4-H Dinner Highlights Farmington Fairfield Awards
The 4-H year closed with a Fairfield award dinner as Burton Country Clubbers received pins for various years including first and seventh year honors. Special awards went to Dick Arensmeyer and Mark Alzheimer among others, with G I Tangen earning a 20-year leadership pin and the club receiving a purple standards award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Country Clubbers
Brian Green
Kerry Ann Green
Mark Guse
John Richert
Marlin Styren
Dick Arensmeyer
Kay Arensmeyer
Kristi Johnson
Rosalie Richert
Lorilyn Styren
Corrine Baker
Mark Alzheiier
Lyn Arensmeyer
Beth Baker
Terri Guse
G. I. Tangen
Bob Davidson
Martin Arensmeyer
Martin Alzheimer
Teton County
Dutton
Fairfield
Harold Baker
Evan and
Zales
Lyle Otness
Debbie
Brent
Mark
Gradon Green
Kerry
Brian
Kathy Tangen
Herb Tangen
Leonard Ober
Helena
G I Tangen
Don Rice
John Oberfocl
Martin
Fred Schafers
Nebraska
Lorna
Iowa
Billings
Dick Eyres
Eyres
Jim Crawford
Don McGillis
Simms
Farmington
Bev Carlson
Roger Toren
Bill Duffy
Herman Halverson
Evelyn Carlson
Marie Larson
Collins
Collins Club
Lyle
Pendrey Church
A O Luindseth
New Pondera County Hospital
A .O. Lindseth
Conrad
Jack Lee
Tom Brown
Albert Carlson
Great Falls
Fern Carlson
John Baker
Bill van Setten
Mrs van Setten
A . Lindseth
Norden
Homesteader Cafe
Shelby
Daryl Norden
John Norden
Art Tesch
Charles Tesch
George Bleecker
Becky
Gus Pihl
Allen Talifson
Bruce
Bill Leys
Dutton News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Pauline Tomsha Dutton notes attendances at the American Charolais meeting in Tulsa. Local visits include Eastern Star in Cascade and hospital reports at St Marys in Conrad. Community dinners, church events, 4-H gatherings, and fall activities fill the weekend in Dutton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd de Bruycker
Tulsa
Okla
Byrle Hamiston
Cascade
Burton Midge
Washington
Idaho
Tom Sluiter
Natalie Anderson
Zola Hunt
Leo Toeckes
Lena Johnson
St. Mary's Hospital
Conrad
Dutton Cardinals
Geraldine
Pondera County
Dutton Lutheran Church
St. Williams Church
Father Boehling
Great Falls
St. Francis Episcopal Church
Neilson
Darrell Goodmundson
Big Boy
Dutton
Lutheran Church
WLCS
Christ Church
Betty Briggs
Evelyn Rosak
Joan Elser
Ethel Harman
Jean Harman
Frank Henderson
Denton
John Freemans
Carl Eklund
Collins
Chateau
John Powell
Dutton High School
Robin Fleshman
Sharon Johnson
College of Great Falls
Ray Reinig
Mike
Karen
Helena
Jean
Larry Harmon
Howard Harmon
Ethel
Jeans
Fairfield
Art Monison
Ezra Baldwin
Missoula
Robert T. Fleshmans
Ed Chevalier
St. Cloud
Minn
Ted Goodmundson
Julia Schabel
Elda Mock
Vick Johnson
Nick Ludowissi
John Kurtzen
Gary Waters
Robin Baquet
Riscilla Bergen
Holiday Village
F.H.A. Girls
Dennis Espeland
White Sulphur Springs
Roy Aune
S. Dennis
Roy
Roy Sr
Marvin Aune
Jens Greenlie
Everett
Billy Stinchfield
Mark
Lynn Woods
Bill Stinchfield
Helen Rhodes
Spokane
Wash
Ernest Schultz
Seattle
Martin Schultz
Conrad Hospital
Francis Maurer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gene Smith
Bob Flick Jr
Bill Poser
Russell Verbael
Nickel Use in 1969 Joins Stainless Steel Demand
In 1969 stainless steel accounted for 320 million pounds of nickel consumption, about 39 percent of total use. The alloy gains strength and corrosion resistance from nickel, driving demand in the steel industry.
Notable Harvest Hint Unlocks Early Feeding and Cashes In
The remark suggests completing a major spring job opens options to feed earlier and secure bigger longer season yields. It points to timing, yield gains, and financial advantages for those farming or managing crops.
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Pearl Tange
Pat Duffy
Medrick Morris
Miles
Harold Richert
Agnes Lindseth
Agnes Mutch
Winnett
Chateau High
Agnes
Dennis Depner
APO
San Francisco
Calif
A. E. Masters
Main Ave
Choteau
Mont
Montana
Alaska
Mexico
Jonas Bros. Game Heads
Warp Bros
Chicago
Knudtzon Lumber Company
Mee
Pal Ay
Dick Shoog
Monsanto
ST. Louis
Missouri
FARGO
Robert Maloney
Feyy Ag
Continental
U.S