Home Demonstration Club Plans March Community Night
The Home Demonstration club invites all members and local residents to a Friday night gathering at the hall. A 6 30 dinner will start the program and recreation will follow under Dorothy Swenson. Bring your own dishes and extra pie for your family.
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Home Demonstration Club
Dorothy Swenson
C. M. Swenson
Wayne LeDesky
W. F. Arensmeyer
Wm. Breere
Louis Bouma
Broere
Francis Suiste
Fred Smith
Edwin Anderson
Ziebarth
State's Fire Loss Hits 780907 in Montana Year
Fire caused 780907 in Montana last year, up from 642270. There were 830 fires, 205 more than the prior year. Buildings sustained 4387231 in damage and contents worth 348675 were destroyed. Seventeen people died in fires and burns proved fatal to 35 others.
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Montana
Art Parsons
Hopeful April 15 Target for Complete Property Assessments
County Assessor Gilbert Lee announced this week that field work for property assessments is complete with excellent results. Missed property owners are visiting the Chateau office, and the tally aims for full completion by April 15. The honor system reduced labor and taxpayer expense, unlike other counties employing up to 15 deputies at salary costs.
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Gilbert Lee
Chateau
Bech News Social Visits and Family Gatherings Across Counties
Beck News chronicles a flurry of Sunday dinners and weekend visits. The Paulus, Asmus, Kind, Schaefer, Stengrimson, Gamradt, Lehner, and Beck families from Fairfield Conrad Kalispell Cascade Great Falls Power and nearby areas gather at various homes. Several teachers and residents travel for Easter visits and community connections.
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N. Paulus
Donald
T. Paulus
Chateau
Willard Asmus
Near Conrad
S. Stengrimson
Asmus
Friay
Melvin Beck
Near Fairfield
Gamradt
Mary Timmerman
Teton County High School
Ernest Kind
Hazel
Charlie Kind
Wilbur Winbrener
Kalispell
M. Schaefer
Lois Hallberg
Carl Brunner
Arvet Asmus
Nickelson
Great Falls
Dairy output climbs 25 percent in February in Montana
Montana ice cream and butter makers raised production by more than 25 percent in February, according to a report by B F Thrailkill, chief of the state dairy division in the department of agriculture.
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Montana
B. F. Thrailkill
State Dairy Division
Department of Agriculture
Local notices and obituaries from Greenfield area events
Greenfield family news includes birth of Farrell LeRoy to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bandow on March 21. Mrs. Evalena H. Johnke dies after illness. funeral at Highland cemetery, Great Falls. Betsy Norheim Easter visit. Wilrty friends honor Gasper Fiers on his 60th birthday. Easter visits, travel to Billings Polytechnic Institute, and H. D. club card party postponed due to other events.
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Ray Bandow
Farrell LeRoy
Violet Holberg
Great Falls
Evalena H. Johnke
Deaconess Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Olaf Anderson
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Fairfield
Shelby
Gasper Fiers
Tommie Tuel
Judith Mae
Chateau
Tommie
Geo. Tuel
Virgil Bowen
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Harry White
Lewistown
Dwight Haight
Chas. Patterson
Billings
Donald
Polytechnic Institute
Hawthorne
Huntley
Unemployment Claims Denied for Anaconda Machinists
Eight members of the machinists union in Anaconda had unemployment benefits denied for strike period. Barclay Craighead, head of the unemployment compensation commission, said the strike did not arise from employer violations of hours and wages laws.
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Machinists’ Union
Anaconda
Barclay Craighead
Unemployment Compensation Commission
WPA Almanac Out
WPA almanac history of Montana prepared by the Writers' Division and sponsored by the state departments is published by State Publishing Co Helena. It is for sale statewide and chronicles 50 years of big rock statehood with humorous historical events and upcoming happenings for this year. The volume features western style illustrations.
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Montana
Writers’ Division
WPA
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
State Publishing Co
Helena
Uip
H D Club to Meet April Fourth at Hall
Brief notes list upcoming H D club meeting at the hall Thursday April 4 at 10 am led by food project leaders Mrs Leslie Bush and Mrs Pete Weyer. Also reports on visits and gatherings among local families.
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H.D. Club
Food Project
Leslie Bush
Pete Weyer
D. D. Rosenberg
la Pas
Manitoba
Stofflet
Rosenberg
John Johnson
Great Falls
John Holm
August Bjork
Inga Dale
Kermit Dale
Russell Larson
Bush Ranch
Greta
Joe Bush
C. A. Austad
Tom Austad
Counties Get Cash From Forest Receipts Share
The federal government will distribute about $50,000 to Montana counties as their one fourth share of the receipts from national forests within county boundaries during last year. The funds go to school and road funds.
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Montana
High School Hi-Lites in a Schoolroom Parade
A playful, fragmentary school page sketches lunchroom chatter and classroom pranks. It spotlights a snoozing student, a misdirected rain of routine jokes, and mentions students like John Armstrong and Charles Tesch amid casual chatter and-yearbook style vignettes.
Wool prices rise in Montana as fleece value hits new highs
Montana wool growers receive higher prices with fleeces averaging nine to ten pounds and early sales exceeding 100000 fleeces at 28 to 31 1/2 cents per pound. Some clips now fetch over 31 cents a pound, up from about 20 cents last year.
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Helena
Montana
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Northwestern Bank Bldg
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Beer Capital
Jd Heidelberg
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Texaco Fire
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Texaco Motor Oil
Valor Oils
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Hanson Brothers
Jimmy Jabber
Bentorts
Jimmy Tumblin
J. Haschke
J. Fields
John
Doris
Becker, Jones and Vick, Inc
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Margaret Kemp
John Armstrong
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Charles Tesch
Chick’s Shell Station
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Choteau, Montana
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