Community urged to staff meals for District 6 Music Fest
Chateau hosts April 2 for District 6 Music Festival with 18 schools. Local churches, civic groups and others are invited to serve meals, noon peak, evening service, as organizers plan meal types and flow to feed many attendees and raise funds for participants. A meeting will align organizations on servings and counts. Also warns about icebox suffocation hazards and urges action to remove old iceboxes and refrigerators.
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Chateau
State Doll Contest Underway With Four Divisions
The state doll contest runs Oct 1 to Dec 1, sponsored by the Doll Club which has given over 3,300 dolls to underprivileged Montana children in seven years. Four prize divisions offer $15 each plus a $15 top-entry prize. Entries due Dec 1 to Doll Club, 1104 West Broadway, Butte. Three impartial judges name winners by Dec 6 and all entries are given to children in Montana or institutions at Christmas.
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Doll Club
Montana
West Broadway
Butte
Mont
Chrismas
Tyekye
Card of Thanks for Kindness at Tetom Memorial Hospital
Glen Inbody thanks those who offered acts of kindness during his stay at Tetom Memorial Hospital. He expresses gratitude to the doctors and staff for excellent care and urges continued support to improve and expand hospital facilities.
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Tetom Memorial Hospital
Kolstad Clears Wheat Allotment Rules for 1955
Kolstad states wheat only grain under Montana 1955 crop allotments and explains barley oats and other crops face no non commercial area limits. He details eligibility for price supports and 15 acre wheat provision while noting loan programs aid family farmers through Farmers Home Administration with livestock equipment and farm improvements.
Vian Setten Named To Advisory Group
Karl Van Setten of Fairfield is named to the Teton County Farmers Home Demonstration Advisory Committee effective July 1 1954. He joins Keith W. Ginther and Edgar H. Barrett to advise on loan programs. replacing Charles G. McDermott whose term expired June 30 1954. Setten operates a general type irrigated farm in Fairfield.
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Cerwe
Farmers Home Administration
Karl van Setten
Fairfield
Teton County
Farmers Home Demonstration Advisory Committee
Keneth W. Christian
van Setten
Keith W. Ginther
Edgar H. Barrett
Chateau
Charles G. McDermott
Central High seeks fair Bracket placement based on boy enrollment
Father Harold P. Arbanas argues Great Falls Central High School should be reclassified by boys enrollment rather than total enrollment. He notes Central has 381 students with 160 boys mostly freshmen and sophomores, and asserts “A” ball would be fair only when boy numbers reflect a normal public school of 350 to 400, urging evaluation on male enrollment.
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Great Falls Central
Central
L.ee
Harold P. Arbanas
Great Falls Central High School
Wheat allotment rules ease for small growers
Kolstad of the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office explained 1955 wheat rules. Small growers with less than 15 acres may plant up to 15 acres of wheat and still qualify for price support on that crop, while over allotments risk ineligibility. He noted exemptions for manure cover and cost-sharing for approved conservation practices, with county offices accepting requests for 1954 programs.
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Leo.s. Kolstad
Kolstad
ASC
Farmers Face Losses for Exceeding 1955 Wheat Acreage
Montana farmers who knowingly exceed their 1955 wheat allotments face loss of price support and eligibility for cost sharing under the 1955 Agricultural Conservation Program. State conservation officer Leo S. Kolstad cautioned that new Congress legislation bars such farmers from cost-sharing benefits.
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Montana
Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Officer
Congress
Lost on the Collins-Teton road found request
Lost item notice asks for witnesses to notify Homer Thompson in Brady Montana. The ad lists a missing bed end and a contact date code 23-2tc.
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Collins-Teton Canyon
Homer Thompson
Brady
Mont
Crop Improvement Association Plans Quality Wheat Standards
The Crop Improvement Association urges the Sec Agriculture to back a sanitation program within standards to raise wheat quality. It calls for more farmers to allot wheat acres to Ceritis seed production and to prepare Montang farmers to meet domestic and export competition.
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Hon Secretary of Agriculture
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G. E. Ironer
Reed Agee
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American’ Legion
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Choteau Acantha
Sun River
Parker’s
Fort Shaw
Democratic ‘Party
G. E. Monkman
Democratic
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William J. Breen
Bob Clark
Clarence Kramer
Bynum
Bengo
Franklin
Teton Pharmacy
Harley England
Pioneer Mutual Life Insurance Co
Arthur J. Mihalik
Barber Bidg
Great Falls, Montana
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