Farmington Mothers Party and Community Notes
Mrs Pearl Tangen hosts a Burton Country Clubbers Mother’s party at Farmington Hall with 4 H mothers invited. Crepe corsages, varied program, snacks, and clean up by the girls. The column also covers wedding, scholarships, picnics, and visits across Farmington.
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Burton Country
Farmington H. D
Teton County
H. D
Methodist Church
John Chalmers
O. Forseth
Leslie Chalmers
Leslie Arensmeyer
Norman
John Oberfoell
Clarice Forseth
Dale Brady
American Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Emil Depner
Coy Davidson
Bozeman
Arlene Depner
Delta Gamma
Art Davidson
Helena
Chateau
Farmington
Bill Chalmers
Jacquie Slanger
Montana State College
National Hospital Week tribute to staff
The speaker salutes hospitals and staff during National Hospital Week for their contribution to the welfare of thousands of communities across the United States.
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United States
Wigmore Files For Liberty County Treasurer Nomination
Ruth Wigmore of Chester filed on the Democratic ticket for Liberty County Treasurer. She is married to Dewey Wigmore, has worked in the Liberty County Attorney's office since 1955, and is active in the VFW Auxiliary. She led the Business and Professional Women’s club and helped found the Great Falls Chapter of the National Association of Legal Secretaries. A Montana native, she is married with two high school children.
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Ruth Wigmore
Chester
Liberty County
Montana
Stanley Perkins Winning Essay in Junior Division
Stanley Perkins son of Mr and Mrs Ira Perkins Bynum won first place in the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest junior division with The Significance of the American Flag. The piece reflects on what the flag means beyond symbols, honoring forefathers who crossed oceans to seek a new life and the courage behind the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Perkins
Ira Perkins, Bynum
American Legion Auxiliary
Salute to the flag and duty to the nation
The speaker reflects on freedom, sacrifice, and the meaning of Old Glory. The flag symbolizes U S history from territorial gains to westward migration and forefathers’ privations. They pledge to preserve the flag’s honor for future generations and uphold Wilson’s ideal of the emblem as an enduring symbol of justice.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
United States of America
1959 License Tags Color Change in Montana
Helena UPI reports Montana will issue 1959 aluminum license plates with black numerals and letters on natural aluminum background instead of yellow. The Board of Examiners approved the change after a Highway Patrol supervisor and the State Purchasing Dept request, with Secretary of State Frank Murray noting a yellow design would advertise Montana better. The board also approved a $6150 change for the governor’s mansion construction and salaries plus travel expenses for state Health Board employees.
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Helena
Montana
Board of Examiners
Highway Patrol
Alex Stephenson
State Purchasing Dept
State Board of Health
International effort drives Titon county wheat research program
Dr Phillip Luginbill leads a cross border project in Titon county focusing on fawfly management with cooperation from Canada North Dakota and Montana. The 1958 plantings include 10000 rows of hybrid wheat 1000 foreign varieties and 20 insecticides tested across seed soil and foliage applications.
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Teton County
Lambert Toren
Luinstra Brothers
Ted Sorenson
Ernie Dale
Earl Hollar
Leslie Burns
Jim Ferris
Herman Bouma
Harry Laubach
Lionel Swenson
Willard Paulus
Harry Woods
Jacob Anderson
Dick Reiding
A. E. Breere
Canada
North Dakota
Montana
U.S
Science Service Laboratory
Lethbrige
Agricultural Research Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Phillip Luginbill
Telephone Ahead Signs Aid Montana Motorists
Highway signs shaped like bells in blue and white announce emergency telephone booths. T P Newcomb says the Montana Sign program informs drivers of available telephone communications for reporting hazards or requesting aid.
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T. P. Newcomb
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Montana State Highway Commission
Newcomb
Mrs Ray T Ramsey Tops 12th Pacific North West Brown Swiss Sale
Mrs Ray T Ramsey of Shin ing Mountain Fairfield paid 650 dollars each for two bred Brown Swiss heifers at Spokane the 12th annual sale of the Pacific Northwest Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Assn She bought Sun River Macs Mignon consigned by Purvis Bros Vaughn and Green Lawns Betty Louise consigned by Frank F Ochsner and Dakota Ill Ramsey also bought three other heifers to lead buyers list.
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Ray T Ramsey
Shining Mountain
Fairfield
Pacific Northwest
Doughnuts Dipped In Sugar Glaze See Warm Treats
A home kitchen tip suggests dipping freshly made doughnuts into a glaze of confectioners sugar and boiling water for a glossy finish. The simple method aims to improve appearance and flavor of fried dough rings.
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Gilaseé Desghavis
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Pearl Tangen
Herbert Styren
Teton Canyon
Lyle Dyer
Dave Bergstrom
Clarence Carlson
Johnny
Albert Carlson
David
Terrence Weber
Power
Ray Weist
Laura Johnson
Kaare Larsen
Valerie Ferris
Stanley Johnson
Guy Johnson
Merrill Plummer
John Gettel
Jack Slanger
Donnie
Art Anderson
Andy Brutosky
Andy Brutosky Jr
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Joy Tuttle
Mountain States Telephone
Lynn Colvert
Montana State University
Missoula
Lodge
Calvert
MSU
Rudy Auth
Richard C. Calvert
Paul Carpino
Acantha
Endura
H.P. Mercury
Tee Nee
Holsclaw, Sterling Boat Trailers
Mills Motor Company
Ingersoll
Teen Me Ath
Raymond Kelly
Tronson
Conrad
Choteau
Obernolte Furniture
Malcott Body Shop
America
Ray T. Ramsey
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Adepes
Aceut
Mettene
Cor
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R Motors
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