County Agent Encourages Cooperative Experimental Wheat Plots
The county agent notes arrangements with Dick Reiding of Chateau to use plots on his farm for experimental wheat trials. Dr. Bamberg and Montana Experimental Station planted Rescue crossed varieties to resist sawflies, with continued work planned this season. A garden chart and insect pest guidance are available, reflecting ongoing support for local agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Reiding
Chateau
Reiding
R. H. Bamberg
Department of Agriculture
Montana Experimental Station
Bamberg
Wei
Roy
Edna Beaupre Rites Held at Methodist Church
Edna Beaupre was remembered in a Methodist Church service. She had trained at Helena and Choteau, studied music in Great Falls, and served as church pianist in Choteau. Her father Henri Beaupre died in 1934 after an accident, and she was survived by siblings, nieces, a nephew, and cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Beaupre
Methodist Church
Pmnidnam
Chateau
Munie
Mass Beaupres
Henri Beaupre
Prosper Gorham
Josephine Beaupre
Stephen Vive
Portland Ore
O L Hill
Scobey
Henry Corham
Billings
Collins
Story
Cut Bank
John Duffeyane
Gt Haman
Chotean
Ex-Choteau Woman Hester Price Dies in Evans Washington
Mrs Hester M Price longtime Choteau resident died suddenly at her Evans Washington home Survived by husband Earl C Price four sons Earl David Roseburg Oregon Jack Montana Robert in the Army and Jerry at home Also survived by brother J W Jameson of St Louis and her mother Mrs J W Jameson who lives with her daughter in Evans Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester M. Price
Evans, Wash
J.W. Jameson
Coteau
Choteau High School
Price
Earl C. Price
Earl David
Roseburg
Ore
Jack
Montana
Robert
United States
Arry
Jerry
Horme
J. W. Jameson
Hanziker Teaches At West Point
Charles Hanziker, former mathematics instructor at Teton County High School, has been temporarily transferred from the government mapping service in Washington, DC, to give an intensive photogrammetry course to West Point officers. He began the work at West Point May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanziker
Teton County High School
Government Mapping Service
Wasington
West Point
Betty Loch Weds Rudolph Fuhringer In Catholic Rites
Betty Jean Loch eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Loch of Dutton wed Rudolph W Fuhringer youngest son of Mr and Mrs Louis Fuhringer in a 10 oclock ceremony at St Williams church. Rev Fr Russel Scheidler officiated. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with train and veil. Attendants included her sister Dorothy Marle and cousin Magdalene Loch. The groom and his brothers attended him. After a reception for over 200, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside on the groom's father's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Loch
Ben Loch
Dutton
Rudolph W. Fuhringer
Louis Fuhringer
St. Williams
Russel Scheidler
Dorothy Marle
Magdalene Loch
Louis
Bernard Toenyes
Fuhringer
Dutton High School
Great Falls
Montana State College
Bozeman
Susan Loch
Mary Frigge
Bob Merrill
Average U S Income For 1946 Estimated At 1179
The average income of all Americans including children in 1946 is estimated at about 1179 dollars. The figure reflects overall earnings across the nation and suggests modest postwar economic trends.
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Raymond Kelly
Safeway
Hena
Val
Asc
Edwards
Fisher's
Wakefield Coffee
Tin
CIA
California
Utah
Britz West
Comstock
Vienna
Pascal Celery
Nancy
Cans
New
N. S
Texas
Country
U.S
Glennaire
PEAS
van Camp
Canterbury
Pic
Baker's
Hunt
Perry
Prunes del Monte
Prunes Edenvale
Calmyrna
Utah Valley
Frankfurters
Porte Golden
Peets
Evans, Washington
Hanziker
Betty Loch
Dutton Man
Sollid and
Mehl
Sollid
Sutton, Montana
Turkey
Curtis
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