Dutton Social Notes and Graduates Update
Dutton community news lists visits and travel of residents to Minneapolis Seattle Portland and Phoenix. Local service members and veterans return or visit family. American Legion auxiliary officers elected. Dutton High School graduates incl Betty Bright valedictorian Edith Corey salutatorian with several awards. Eighth graders receive diplomas. honor glee club and musical program noted.
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Seattle
Portland
L. O. Kellogg
Phoenix
Ariz
American Legion Auxiliary
O Mehl
R. W. Bourne
Mike Tackes
James Cheetham
Leo Toeckes
K. Hofto
Carl Rempel
Amerca
Martin Schultz
Dave Shan
Glee Club
Harry Laubach, Jr
Robert Gillis
Helen Greenli
Duane Harper
Charles Frantzich
Darlene Nelson
Helen Peltman
Hazel Springer
Shirley Gilje
Ruth Knutson
Theoline Farnsworth
Robert Suck
Barbara Fleshman
St John’s Parish Mass Schedule June 1
Fairfield Mass at 8 30. Dutton Mass at 11 00. Rev. Russel Scheidler is pastor of St John’s Parish. Sunday services listed with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s Parish
Fairfield
Dutton
Russel Scheidler
Eunice Robinson and Ella Weist Correspondents in Agawam
Reported by Eunice Robinson and Ella Weist and notes on local visitors. Dickie Brownell marked his fifth birthday with A. Brownell and guests including A. Moser Willis Rigby Jr. and A. Weist family. Virginia Gemar, daughter of John Gemar of Granite Idaho, died in Pullman Washington after illness. Funeral held in Couer D Alene Idaho. She was 23, born March 11 1924 in Portland Oregon. Survived by parents and sister Mrs Everett Robinson of Conrad. Pete Gemar Mrs Carl Morhardt and Mrs George Brown attended. Ernest Carlson and children visited Ray Weist Sunday.
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A. Brownell
Conrad
A. Moser
Bill Moser
Willis Rigby, Jr
A. Weist
Dickie Brownell
Virginia Gemar
John Gemar
Granite
Idaho
Pullman
Wash
Virginia
Portland
Ore
Couer D'Alene
Everett Robinson
Pete Gemar
Carl Morhardt
George Brown
Great Falls
Milks skimmed science cuts butterfat loss and boosts profits
The piece notes that butterfat is a valuable part of dairy income in 1945 and explains how mechanical separators reduce losses compared to hand or water separation. It highlights savings, higher first grade cream production, quick washing of equipment, and ongoing efforts with agriculture groups to improve milk and cream quality and market value.
Soda Bill Sez on waking to dreams and talkiness
A quirky column quotes a man saying achieving dreams requires staying alert and that those with less knowledge often feel compelled to speak more about it. He critiques overclaiming and emphasizes awareness as a path to success.
Swift & Company as People in a Big Market
The piece reframes Swift & Company from a distant corporation to a vast web of individuals. It notes sixty three thousand shareholders and sixty six thousand employees who collectively manage livestock markets and supply nourishing foods, highlighting the human basis of the business. It also mentions farm boys working all day in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
America
Early Cut Hay Is Better Feed Reported by Shipley
University of Nevada expert Mark A. Shipley reports that cutting hay earlier yields superior feed quality. The finding emphasizes hay maturity on nutritional value and livestock nutrition outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Shipley
University of Nevada
Nevada
The Role of Large Meat Packers in Food Distribution
The piece explains how modern packers like Swift & Company enable efficient handling of thousands of steers annually. It notes that producers cannot slaughter or sell door to door and that packers convert livestock into meat, minimize waste, and distribute products to distant markets, lowering costs and keeping meat affordable for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Retire That Rooster to Improve Egg Quality
Advice urges removing non producing roosters and hens at season end to cut feed costs and raise egg grade. Emphasizes confined flocks, dry litter, balanced ration, frequent gathering, cleanliness, and cooling to boost income. Contact Swift & Company Dept M Chicago 9 Illinois for booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Dept. M
Chicago
Illinois
Uncle Sam Sales Pitch With Odd Vintage Gear
Taxidermist touts government surplus items at slashed prices. WAC Coat with hood and lining offered at 19.95, Shoe Pack pairs 6.95, Grain Bin 69.50 for 560 bushels, Dermont Bath Towels 3 for 1.25, Double-Down Sleeping Bag 24.95, all pitched with humorous Uncle Sam branding.
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Trene Brownell
Minneapolis
Brainard
Minn
Bob Umphress
Guam
Japan
Gust Voet
Conrad Hospital
Glenn Hansen
Scohey
Bill Blake
Tom Holmes
C. W Meltner
Columbia
Oscar Mehi
Maynard Hickenbottom
Morecraft
Wyo
Ted Godmundsen
Oscar Brandt
Fred Dahlman
Julie Anderson
Martin Kiinke
Ogden
Utah
Klinke
Bernice Beyl
John Mathison
Mabel Bergan
Jesse Mayne
Salt Lake City
Bergan
Wilfred Frigge
Dave Rempel
Boston
Evan
Carmen Thorne
Spokane
Joe Laubach
Jack Wiprud
Stanford
Solzlid
Mehl
Sollid
Dutton, Montana
Pelletier
Chevrolet Company
Tlee Poy
Aberdeen-Angus
Black Prince
Sunbeam
Chicago International
Suitt & Company
U. S Department of Agriculture-Dairy Industry
State Departments of Agriculture
College Extension Services
Boards of Health
4-H Clubs
Future Farmers
American Butter Institute
Swift
Soda Bill Sez
Martha Lagans
Recife
Union Stock Yards
Carenee Monty
Dermont
Uncle Sam
West
Montana
Racing Post
Veterans
Central Ave
Fort Benton
Havre
Shelby Conrad
Choteau
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