Community notices and birthdays in Farmington area
Community events and birthdays are reported from Farmington including a dinner at Farmington Hall for Verary Otness turning four, and celebrations for David Carlson on his first birthday. Local families attend birthdays and dinners with names such as Carlson, Hanson, Chalmers, Otness, and Peterschick.
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Farmington Hall
Clarence Carlson
Albert Carlson
Even Ming
Ray Weistland
Ernest Carlson
Hasel Castle
Chris Swenson
Morris and Lawrence
Tommy Evenson
David Carlson
Howard Hanson
Charles Hanson
Hilda Olson
Fairfield
Olson
Darlene Moore
Ann Chalmers
Ann
Jean Chalmers
Judy Tangen
Donna Chalmers
Marge Hanusa
McKee
Shelby
Montana Sets 1956 57 Big Game Seasons Across State
Montana Fish and Game Commission approved the 1956 57 big game seasons in Helena. The season opens October 15 and runs to November 15 with two deer per hunter in many areas including Lincoln Sanders Flathead counties. One deer in two deer zones must be a mule deer. Archery seasons run September 15 October 14 east of the Divide and September 30 October 14 west of the Divide. A narrow Missouri River bottom band allows shotguns October 14 21.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Lincoln
Sanders
Flathead
Lewis & Clark
Meagher
Wheatland
Park
Sweetgrass
Madison
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Teton
Continental Divide
Divide
Missouri
Elk Hunting Seasons Set Across Several Montana Counties
McCone and Richland counties plus the Bitterroot region in Ravalli County will see elk seasons from October 14 to November 15. The general season runs October 15 to November 15 for either sex, with early antlered elk seasons starting September 15 in the South Fork of the Flathead and Absaroka for either sex. Variations exist by county based on game abundance, some areas open for three days, others for months, as regulations and maps are prepared for printers, a Department spokesman said.
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McCone
Richland
Bitterroot
Ravalli
Flathead
Tempered Glass Handles High Temps Up To Forty Degrees
The report notes tempered glass types can withstand temperatures around 40 degrees. It suggests considering exposure limits and safety implications for heat resistance.
Rise in coated stock production boosts U.S. paper industry
A steadily rising demand for high grade glossy printing paper known as coated stock has been met by the United States paper industry. Through a mix of technical progress and expanded capacity production has more than tripled since World War I, supporting the printing of many magazines and fine books.
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United States
Practice What You Preach In St. Louis Police Catch Loeffler
Police stopped James Loeffler after he ran a red light at 6 mph with no lights and defective brakes. His passenger was a driving instructor. The report notes Montana’s population is 56 percent rural and 44 percent urban with a rural majority.
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St. Louis
James Loeffler
Montana
Rural areas miss out on library funds under federal bill
The Federal Services Bill limits aid to rural areas under 10 000 population while city libraries serving rural regions qualify for funds. The State Library Extension Commission at Missoula will provide further information.
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State Library Extension Commission
Missoula
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Farmington
Pearl Tangen
Verary Otness
Joe LeDesky
Henry Nyhus
Leslie Arensmeyer
Doug Crary
Bill Bruce
Arlene Depner
Bozeman
Oliver
Hanson Bros. Garage
William
Star Theatre
Mont
James Stewart
Laramie
Clifton Webb
Arlene Dahl
Fred MacMurray
June Allyson
Cornel Wilde
Lauren Bacall
van Heflin
N & H Implement Co
Larson
Larsch
State Highway Patrol
George L. Cook
Chateau
Hazlett
Choteau
Pontiac
General Electric
Montgomery Ward
Fairlawn
Robert W. Gronberg
Blacklegol
S-Hs
Mountain States
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