Thanksgiving Vacation and Local Events Highlight Greenfield News
Greenfield students will enjoy a Thanksgiving break from Wednesday November 22 through Monday November 27. Local events include a Power High School carnival raising about 140 dollars with Barbara Dale crowned Carnival Queen and other attendants named. County 4-H juniors Helen Rue McDermott and Eleanor Peden win medals and head to Chicago for events. other community gatherings feature deer hunts, 4-H projects, and a farm union Get-Together at the Community Hall.
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Greenfield School
Power High School
Barbara Dale
Power
Helen Gunderson
Evadene Bivens
Avis Bunch
Bebe Paul
Lillian Harrington
Matt Rosin
Jacob Schmidt
Terry
Greenfield
Austin Rindel
Jake Lurke
Robert Buck
Greenfield H. D. Club
Mesdames Foreman
Knapp
Peden
Schilling
Winter
Eaton
C. Lewis
Wallace Maxfield
Glendive
Maxfield
Mr. Lewis
Clairmont Clark
Clark
Clifford Clark
Winnett
Calf Crop Sets State Record This Year
State veterinarian Dr. W. J. Butler reports about 90 percent of brood stock bred and that this year's calf crop is the best in state history. Surveys by inspectors and grower statements credit good range, uniform breeding, sound management, and low disease. Montana ranks among the top few states for livestock disease absence.
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W. J. Butler
Livestock Sanitary Board
Montana
Union
Arctic Letters From Fort Yukon Teacher Alta Ledgerwood
Alta Ledgerwood writes from Fort Yukon Alaska about Arctic life including weekly mail flights, frozen Yukon ice, and a pupil edited town newspaper. She describes dog team rides, hunting, and the harsh beauty of polar nights while reflecting on family, memories, and her parka as she surveys Indian life and economic conditions.
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Alta Ledgerwood
K. B. Cohoe
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Skiis
Yukon
Missoula
Columbia
Nice
Mama
Arctic
Jane
Montana Mustard Seed Crop Drops Dramatically
Montana's mustard seed harvest fell to 3 008 000 pounds from 15 172 000 last year according to the federal bureau of agriculture. Nearly all was yellow mustard with only about 1000 pounds each of Brown and McCormick varieties. Plantings were smaller this year and July August drought caused a 40 percent abandonment of plantings.
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Montana
Federal Bureau of Agriculture
Hi Lites From Teton County Skips to Thanksgiving Vacation
The high school and grade school pupils get time off from today through next Monday. Semester quizzes are over and the term ends with the break. Basketball practices continue with new members Verne Colstead Johnny Haschke and Lloyd LeDesky. A general assembly today will feature a Thanksgiving program and a gym renovation plan includes balcony removal to enlarge the floor and add bleachers.
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Roosevelt
Verne Colstead
Johnny Haschke
Lloyd LeDesky
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RED Cross
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Teton County
Joe Schmitz
Farmington
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Schick
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Monta
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Ken Sulgrove
Porky Sulgrove
Norman Brown
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