada
Sun River Project
Pipestone
Minnesota
Mr. Hill
Jesus
Christ
Daily Press
Thomas
Dutton
Orville Styve
Cut Bank
Toole
Glacier County
Valier
P. F. St. Denis
Browning
Blackfeet
Washington
Department of Indian Affairs
Conrad—Marshal Hattersley
State College
California
Deceas
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Reickhoff
Laren Bidy
American Bankers Association
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserveystem
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
R. We
E. J. Crary
McDonald Blook
J. H. Byler
Maynard Hospital
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