Future Farmers State Meet Honors Montana Chapters
Deer Lodge named outstanding FFA chapter for the fifth year running after Montana State College convention. Winners in public speaking included Frederick Meadow and John Loewen with others across scrapbook, stunt, livestock judging, and horse and mule events. Twenty high individuals named. Joe Ritchel of Dillon elected state FFA president with Oswald Brownlee Moccasin as vice president and other officers listed.
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Deer Lodge
Future Farmers of America
Montana
Choteau
Frederick Meadow
John Loewen
Chinook
Kenneth Waters
Kalispell
Chester Rogers
Musselshell
Horse and Mule Association of America
Carl Peters
Billings
Bozeman
Stanford
Browning
Mocassin
Montana Association of F. F. A
Thomas Beaver
Polson
Arnold Berglund
Lewistown
Fred Broeder
Chateau
William Davidson
Miles City
Franklin Heydon
Joplin
George Loomis
Simms
Wayne Mahugh
Albert Matthew
Fred Meadow
James Muir
Ignatius O'Donnell
Scott Perrine
Lloyd Schmitt
William Snapp
Charles Thompson
Highwood
John Voelker
Dillon
Glasgow
Big Sandy
Big Timber
Conrad
Denton
Paul van Ostrand
Missoula
Walter Davis
Wallace Banning
Francis Morrison
Whitehall
Fred Cusick
Kallspell
Grant Vientel
Walter
Reddig
Joseph Terewalfeck
John Sweeny
Charles Graden
Michael Aback
Hinsdale
Vernon Matson
Robert Cookson
Opheim
Floyd Nite
Charles Krumhear
Moccasin
Gregory Henderson
Duane Whitehouse
Poison
Floyd Bliss
Denton Beef Cattle
Francis Riggs
Harlowton
Lester Larson
Lansing Eschkorn
Scobey
Robert Westermack
Bill Sutherland
Richard McMahon
Cascade
Glen Slaughter
Wallace Browning
Gillon
Jerome
Bernard Toe
Bernard Toenyes
Lester Jordan
Ed Lindholm
John Volden
Ray Deegan
Alvin Zinine
Ryegate
Ed Lambrecht
Frank Urs
Bernard Toenges
High Point
Chotera
Fred Johnson
Martin Carey
Dan Mizner
Lawrence Alzheimer
Wallace Weaver
Pat Lamach
Lyle Olson
Ernest Pribyl
Melvin Soberg
Guy Wright
Lyle Pierce
N. Groven
I. Fernalbook
F. Heydon
Roy Taber
Lea Corbett
Charles Rector
John Bauer
Joe Ritchel
Don Valston
Oswald Brownlee
Ennis Allison
Kenneth Harmon
Lester Kirk
Martin Grove
Joe Krall
Sentinel
Busy Season Ahead for State Workers
Montana public works programs will trigger major activity this spring and summer as 45 of 82 approved projects, including highways, go under construction. Engineer D A McKinnon notes expenditures exceed 10 million dollars, with craftsmen set to benefit most in the coming six months.
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Montana
D. A. McKinnon
McKinnon
Make People Happy in Court Says Lawyer in Supreme Court
A brief filed by Attorney General Raymond Nagle in the Sparling case seeks to compel redemption of delinquent lands by tax payment with no interest or penalties. The rejoinder questions precedent and calls to make people happy today, risking fairness and tax system morale. Japan grows pigmy bamboo.
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Supreme Court
Raymond Nagle
Sparling
Flaxville
High School Week Awards Record Scholarships and Winners
Montana State College hosted a high school week with 1 120 registrants including 105 teachers and officials. Custer County High School took the sweepstakes cap with Gallatin and Anaconda in second and third. Multiple students across counties won $25 or $50 scholarships in events spanning pentathlon major subjects English physics biology and more.
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Montana
Custer County High School
Gallatin County High School
Anaconda
Leroy Par.4
Great Falls
Robert Tichenor
Gallatin
Harvena Lee
Flathead County High School
Whiner
Mercedes Kramme
Carbon County High School
Ruth Christian
Henry Elwood
Flathead
Ellen and Rialto Theatres
Bozeman
Anaconda High School
Fergus County High School
Pentathlon
Stanley Swingle
Alfred Atkinson
Elbert Herrick
Joliet
Martial Hartig
Custer
Tom Murdock
William H. Reif
Dorothy Ronning
Bob Challender
Otto Preikszas
Laurel
Richard R. Sigler
Norman Hilleman
Vernon Oellermann
Dawson
Engish
Margaret Trzcinski
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Dorothy Evans
Rawson
Marian Brown
Powell County High School
Dan Sayatovich
Montana Flour Mills Company
Mary Frick
Evelyn M. Kravik
Havre
Virginia DeMarco
Commercial National Bank of Bozeman
Edna Ann Galt
Virginia Johnson
Billy Wallace
Teton County High School
Security Bank & Trust Company of
Edwin Holmberg
Milton Randall
Florence Wright
Montana High School Association
Robert Evert
Harvey Knebel
William Stotesbury
Norman Hillemann
Martval Hartig
Otto Prelkszas
Francis Bardaneuve
Harlem
Cortest
Ethel Voight
Manhattan
Cedomir Slepcevich
John Stapleton
Hysham
Roecher Drugstore
Ed Kimipton
Broadwater County High School
Bill Mordan
Lima
Phyllis Wohlegenant
Chambers Fisher Department Store
Merlin Fisk
Cut Bank
Marjorie Skinner
Valeria Mayer
William Zelengay
Lonepine
Evelyn Bjorge
Circle
Elliott Coldwater
Gal- Jatin
Gal- Jatin Trust & Savings Bank
Vernon Poole
Klein
Joe Stockey
Miriam Earl
Montana High School
Maria Schultz
Patrick McGuire
James McMahon
Culbertson
Mildred Haufek
Teton
Edith Sedenquist
Dorothy Graff
Marie Rice
Brockton
Montana High Gchool Association
Mildred Anderson
Powell
Gordon Eckford
Prench
Betty Aldrich
Fergus County
Montana High School Awards Across Jurisdictions
A list of awards and scholarships given to students from multiple Montana high schools including Custer Three Forks Joliet Anaconda Fergus and Belt in subjects such as Typing Bookkeeping Shorthand and Woodworking. Scholarships donated by the Montana High School Association are specified as usable at various units of the university system.
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Natalie Reuterdah
Custer
Rolla J. Weiser
Three Forks
Montana High School Association
Virginia Johnson
Joliet
Bernice Weaver
Park County High School
Ruth Harrison
Powell County High School
Mary Hog
Anaconda
Eugenie Johnson
Lillian Singley
Fergus
Lillian Kuppen
White Sulphur Springs
Eleanor Gruel
Frederick Coensgen
Junior Ball
Beverly Schott
Terry
Harold Marquis
Gallatin
Merrill Slind
Deer Lodge
John Schwary
Dawson
Frederick Johnson
Warren Strom
Lars Hansen
Custer County High School
Miles City
Montana State College
University of Montana
Insanity More Prevalent in Civilized Nations Reported
A lunacy commissioner stated 63 years ago that insanity is more common in civilized nations than in primitive groups and the California department of institutions affirmed this view as still true recently.
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California Department of Institutions
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