Montana highway patrol law takes effect with new safety rules
Montana's new highway patrol law becomes effective, detailing rules for speed limits on curves and in towns, passing restrictions on grades, trailer safety, livestock control, pedestrian cooperation, entry to main highways, parking bans, breakdown safety, wrecker conduct, school zones, and mandatory courteous treatment by patrolmen. The Montana Highway Safety Council and Montanans Inc distribute circulars to schools, clubs, and organizations to enforce public awareness.
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Montana
Elmer C. Smith
Montana Highway Safety Council
Montanans, Inc
American Legion
Patrol
Montana Highway Patrol Board
Helena
Wheat production ballot set for Saturday in Teton county
A wheat production referendum will be held next Saturday May 25 across 12 districts in Teton county AAA program. Voters get white ballots if under contract 1933 1935 or pink if not. One question asks support for continuing the wheat production adjustment program. Records of eligible voters are kept by County Agent Fred Willson who chairs the Wheat Production Control association.
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Teton County
AAA
Fred Willson
Wheat Production Control Association
Power
Farmington
Willson
Bozeman
Washington
Dutton
Tigers Lead Twilight League as Gessell Tops Big Six
The Tigers lead the Twilight League with a 3 1 record after three wins in four, with a rescheduled Dodgers game a 8 7 win highlighted by Bleecker pitching. Gessell of the Giants tops the Big Six batting with 11 hits and a .571 average, while Poore and Scott move into fifth and sixth. The Lions plan a charter night next Tuesday with L. E. Taylor R. E. Nelson and K. B. Sturgis organizing.
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Tigers
Gessell
Swastikas
Giants
Dodgers
Bleecker
Taylor
Buckley
Johnson
Mozer
Dale
L Pet
Channis
Hanusa
Hager
Scott
Lions
L. E. Taylor
R. E. Nelson
K. B. Sturgis
4-H Jolly Stitchers Meet June 6 at Ann Jackson Home
The 4-H club Jolly Stitchers holds its next meeting Thursday June 6 at 2 p.m. at Ann Jacksons home. Officers listed include Greta Bush president and Mil dred Depner vice president with Katherine Ning as news reporter. The first year girls sew hand towels while others work on dresses.
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Ann Jackson
Greta Bush
Mildred Depner
Martha Hirshberg
Dorothy Ann Jackson
Katherine Ning
Hazel Depner
Katherine King
Agawam Notes and Local Movements
Ray Harris reported gardens and beer up and growing after visiting Chinook last Saturday. Roscoe and Jay Robinson returned from Havre Sunday afternoon. The school picnic was held Sunday May 19. Mable Mancoronel and Billie on the measles list this week. Everett and family noted illnesses. Mr and Mrs Ted Arensmeyer were...
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Ray Harris
Chinook
Roscoe
Jay Robinson
Havre
Everet
Loraine
Mable
Dorothy Breding
Pendray
G. N. Torgerson
Conrad
Eric Zear
Mable Mancoronel
Billie
Ted Arensmeyer
Local graduates and visitors record in small town notes
Last Tuesday night saw activity from Simms with graduation exercises following. Marvin Prewett, a brother, graduated from high school. Geo Barlow the beer man visited from Simms. W F Robinson of Perry Indiana arrived Tuesday to visit his son and family. School closed Friday May 17 with seventh and eighth graders taking exams at Bynum. Tom Fitzpatrick and family moved to a new home near Flathead Lake country.
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Simms
Marvin Prewett
Geo. Barlow
Beer Man
W. F. Robinson
Perry
Bynum
Tom Fitzpatrick
Flathead Lake Country
House Divided completes Pearl Buck trilogy
The final Pearl Buck novel A House Divided closes the Wang Lung family saga begun with The Good Earth and Sins. Set where the tale started, Yuan and his bride face a new life on the land as library notes list hours and pay shelf placement.
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Pearl Buck
Wang Lung
Yuan
Regular 4-H Meeting Planned for May 25
Pendroy notices announce the first regular 4-H meeting Saturday May 25 at 2 o’clock at the schoolhouse. Girls wishing to join are urged to attend. Fred Broeder Jr. is ill at Chateau but improving. Mrs Gulbrandsen and son Bobby visited Conrad. Russell Phillips died last week and services were held Friday with his mother Mrs Phillips and a nephew returning with the body.
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Fred Broeder, Jr
Chateau
Community notices and social updates from Chateau region
Sunday afternoon events were held at Chateau with various gatherings. Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs. Fuller at the Reid home. Paul Oertel’s California visitors stay at the Decertel home. Mrs. Shawver has been ill. Mrs. Kaupish visited Great Falls. Christie Alice and Johnny Swanson visited the Durland home. Mrs. Porter attended a musical recital in Chateau. Heather appeared on the program. Mrs. Jones is ill with erysipelas in a Great Falls hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson spent the weekend in Kalispell, Missoula, and Helena. Neighbors visited the Oertels who were newly married. Mrs. Jones, Betty, Mrs. Wellenstein, and the Larsons attended the senior play in Chateau. Boby McDonald visited Mrs. Fuller.
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Chateau
Ladies Aid
Fuller
Reid
Paul Oertel
California
Decertel
C. A. Shawver
EF. M. Kaupish
Great Falls
Christie Alice
Johnny Swanson
O. C. Durland
Porter
Heather
J. R. Jones
J. R. Swanson
Kalispell
Missoula
Helena
Oertel
Leslie Oertel
Jones
Betty
Nick Wellenstein
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Monarch
Prunes
Japan
Giant
Memorial Day Cemetery
Hirshberg’s
JOLLY
Leo Mellon
Agawam
Library Notes
Pendroy
Tom’s Service Station
Chick Sulgrove
Franklin A
Aseclin
Soldat
Rexak Drug Store
Choteau, Montana
Electrolux
Great American Gas Industry
Northwest States Utilities Co
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