Montana to Survey Farm Equipment Across State
The Montana state Department of Agriculture, with the extension service and federal crop reporting, will survey 8000 farmers to determine equipment levels from tractors to kitchen pumps. Data will cover farm houses, access to towns, and affiliations with farm organizations, with results announced in state newspapers.
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Montana Farms
State Department of Agriculture
State Extension Service
C Federal Crop Reporting Service
Stafford
Commissioner of Agriculture
Montana
State Department and Extension Service
Public School News Highlights First Six Weeks Honor Rolls
Honor roll pupils include Eugene Ameline Margar et Noble Glen Fisher Rosemary Tennant Kathleen Wallace Seth Cook Ivy Burrows Betty Lou Webster Elmer Rosette new first grader June Emerson adds to Fort Benton enrollment. Teachers will attend Montana Education Association meeting in Great Falls, prompting a school closure at the grade building Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ameline
Margaret Noble
Glen Fisher
Rosemary Tennant
Kathleen Wallace
Seth Cook
Ivy Burrows
Betty Lou Webster
Elmer Rosette
June Emerson
Fort Benton
George Coffey
Jere
Montana Education Association
Great Falls
Gordon Eckford
Minnesota
Texas
Montana
Kathryn Williams
Conrad
Miss Oberg
Esther Hubbert
James
Oil well depth and prospects on Wolfer farm noted
Premium Center reports the Wolfer farm oil well reached over 2000 feet with 1500 feet of sulphur water in the hole and a 1 in 77 chance of oil. John Depner has rented the Proutfoot farm, now held by Frank Goodwin, as he begins land preparation. The writer also mentions Breezy Hill exploration last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfer
Madison
John Depner
Proutfoot
Frank Goodwin
Farmers Improve Land and Drainage in Premium Center
E R McLean breaks up alfalfa land for Don Wolfer finding breaking harder than virgin soil. West end farmers donate tractors and county grader to fill many large holes. Fred Fernfeist Miles Averill and Geo Altzheimer left for California. Don and Frank dig drainage ditch and cesspool for a bathroom installation.
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E. R. McLean
Don Wolfer
Premium Center
Fred Fernfeist
Miles Averill
Geo. Altzheimer
California
Fred
Don
Frank
TADS READ WAPATS
Sunday Oct 27 lists church activities with services at 10:00 11:15 6:30 and 7:30. Grosjean Marimba Xylophone trio opens the Ladies Industrial lyceum course. Halloween social planned for young married and single folks. Preaching at 3:00 p m at Bynum. Rev E R Kaemmer invites all.
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Epworth League
Grosjean
Ladies’ Industrial Lyceum
Bynum
Notice of Assessment No 66 Farmers Co operative Canal Co
Directors of Farmers Cooperative Canal Company announce an assessment of 25 per share payable by November 30 1929 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer at Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent and sold at public auction December 21 1929 at 2 p m at the post office front door to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.
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Farmers Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington
Tetoncount
Mont
O. S. Forseth
Teton County
Montana
S. Forseth
Farmers Co-operative Canal Co
Dr F H Keller to consult at Beaupre Hotel
Dr F H Keller of Drs Keller and Keller Kalispell, specialists in strabismus and muscular imbalance, may be consulted at the Beaupre hotel on Wednesday Nov 6. Make appointments at hotel.
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F. H. Keller
Drs
Ladies' Aid to Meet and Local Notes From Farmington
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs Nyhns next Wednesday after noon Oct 30. A literary session is planned for Friday evening. Program committee includes Mrs Conner Mrs Moser and Henry Davidson. refreshment committee Mrs Slanger Mrs LeDesky Mrs Clarence Carlson and Mrs Smith. Mrs Forsyth visited her sister Mrs Palmer Peterson earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyhns
Conner
Moser
Henry Davidson
Slanger
LeDesky
Clarence Carlson
Smith
Forsyth
Palmer Peterson
C. M. Swenson
F. W. Smith
Cecil Passmore
Chateau
Morgan
Albert Lindseth
Slim” Calloway
Farmers’ Ditch Co
L. J. Otness
Farmington and Chateau
Rev. Carlson
Rural line talk and public stunt flying noted at beach gathering
A meeting between Montana Power Co. representatives B E Brownson and Mr Vandermberg and local beach residents discussed a rural power line. Aviation enthusiast Ben Chalmers demonstrated stunt flying to an attentive crowd. Families travel to Great Falls for events while schools close for teachers meetings. Olaf Forseth and family enjoyed a Claude picnic last Sunday.
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Carlton
Naseet
B. E. Brownson
Vandermberg
Montana Power Co
Ben Chalmers
Joel Edwards
Ada
Marion Benedict
Great Falls
Conner
Olaf Forseth
Claude
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