Seeding Programs to be Inspected in Several Counties
L. J. Pauson, regional Crop Production loan manager, appoints Carter Phelps and Ralph Benjamin to inspect seeding programs of all crop production loan borrowers in Liberty Toole Glacier Pondora and Teton counties. They will focus after April 30, the loan application deadline, ensuring compliance with regulations. Borrowers must reduce cash crop acreage by 30 percent and seed the entire loaned acreage or return any overborrowing to the Minneapolis regional office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Pauson
Minneapolis
Carter Phelps
Ralph Benjamin
Liberty, Toole
Glacier
Pondora
Teton
Phelps
Mr. Benjamin
Mr. Phelps
Local Knight Templars Host Black Eagle Visitors
Bethany Commandry No. 19 Knights Templar of Chateau welcomed John W. Agnew grand generalissimo and 16Great Falls members from Black Eagle Commandry No. 8 last Friday. Agnew spoke, Burlingame spoke, and local officers led the meeting with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Commandry
Knights Templar
Chateau
John W. Agnew
Edward W. Spotswood
Missoula
Spotswood
Mr. Agnew
Great Falls
Black Eagle Commandry
John Hall
J. M. Burlingame
George L. Robinson
Arne Haugse
J. B. Austin
H. L. Hansen
Chas. H Davis
W. A. Wright
W. C.butterfield
F. W. Sharpe
W. F. Clutton
M. K. Logan
George E. Grover
J. M Burlingame
BF. E. Wilcocks
R. F Hassard
Fred A. Woehner
John W Hall
J. L. Gleason
Arthur Tesch
D. A. Reiquam
J. E Hodgskiss
J. T. Robison
April Precipitation High Outlook Is Good
April brought 1.31 inches of rain in Chateau County, with showers ongoing and a favorable crop outlook. County Agent Robert Clarkson notes the April record compares to an 0.803 inch average. temperatures ranged from 25.9 to 70, with April highs reaching 80 in 1926. May normal precipitation is 2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Dulaney Returns to Fairfield to Farm Winsett Property
Clarence Dulaney returns to Fairfield and plans to farm the Ed Winsett place. He is a brother of Dr C H Dulaney formerly of this city now in Canton South Dakota. Returning with him are his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Levi Muklehurst who will spend the summer with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Times
Clarence Dulaney
Fairfield
Card of Thanks for Wm Swedancky
I express sincere thanks for the many kindnesses shown to my partner Wm Swedancky during his illness and time of need. NICK VLINKER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Swedancky
About Ourselves What Do We Live For
A reflective meditation on purpose urging actions that reduce hardship for others. The piece argues empathy guides daily choices and community service as a meaningful life aim.
Local Social Notes Highlight Tiny Gatherings
Daughter Bessie visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheppard on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Passmore were business visitors in Pendroy Thursday. M. E. Jones stayed overnight with S. D. Jones on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Robert Sheppard
H. E. Passmore
M. E. Jones
S. D. Jones Ranch
Farmington News Briefs Highlight Local Visit Roles
Ella Belle DeRusha spent Monday with cousin Irene Schwanbeck. Mr and Mrs F W Smith drove to Great Falls and back. Dee David and Robert stayed at the Swenson home during their parents absence. Albert Schwanbeck’s family were dinner guests at the O DeRusha home. Mrs Thompson and Mrs Smith attended the county council meeting in Chateau. Robert Smith visited Irene Schwanbeck. Beatrice DeRusha helps Mrs Dauwalder at Bole. Hazel Davidson won second in the flag contest for 5th and 6th grades at Choteau last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Belle DeRusha
Irene Schwanbeck
F. W. Smith
Great Falls
Dee David
Robert
Swenson
Albert Schwanbeck
O. DeRusha
Thompson
Mrs. Smith
Farmington
Beatrice DeRusha
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Hazel Davidson
Choteau
Views From Highview Community Notes
Doris Jones Arlene Broeder and Miss Anna Olsen were at the Shep pard home Sunday. Horace Jones helped Roland Sabins Monday and Tuesday. Rachel Gitchel won the declamatory contest. Wayne Gitchel won the mile at Teton high. Pendray Browning visitors A Booth of Blackleaf Floyd Pratt. Mrs FitzPatrick returned home Saturday. Mrs Petrof will visit for a while. Mr and Mrs Wm Thomas and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jones
Arlene Broeder
Anna Olsen
Sheppard
Horace Jones
Roland Sabins
H. H. Jones
Dick Neugen
Roy Moye
Sidney Mowry
Great Falls
Lyle Jones
Rachel Gitchel
Blackleaf
Floyd Pratt
Pendray
Browning
James FitzPatrick
Petrof
Wm. Thomas
Relief official orders wage cut at local R F C office
Sam L. Ruges, supervisor of the district relief, visited the Teton county relief committee led by W. N. Streeter and B. A. Roll. He urged future wages drop to 2.50 a day not including board. Roll said approval from Washington is needed for May and June funds, with Helena confirming 2500 and 2000 respectively. Joel Edwards of Real Silk was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Ruges
R. F. C. Relief
Teton County Relief Committee
W. N. Streeter
B. A. Roll
Roll
Ruggs
Great Fells
Helena
Washington
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Nash
Monarch Golden
Monarch
Santa Clara
Swift
Bloomers
Cretonnes
Princess Marie
Hirshberg
U.S
Knight Templars
Winsett
Nick Vlinker
Hannan
Highview
Joel Edwards
The
Real Silk Company
Rice Auto Court
Calorex
Catoens
Teton Drug Co
Rexall
Jexskh
Post Tavern
Ria Ataa
Standard
Shell
Tom’s Service Station
Choteau, Montana
U. S. Line
Wallace Motor Co
Choteau, Mont
First National Bank
Montana
U. S
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Federal Reserve Stem
Teton County
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