Stripping Gains Ground in Teton County Farm Plan
County Agent Fred Willson plans fall and winter meetings to promote soil conservation in Teton County with a focus on strip farming. A federal demonstration, begun this year after tours with E H Archer Clyde McKee and Sam Sloan, covers large portions of township 24 north and near Dut on. Early tours increased farmer interest and the county reports practical gains, noting 16 to 20 rod strip widths and higher returns per acre from straight strip farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
Teton County
Mr. Willson
E. H. Archer
North
South Dakota
Montana
Clyde McKee
Sam Sloan
Montana State College
Dutton
North Range
The Tariff and the Processing Tax
The article by Fred S. Willson argues import duties protect consumer prices. It details duties on everyday items from clocks to razors and notes processing taxes raise bread costs. It calls for industry to concede processing taxes if tariffs on manufactured goods are to be reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Willson
U. S
Strip farming promotes better fallowing practices
North and south. Strip farming en courages better fallowing. It usually takes at least two years to get an entire farm stripped.
Edgar Maclay To Lead First Aid Training Course
E. G. Maclay president of the North Central Montana Council Boy Scouts will hold a first aid training course for men and boys in Chateau Monday November 11 at 7 30 p m. R D Cook Scout executive will be unable to attend as originally planned. The session will be at the American Legion pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Maclay
North Central Montana Council
Boy Scouts
Chateau
R. D. Cook
American Legion
Hospital Notes From Chateau Describe Local Patient Discharges
Martin Vigen returned home to Bynum after hospital care while Ross DeLack left for Augusta. Ruth Devins of Fairfield had surgery for appendicitis last Thursday and Mrs. Everett DeRusha of Farmington had an operation Wednesday. Norman Beck of Fairfield was treated for carbon monoxide injuries from car exhaust, Arthur Frankforter of Brodus entered for surgery after a truck accident, and Mrs. Hale Moore of Augusta began medical treatment Tuesday.
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Martin Vigen
Bynum
Ross DeLack
Augusta
Ruth Devins
Fairfield
Everett DeRusha
Farmington
Norman Beck
Arthur Frankforter
Brodus
Hale Moore
Private hospital overflow announced by Dr. Maynard
Dr. E B Maynard announces a small private facility to handle overflow due to limited hospital capacity. Mrs Mildred McNally will oversee care and he asks friends to return borrowed hospital supplies and books, stressing the value of the items.
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Kraft’s
Sockeye Red
Monarch
Morton’s
Hirshberg’s
Boys’ Shoes & Oxfords
Edgar Maclay
Chateau Hospital Notes
Rosene
Choteau Hardware Co
B. Maynard
Standard
Ra* Chateau
Y Davidson
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