T J Cheetham Heads Dutton Lions Club
T J Cheetham is elected president to lead a new Lions Club in Dutton. Visitors from Great Falls and Conrad attend as officers are named and charter plans proceed with a target 30 to 35 members. Regular meetings are set for the second and fourth Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cheetham
Dutton Lions Club
Dutton
Great Falls
Conrad
Geo. Sallid
L. A. Walker
Jonas Johnson
M. D. Johnson
Walter Cohoe
O. T. Wiprad
J. O. VanArsdale
Joe Mack
Chateau
Teton Implement Co
First Government Re settlement Project Near Malta
The federal resettlement program launches a 10,000 acre tract six miles west of Malta to create 33 model farms for displaced farmers. Houses and farm buildings costing about 2500 per unit will be built, with an overall land and home value near 5000 each. An appropriation of 200,000 funds roadways a community hall and school. Projects run via the Resettlement Administration and Montana agencies with most farms assigned and tenants chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Great Northern Railway
Federal Resettlement Administration
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Montana Regional Land Committee
Dutton Diamond Valley Local Sets Friday Meeting
Dave Scarrow announced a Friday 8 PM meeting in Dutton for the Dutton Diamond Valley local to elect officers and pick delegates to the state convention at Lewistown. Beck local will meet at the same time to choose delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Scarrow
Chateau
Beck
Dutton-Diamond Valley
Dutton
Lewistown
Townsend Convention at Lewistown Draws Statewide Interest
The state Townsend convention met in Lewistown with about 500 attendees and 81 clubs represented. Oscar Olney and Mrs. Rachel Edwards represented the Chateau club as Governor Cooney and other officials urged support for the Townsend plan amid talks on water conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Pension Plan Clubs
Lewistown
Oscar Olney
Rachel Edwards
Chateau Club
Park Lea
Montana
C. E. Baker
Joel Steiner, Jr
F. H. Cooney
H. J. McGregor
Great Falls
State Highway Commission
Hugh Egan
Zirnstein Appointed County Extension Agent for Lewis and Clark
W. O. Zirnstein, former Simms instructor, named to succeed R. E. Ward as Lewis and Clark county extension agent. He began Oct 1, Ward’s resignation effective Oct 15. Zirnstein, Minnesota-born Montana resident, is an agricultural graduate of Montana State College with experience at Glendive farms and Moccasin experiment station. Milk timing note ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Zirnstein
Smith-Hughes
Simms
Lewis and Clark County
R. E. Ward
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Zirnstein
Ward
Chateau
Fred Willson
Mr. Birnstein
Minnesota
Montana
Taylor
Montana State College
Glendive
Moccasin
Green Light by Lloyd C. Douglas Novel Review
Library notes praise Green Light by Lloyd C. Douglas. Key characters include Dr. Newell Paige Phyllis Dexter and Dean Harcourt. The piece compares it to Magnificent Obsession and Forgive Us Our Trespasses and notes library hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Douglas
Newell Paige
Phyllis Dexter
Dean Harcourt
Community Theatre Success At I Like Your Nerve Play
The play I Like Your Nerve enjoyed a strong turnout at the hall Saturday and will be repeated at the high school auditorium on Wednesday Oct 9 under the Chateau Woman's club. Local residents and visitors from Great Falls joined in the observations with note of community ties and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Martin Gronberg
Inga Dale
Great Falls
Annas Hanson
Keogh
Rolland Ferris
John Kosnick
Stoner
Minneapolis
Simms
Fred Swenson
Irene Johnson
Mildred Ries
Misa Johnson
John Holm
Falls
John von Setten
F. W. Smith
Dauwalder
Oliver Hanson
Berndt Johnson
Dutton
Ben Benson
Earl Zimmerman
Browning
Bob
George Lillie
Great Fall
Rocky Mountain
Taxable values and居民 school notes in Chateau area
A home valued at 3000 with 500 in furnishings faces a 90.56 fall tax in Chateau city plus standard city county and school levies. Other Montana towns will pay 69.50 to 85.35, while some districts rise to 110.15 to 151.95. Delinquency rises with tax level. timely payments before December 1 reduce penalties. The issue also notes local library activity and fourth grade art and reading lessons including books like Traitor's Torch and Chiyo's Return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
University of Montana
Montana Taxpayers Association
Anaconda
East Helena
Livingston
Harlowton
Big Timber
Miles City
Billings
Bozeman
Belt
Libby
Montana
Butte
Polson
Shelby
Red Lodge
Malta
Hardin
Sidney
Cut Bank
Hamilton
Forsyth
Baker
Glasgow
Poplar
Wolf Point
Gertrude Crownfield
Anne Allerdyce
Chiyo
Chiyo No Sugimoto
Kiyooka
Local Men to Attend Turkey Group Meeting in Salt Lake
The Northwest Turkey Growers association annual meeting will be in Salt Lake City on October 2 and 3, preceded by a two day turkey grading school. Montana will be represented by Harvey Griffin J E Hodgskiss H J Moon and Miss H E Cushman with two relicensing grader schools set for Billings and Great Falls later in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Northwest
Turkey Growers Association
Salt Lake City
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Montana
Harvey Griffin
South Montana
J. E. Hodgskiss
Choteau
North Montana
Miss Cushman
H. J. Moon
Pendray
Billings
Great Falls
Ladak Alfalfa Proves Hardy in Montana Dryland Trials
Bozeman reports at the Judith Basin Montana Experiment Station show Ladak alfalfa outperforming Montana common alfalfa under dryland farming. Over four years a Ladak patch survived the brutal 1934-35 winter with no winter kill, while older Montana alfalfa stands suffered 50 to 95 percent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Judith Basin
Ladak
Attendance Report and October Art Exhibit At School
September attendance totaled 4243 days with 150 percent absence and 96.44 percent attendance. Fourth and sixth grades led at 98 percent, with 238 total enrollment and 61 pupils absent. National Picture Week October 14 18 marks the eleventh annual art exhibit inviting families to visit freely.
Notice of land claim hearing for Rupert Ward at Chateau
Rupert W. Ward of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his stock raising homestead claim on sections 17 18 19 20 township 24 north range 8 west in the Great Falls land office. He will present witnesses Frank Salmond E J Osgood Vin at a hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris on November 11 1935 at Chateau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Rupert W. Ward
Chateau
Township
Principal Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Frank Salmond
E. J. Osgood
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F. U
Better Homes & Gardons
ECOL
Womans World
Ctoriad
Ms Roan Ae
Agazines
The
American Journal
Capper
Good Stories
Crete
Household Magazine
Everybody's Poultry Magazine
Women's World
R.F.O
Townsend
United States
Joseph Monaghan
Roy Ayers
Lewis and Clark
Library Notes
Bole
Louis Nedeau
Mary Higgins
Corrine Jones
Walter Yeager
Donald Jacobson
L. H. McLean
Salt Lake
J. C. Salmond
Cho~teau, Montana
Thos, F. Corbally
Register
Shel
Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer
Choteau Hardware CO
NEW Choteau
Tom’s
H. A. Hanson
Lion Cross
Lio - Pharmacy
Second Ave
N. Y
City
Dept
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