Poppy Day Echoes Patriotism In Local Sale
Mrs. B I Packer chairman of the poppy sales committee of the American Legion auxiliary urges wearing the red flower on Poppy Day May 27. The article recalls WWI sacrifices, memorializes the fallen, and notes proceeds aid disabled veterans and orphans while calling all Americans to participate.
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B. I. Packer
American Legion Auxiliary
France
America
State School Budget Law Cuts Warrants and Reserves
Two key state acts limit school district warrants to 90 percent of anticipated tax and other revenues and cap the annual budget reserve at 25 percent of maintenance funds. The changes require trustees to plan budgets with leaner cash flow and allow for high school pupil transportation.
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Inez Eckford
Eckford
Four Teton County 4-H Members Chosen for Bozeman Convention
Four Teton county residents will represent the area at the fourth annual 4-H club convention in Bozeman from June 13 to 16. Adults Adolph Schultz and Mrs. G R Talbert named. Mildred Schultz the club girl. The final club boy remains to be announced. Delegates must be enrolled, show leadership, and have strong club records. Travel funds will be refunded. uniforms required for all delegates.
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Teton County
Bozeman
Adolph Schultz
Diamond Valley
G. R. Talbert
Pendroy
Mildred Schultz
Two Montana District Contestants Head to Helena State Flag
Joel Olson of Fairfield and Rachel Gitchel of Pendray will represent Dis. No. 2 in Montana's state flag contest at Helena on May 26. They won county honors in Fairfield with a 98 2 3 to 97 2 3 elimination win, joining sponsor Bernard Toenyes of Power and judges Hazel Trescott and two Carrolls.
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Joel Olson
Fairfield
Rachel Gitchel
Pendray
Dis
Montana
Helena
Teton
Pondera
Glacier
Olson
Hazel Trescott
George A. Carroll
H. C. Huffman
Joel
Martin Olson
Rachel
Jay Gitchel
Sun River Project Ditch Extension Planned This Year
I C Bricker secretary of the Chamber of Commerce says extension of the Sun River reclamation project to house many new farm families will proceed soon with 100000 dollars from reclamation funds and a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan. Mead and Sanford back the development effort.
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Sun River
I C. Bricker
Chamber of Commerce
Great Fallshursday
Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mr. Bricker
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
George O Sanford
Sun River Project
Bureau
Washington
Family News from Farmington and Great Falls
Mrs Lena Brekke and family spent Mother's Day with her mother Mrs Marie Lindseth. They visited Clarence Lindseth in Great Falls and returned Sunday night. Mrs Steen died at Clinton Minnesota at age 80. Ziebarths visited Wm Arensmeyer. Ila Schwanbeck assists Mrs F W Smith. Nasser ill. O Hansen visits Clarence Stenson.
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Lena Brekke
Great Pally
Marie Lindseth
Farr DeRusha
Tom Hines
Httl
Mary Jo
Great Falls
Clarence Lindseth
Bill Arensmeyer
Bole
Martin Arensmeyer
Leslie Chalmers
Wm. Chalmers
Sertha Steen
Clinton
Minnesota
Steen
Ziebarths
Wm. Arensmeyer
Pete Klein
Ila Schwanbeck
F. W. Smith
Nasser
O. Hansen
Clarence Stenson
Koys
Burton
Farmington
Claude
Nick Vlinker
Earl DeRusha
J. B. Conner
Leda Denison
Ha Schwanbeck
Smith Home
Leslie Lyle Arensmeyer
Eva Belle DeRusha
Irene Schwanbeck
Arthur Anderson
Jimmie Ness
Abe Broere
Farmington Social and School News Briefs
Sunday gatherings continue as Mrs Forseth and family join the Palmers and Miss Lola Davidson returns from a weekend at home. Choir work resumes with Mrs Clarence Stenson hosting at the Arensmeyer home. Mrs Ellen Denison comes home from California after a three week visit.
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Forseth
Alfred Paulson
Palmer Peterson
Clarence Stenson
W. F. Arensmeyer
Ellen Denison
California
W. G. Dauwalder
Henry Davidson
Gay Franklin
DeRusha
Thorn
Lola Davidson
Dana Forseth
East Farmington School
Federal loan terms for summer fallow and winter wheat
County Agent Robert Clarkson has received application blanks for federal loans on summer fallow and winter wheat. Loans at 1.50 per acre with a $300 individual cap and a $2,000 tenant cap, 5 percent interest, 30 percent seed-cut, and a May 31 deadline. secured by promissory note and lien on the 1934 crop.
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Robert Clarkson
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Power Montana
The un dersigned will on June 30 1923 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to Lots 18 14 15 16 17 and 18 Block 34 Town of Power Mont Amount 559 May 16 1933 TETON COUNTY MONTANA By GEO A CARROLL Applicant First pub May 18 last May 25.
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Teton County
Town of Power
Mont
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Gho. A. Carroll
Gro. A. Carroll
Notice of Tax Deed Application Se 33 Twn 26 N R8 W
The undersigned will apply to the county treasurer on June 30 1933 for a tax deed to the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 33 township 26 north range 8 west. Amount 49.02. May 16 1933 by GHO A Carroll clerk.
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Teton County
Property description and foreclosed lot sale notice
Listing of parcels in Dutton including Lots 8 11 12 13 14 15 original townsite and Lot 1 Block 32 South Park addition. Amount due $845.80. By GRO A Carroll. First publication May 18, last May 25.
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Dutton
South Park
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