County Agent's Corner Livestock Meeting in Fairfield
County agents announce a livestock feeding meeting at Fairfield high school on Wednesday afternoon November 19 starting at 1 30 featuring Al Ralston from Havre on feeding research and its local application. A color film Feeding for Farm Profits will be shown along with open discussion. The piece notes the 4 H Roundup attendance, awards including a baby beef trophy and a ship, trip to Chicago for Margaret Montague, pins for veteran leaders, and prize caps for health and record keeping. Also reports new information on Rescue wheat after a brief survey to the man who
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al Ralston
Havre
North Montana
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Hugh
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Montana Power Company
Margaret Montague
Collins
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Chicago
Bozeman
Martin Schultz
Dutton
Roy Morgan
Helen May Tangen
Farmington
County Home Demonstration Council
Growers Answer Rescue Questionnaire Drives Winter Planting Help
A letter from a farming forum reports strong response to its Rescue seed questionnaire. One third of surveys have returned and organizers urge at least half to reply, stressing value of growers’ insights for farmers facing next season’s crop choices.
Soil conservation district supervisor petitions circulate
Petitions circulate to nominate soil conservation district supervisors with Supervisors Bolland and Stott dividing the county into districts. Three more men will be elected from Power and Beck AAA, Fairfield-Greenfield, and Chateau AAA districts. Circulators include Jerome Toenyes, Joe Primus, Clifford Paddock, Alfred Crawshaw, Roy Hanberg, Paul Mathis, and Jake Luni stra.
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Power
Beck
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Chateau
Jerome Toenyes
Joe Primus
Clifford Paddock
Alfred Crawshaw
Roy Hanberg
Paul Mathis
Jake Lunistra
Nomination Notice for Responsible Job Seeks Signatures
Fragmentary line indicates an appeal to sign for a responsible job or for one of the men already nominated. The text references fellows listed above and implies seeking signatures or support for the candidacy.
Power High’s Junior Class Stages Almost Summer Play
The Power high school junior class presents the three act comedy Almost Summer this Friday evening directed by Miss Dorothy Moore. Cast includes Beverly Davis Barbara Kjellgren Artiste Halcro Helen Pfeifle Dolores Johnson David Bliss Floyd Berndt Daniel Johnson Ray Johnson James Siebenauer with Virginia Frisbee as production manager.
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Power High School
Dorothy Moore
Beverly Davis
Barbara Kjellgren
Artiste Halcro
Helen Pfeifle
Dolores Johnson
David Bliss
Floyd Berndt
Daniel Johnson
Ray Johnson
James Siebenauer
Virginia Frisbee
Power Grade School Delays Open For Institute Attendance
The Power grade school will be closed Monday November 17 to allow grade teachers to attend the Institute in Great Falls under the direction of the state department of public instruction. High school classes continue as usual.
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Great Falls
State Department of Public Instruction
Power school carnival returns with queen crowning
The Associated Students of Power school revive the annual carnival in Power gym Friday and Saturday November 21 and 22. A queen will be crowned on the final night as games of skill confetti eats and carnival attractions operate. Proceeds benefit the student activity fund.
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Power Gymnasium
Chateau Taxes Show 49 Percent Increase Over Last Year
The article notes a 49 percent rise in Chateau taxes from the previous year with continued discussion of a school levy. It details Montana county comparisons, Teton county mill levies, and the 1947 valuation and indebtedness. Figures show general fund, roads, bridges, poor, airport, and miscellaneous costs, plus sinking fund and warrant cash.
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Local Group Attends Shelby Montana Chamber Meeting
The Montana Chamber of Commerce district meeting held in Shelby drew Chateau business men including R. E. Nelson. C. Howard Smith of the U S Chamber spoke on Your Part in Better Government as education issues were emphasized by Dr. Paul Good. Attendees from Choteau included Charles Tesch Harmton Bloom Al Hensley L E Taylor Robert Graham John Hentges and Nelson.
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Shelby
R. E. Nelson
Montana
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Paul Good
Washington, D. C
Department of Education
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Card of Thanks from the Dauwalders
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for cards letters and concern while we were in Rochester. Special gratitude for prayers that sustained our faith and helped us through the ordeal. Appreciation for kindness shown to our children at home. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dauwalder.
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Rochester
W. G. Dauwalder
Forest growth rates and timber in North Carolina
The piece notes new timber arises from tree growth in American forests at about 1000 board feet per second. It states roughly two thirds of North Carolina is forest land and that with better management the state's forests could regrow as much wood as is harvested each year for all uses.
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