Community News From Collins and Choteau Area
Local residents attend visits and family events in Redstone and Collins while students enjoy tests tours and a plane ride over the Missouri River. Community members attend church guilds, celebrate birthdays, and discuss school improvements and board meetings.
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Frank Neiswender
Lee
Great’ Falls
Haddy’s
Sapphire
Collins
Giant Springs
Western Airlines
Collins and
Premium Center
Harris
Glen Inboidy
Carol
Eagles Defeat in Duel Track Meet at Chateau
RG and RG and The Eagles defeated 60 to 31 in a dual track meet held at Chateau last Thursday. Poinite led with 17 points. Squires won pole vault and broad jump and placed second in discus and third in 100 yards. Harvey Young won the 880. Fair field swept the javelin. other results include Gaarder and Stack contributing points as the Eagles prep for divisional attack meets at Cut Bank and with Chateau, Fort Benton, Great Falls Central, Chinook, Conrad and Shelby.
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Averill
Clark
Hilton O¢ Port Benton
Marion Averill
Lambert Toren
Clark Inbody
Mike Horak
Prank
Horak
Edldie Alzheimer Home
Red Cross
Marion
EK. R. MccLean
Isabel Harris
McLean
Nevin Caskey
Ab Pendrey
Chateau
Herold Depner
Glen Inbody
Pedersen Home
Ray Hawley
E. R. McLeans
Judith Lynn Nelson
Stanford
Great Falls
Judith
Pedersens
Collins Hall
Reo Coghill
Harold Waters
Reuben Christman
Hilda Eklund
Carl
Eagles
Bissell
High Point Main
Poinite
Raton Squires
Pairfield
Don Gaarder
Squires
Harvey Young
Terrell Schenk
Fairfield
Bob
McLeod
Merle Gratton
Dennis
Stack
Cut Bank
Are -Cho
Teau
Fort Benton
Great Falls Central
Chinook
Conrad and
Shelby
Old-Fashioned Molasses Ranked High in Iron Foods
Nutritionists place molasses near the top of iron rich foods. It is recommended for low cost diets when meat liver and eggs are scarce. Regular use helps guard against nutritional anemia and supports daily nutrition.
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Carter Bus
GMC Motors
Allis Chalmers
Korean Proverbs Echo Wit and Sharp Salts in Sayings
Koreans favor witty proverbs that mix humor and wisdom. Many resemble Western maxims such as You cannot catch one rabbit if you chase twice at once and Where there are no tigers wild cats become bold, reflecting cultural humor and practical insight.
Auxiliary Urges Combat Against Black Market
The American Legion auxiliary urges Tyeton county women to resist black markets to protect the staple economy. It emphasizes that 90 percent of purchases are made by women and calls for pledges not to patronize illegal markets or pay above legal prices. It warns that a black market depends on customer support.
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Chateau American
Legion Auxiliary
Tyeton County
Purdue Experts Tout Dried Fruit Value and Preparation
Purdue nutrition specialists say dried fruit provides four times the food value of fresh or canned fruit per pound. The tenderized varieties require no soaking and offer preserved flavor, quicker cooking, and no added sugar.
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Purdue
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Ed.Gchilling
Pedersen
Clark -Tabody
Choteau
Wesleyan
Missoula
Susan
D.H. Moultons
Duke Blakely
Lee Reveal
Ralph Caskey
Roy
George’ McKee
Harold ‘Waters and Children
Dutton
Ben F. Winters
Ted
San Bernadino
Calif
Wolford
N. Dak
Emil ‘W. Nelson
Wolf Point
Inga Thime
Henry Bremer
H Club
Herald Depner
Marie
RG and
Helen Pendleton
Bozeman
Mary Liggett
Ray Hitchcock
Howard Dale
Norma
van DeRiet
Marjorie McCann
Coralie Girres
Charlotte Dahl
LaVerne
Dirkes
Patsy Folda
Gerald ‘Eastwood
Roger Christianson
Doris Humphrey
Helen Ogden
Bowerman
Paul Bagwell
Michigan” State ‘College
America
Fairfield’ Eagles
Fairfield’ Merchants
Stewart Swartz
Jim
Ronald
Ramon Squire
Legion Park
Simms
Hia
Legionark
F. G. Curtis & Son
Breen Oil Company
Choteau, Montana
John Deere
International
Oliver Tractor
Montana
IHC
Aragon
Ernie Thorn
Ruth Coleman
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hanusa Agency
C.J. Dean
M.D
Our Founder
Burnside and
Grand Ave
Portland 14
Ore
U. S
Elmer R. Dial Texaco Bulk Plant
Carter
Carter Man
Carter Extra
Carter Station
Pardner
Tatas
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