From Burlap Bags to Brilliant Beauty
Do it yourself homemakers gain a new budget boon from burlap feed bags. A Burlap Council and Tintex Home Economics Bureau publish a folding guide by Elizabeth Cowan with simple steps to dye and sew burlap into clothing and home items. The folder, free from Tintex Bureau at 485 Fifth Ave New York 17, shows washing, dyeing, and finishing methods.
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Burlap Council
Tintex Home Economics Bureau
Elizabeth Cowan
Fifth Ave
New York
Buying Carrots And Hair Facts In One Brief
Buying carrots guidance notes selecting fresh tops smooth shapes clean roots. Hair facts state average head has 120000 fibers and each hair fiber lasts about three years.
Hansen's Dairy cuts milk price to help consumers
In a local note from Hansen's Dairy, the firm explains that over eight years the region has maintained steady daily milk availability from five farms in Teton County. They report about 5000 dollars monthly returned to farmers and announce a price cut to a quart, with aim to pass savings to customers.
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Teton County
Hansen’s Dairy
Pd. Adv
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs A O Lindisth Corr reports Ronald Otness recovering after a neck injury from a steer-related incident. Duane Frank recently discharged from service. Mrs Harry Collins and daughter visited with Mr Talifson’s son in Hinsdale. Mrs Collins returned to Black Diamond Alberta. Sewing Club hosted by Gladys Chalmers and birthday honor for Mrs Leslie Arensmeyer. Wayne LeDesky attended the state Farm Bureau meeting in Bozeman. Wendy Otness celebrated her second birthday with Debra Davidson Barbara Cole and Rena Faye Christman. Ronald Otness and Wendy visited Mrs J W Hitchcock in Great Falls. Hitchcock is Ronald’s grandmother. Several families shared Sunday dinners with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs G I Tangen Judy, and Mr and Mrs Ernest Carlson.
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Ronald Otness
Duane Frank
Duane
Harry Collins
Joe Talifson
Talifson
Hinsdale
Gladys Chalmers
Leslie Lyle Arensmeyer
Wayne LeDesky
Farm Bureau
Bozeman
Debra Davidson
Barbara Cole
Rena Faye Christman
Wendy Otness
Wendy
J. W. Hitchcock
Great Falls
School and community notices from Conrad area events
Bob Reiquam entertained Chateau high school staff at a Saturday dinner. Mrs. Cash Eklund was a patient at St Mary's hospital in Conrad. The Collins H D club met at the McLean home with fabric lesson by Miss Schroder. Hostesses were Mrs McLean and Mrs L Pedersen. Her Silberman was a patient at Teton Memorial hospital last week. Mr and Mrs Bert Corey visited Conrad. Rural Life Sunday featured Four H club members, leaders and parents with a short program and Rev D P Redfield address. Refreshments were served by the mothers. Mrs Dora Kelsh was a Sunday dinner guest at the Banis home. Francis Banis and Mary Lou Montague, students of Mrs Margaret Lehn, gave a piano recital in Dutton Sunday night.
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Bob
Chateau High School
Cash Eklund
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Collins H. D. Club
E. R. McLean
Miss Schroder
McLean
L. Pedersen
Silberman
Teton’ Memorial Hospital
Bert Corey
Conrad Vistors
Rural Life
D. P. Redfield
Dora Kelsh
Banis
Francis Banis
Mary Lou Montague
Margaret Lehn
Dutton
Horak Family Visits Great Falls on Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Frank Horak and family were in Great Falls as visitors Tuesday with no additional details provided about the purpose or duration of the trip.
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Frank Horak
Great Falls
U S Seeks Grubstake for Mineral Supply
Uncle Sam aims to fund prospectors to secure minerals vital to steel making. The United States produced only about eight percent of manganese last year, underscoring dependence on foreign sources for this essential material.
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Sam
U.S
Montana issues 723678 special antelope permits in 1953
The Montana Fish and Game Department reported 723,678 special antelope hunting permits issued for the 1953 season, up 5,056 from 1952. The record rise reflects two decades of managed antelope growth, with earlier permits beginning in 1943 and a major jump in 1952. Special permits for other big game are drawn. holders of those permits cannot apply for ten years.
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Montana Fish and* Game
Department
Montana Fish and Game Department
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Land Crotesr
Barmington
A. O. Lindisth
Corr
Henry
Nyhus
Grace Black
Joe LeDeaky
G. I.*tangen
Judy
Ernest. Carlson
Collins Mary Lou Montague, Corr
Goodyear
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John
Eve
John Deere
Or Maas Chateau, “Montana
Armstrong
Armstrong Rubber Company
Armstrongs
Nee Yeu
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Heber
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Bhan
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