Dutton Church Event and Local School News
Community notes cover Lutheran Ladies event at the church parlors on December 3 and 4, high school play success, basketball prep, and team trips. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Farwell and Leo Toeckes. Various arrangements for gifts, Christmas treats, and a TB mobile unit are noted along with hospital visits and local bingo night.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
O. T. Wiprud
Nels Hemstad
Fairfield
Brady
Great Falls
Wilbur Farwell
St Victor
Fort Collins
Harriet Tullock
Leo Murphy
T B Mobile
Mary Ann Habel
Dutton
Arthur Habel Jr
Raymond
Columbus Hospital
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lloyd K Stevenson
Administratrix Juanita Stevenson of the estate of Lloyd K Stevenson notifies creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown at the Telephone Office in Fairfield Montana, the estate business location in Teton County, Montana. Publication dates run November 20 to December 11, 1947.
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Lloyd K Stevenson
Lloyd K. Stevenson
Fairfield
Montana
County of
Teton
State of
Juanita Stevenson
Knights of Columbus Initiation Weekend In Butte
On Saturday Ray was initiated into the 4th degree of the Knights of Columbus in Butte and on Sunday the event continued. Arthur Habel Sr. was to join the same class but was taken to Columbus hospital Saturday morning. Mrs. Beth Bowler of Scobey visits sister Mrs. Glen Hansen and family.
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Butte
Ray
Knights of Columbus
Arthur Habel, Sr
Columbus Hospital
Beth Bowler
Scobey
Glen Hansen
Agawam Notes on Local TelePhone Installations and Club Meeting
Mrs Eunice Robinson and Mrs Ells Wreist report in from Agawam as Wm Breding links Everett’s place to the Agawam store by telephone. Oil interests remain active in the area. Our H D Club plans its November meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Robinson
Ells Wreist
Wm. Breding
Everett
Agawam
H. D. Club
Pioneering agricultural research boosts farm output and markets
The feature extols long term scientific work in farming showing hybrid corn gains and DDT as examples. It notes 30 years of research costing millions and last year adding 750 million to farm income. Agencies colleges and industry funding drive progress with agents and publications aiding adoption. Swift & Company highlights ongoing product development and better nourishment for families livestock and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Laboratory
Great Plains
Corn
Swift & Company
Local hosts plan Wednesday meeting with extended family
Mrs. R. H. Rafter and Lucille Weist host a gathering on Wednesday the 19th. Guests over the weekend included Mrs. Rafter's brother Mr. Garrison from Havre and his sister from Minot North Dakota who remains here. Paul Kropp and son Robert will ship ten car loads of sheep this week. Co. K Malone recently received four cars of cattle. ACANTHA WANT ADS BRING SURPRISING RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rafter
Mr. Garrison
Havre
Minot
N. Dak
Paul Kropp
Robert
Co. K. Malone
Allergy Inoculation For Tolerant Living
Ma Hoskins sneezed around Harpo the cat and learns she has an allergy. Doc Hollister treats her so they can live together without sneezing fits. The piece argues social allergies to beer or cider should not create antisocial taboos and promotes tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Hoskins
Harpo
Doc Hollister
Thanksgiving Tribute to American Farmers and Harvest
The piece praises Thanksgiving as a heart warming day for American families and credits farm and ranch families for the abundant harvest. It emphasizes national unity in gratitude and the citizens' role in feeding the country.
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America
Size and scope of a profitable farm operation
The text argues that a farm must be large enough to cover costs and living expenses, giving examples by sector such as dairy, poultry, market garden, potato, and apple farms with specific acreage or headcounts. It suggests increasing scale or renting land to lower costs per unit, using lime fertilizer cover crops double cropping drainage and modern equipment to raise output per hour and cut overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennant
New England
Livestock Prices Reflect Demand and Packout Returns
Prices for beef steers in a Midwest market reached a recent high of 35 dollars with an average near 30 dollars. Lambs sold up to 23.50 dollars with an average 23 dollars, and hogs brought as high as 30 dollars with 27 dollars as the average. Demand exceeding supply drives these figures. pay to producers depends on what packers can obtain for meat and by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
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K. Hofte
Correspoes
Idaho
Larry
L. Semingsen
Julius Anderson
Jack Waltstad
Cer
Mvoo
Nx Mart
Bett
Texas
Marguerite
Falk
Rempel
Hairy
Calif
Carl Weissman & Sons, Inc
Fourth
Kirby Co
Northern
Second Avenue
Curtis Blicg Office and Res
E. M. Phillips
Chiropractor
Chateau
H. W. Bateman, M. D
Choteau Hospital
Fallon County
K. R. Pleissner
The
Fallon County Times
Benjamin O'Fallon
John Quincy Adams
Major O'Pallen
Fallon
Carter County
Custer
Ekalaka
Baker V.a
Bismarck
Theodore Roosevelt
Mercine Rocks
W. Harm
Mineral
M. H. O'Neill
Independent
Oula
Mon’ Iu.a
Uo S
Amasothy
Savanac Ni
Thavibria
Coun
Perdis
Anacodda Copper Mineng Company
Anaconda Copper
Ing Wee Fin
Adinte
Jer
R. H. Rafter
Lucille Weist
Acantha
George Sollid Sollid and
Mehl
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Chicago
Agricultural Research Department
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Swift
EN. Simpson
J. L. Tennant
Rhode Island State College
Martha Logan
Turkey
Pimento
Union Stock Yards
Chicago 9
Illinois
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