Merit Badges Awarded At Scout Court Of Honor
The first court of honor for the 1932 1933 Scout season was held Monday night at the courthouse with A B Guthrie as president. R D Cook from the Great Falls area council directed proceedings as two Scouts failed to earn firemanship merit badges.
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Scout Court OF
R. D. Cook
Teton
Court House
A. B. Guthrie
Great Falls
Jack Core
Charles Roll
John Billings
Walter Hentges
John Robison
Norman Rosengren
John Nordhagen
Edgar Mee Clay
E. S Bardell
Farm-Home Suggestions From Montana State College
Agricultural engineers say a clever craftsman can ship running water to the kitchen. Ohio reports show 50 women remade 1495 garments saving 2677 dollars. Turkeys for market must be finished bled cooled emptied crops sorted by sex age grade size at shipping point. A two horse team pulled 3825 pounds at Hillsdale New York owned by John Adrian. previous record 8860 pounds. Turkeys gain best before 25 weeks, four and a half pounds feed per pound gain at 24 weeks, five and a half pounds at 28 weeks. Fourteen Pondera county 4-H calves yielded 11.78 dollars profit per animal after costs. Alfalfa hay valued at 10 dollars per ton, grain hay at 8, concentrates at 20. A furniture polish from one part raw linseed oil to two parts turpentine with optional beeswax.
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Hillsdale
Michigan
John Adrian
Williamsville
New York
Pondera County
Valley County Poultry Shipping reports 53,861 pounds handled
Last season the Valley County Poultry Shipping association moved 53,861 pounds of poultry, with more than 49,000 pounds being turkeys. Sixty four percent of the turkeys graded prime and 31 percent No 2. In 1925, when the association organized, 36 percent graded No 1 and 64 percent No 2.
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Valley County Poultry Shipping Association
Potato Storage Says Ventilation Key to Good Tubers
The article notes that proper storage for potatoes requires ventilation and temperature control to ensure outstanding tubers for table use throughout the storage period. It stresses selecting storage conditions suitable for both potatoes and the producer.
Montana dairy report shows 160 cows surpass butter fat in September
Glenn C. Sands of the State College dairy industry department reports that 160 cows, more than 11 percent of the tested herd in Montana Dairy Herd Improvement associations, produced 40 or more pounds of butter fat during September.
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Montana
Glenn C. Sands
State College Dairy Industry Department
Pendroy H D club notices and community events
The East Pendroy H D club met at Mrs Sprinkle's home and plans a meeting at Mrs J R Jones' home next Wednesday. Several neighbors hostesses and program participants are listed. A Friday schoolhouse gathering, a pot luck dinner, and visits by Rev and Mrs Dover and Chateau youths are noted. Details cover church, bridge, visits, sick lists, cattle activity, and local residents' comings and goings.
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Sprinkle
H. D
J. R. Jones
Reid
N. Wellenstein
Talbert
Shawver
Sorenson
Rimour
Pleasant occasions and gatherings in Bynum area notice
A series of social events is recorded in Bynum including a birthday party for Mrs. John E. Lee, a stork shower for Mrs. Smoot Rowley, and visits among local residents. Club members attended a Farmington party, a birthday dinner for Glen Bingham, and a group funeral gathering at Chateau. Community members helped threshers and traveled for cattle deliveries.
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John E. Lee
Smoot Rowley
Margaret Moore
Daisy Rowley
Vilate Stott
Lula Swenson
Bert Stott
Dell Green
Henry Stott
Bynum Home Demonstration Club
H. Db
Farmington
Farmington Club
Edwin Bingham
Glen
Bynum
Chateau
Little Collins
Burke
Naomi Jensen
Roy Stout
Mr. Stott
Browning
Cahoons
Georges
Mountains
Anna E. Stafford
Ollie Jensen
Roy Stott
Premium Center News Sketches and Local Notes
A local column reports residents storing wood from the mountains, a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Martin Swanson, Mrs. John Swenson's rheumatic fever, and teachers at Chateau. It notes political leanings in Dutton, hints at early 1930s debates about President Hoover, and critiques 1929 farmer Deflation and wheat freight increases.
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Martin Swanson
John Swenson
Hoover
Democratic misrule blamed for postwar woes and policy failures
E R Mclan attacks Republican control and praises Democratic era policies. He cites bonuses, war-time plants, Nitro City, Muscle Shoals, and grain pricing as evidence of Democratic administration benefits. He argues Republicans block aid and rural routes, urging support for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Legion
Muscle Shoals
Hogsland
Notice to Creditors Estate of George L Burrell Deceased
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of George Logan Burrell deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to the administrator at the George Coffey office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date October 22 1932. Alexander Burrell Administrator. George Coffey Attorney for Administrator. First pub Oct 28 last Nov 17.
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George Logan Burrell
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Alexander Burrell
George Cofey
Fuller’s Earth Named For Its Original Use
Named for its purpose in fulling woolen cloth Fuller’s earth gained its name from that early use. The term reflects historical textile processing where mineral whitening and cleansing aided wool fabric finishing.
Ophir Location Still Uncertain Across Ancient Lands
The article notes that Ophir, famed in biblical times for its gold and precious stones, has an undetermined location. Historians discuss various proposed sites while the exact geography remains a mystery.
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Ophir
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Suppers and Sale in Fairfield
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid announces their annual supper and sale on Thursday evening November 3 at Fairfield. All are welcome. Funeral services for C. Thorson 77 were held at St. Pauls Lutheran church in Great Falls with Rev. Lunde officiating.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Fairfield
C. Thorson
Great Falls
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Lunde
Governor's Record Vows Fiscal Reform and Aid
The governor emphasizes service to the people by cutting administrative costs reducing bonded debt and lowering farm land taxes. He also liberalizes the compensation law fights for smaller appropriations and secures aid for the unfortunate.
Erickson for Governor Club Ad Solicits Support
An advance political advertisement funded by Erickson for Governor Club urges voters to give him their vote of confidence. The notice emphasizes endorsement and backing from party supporters.
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Erickson
Governor Club
Fairfield Community Notes and Social Roundup
Residing in Fairfield area Thorson is survived by a brother and daughter from Great Falls and a Fairfield daughter Mrs. Ole Kolste plus several grandchildren. A large Lutheran church gathering honored Rev Lolland from Shelby with a sermon and a post service lunch. Mrs Carl Martinson and Mrs Olson hauled potatoes to Great Falls citing low prices. Mrs Olson planned a Miles City stay with her husband and two children as the children battle smallpox. Local visits included Mr and Mrs R A Baldani at Mrs H Anderson’s Farmington home. Mrs Leif Ingebritson visited Sand Coulee to see a brother weighing coal. Mrs Boe aided by caring for Betty Marie. Alfred Anderson and family from Ferdig visited on the beach. he is a Ferdig oil pumper and cousin to Mrs Harvey Leyer. Ralph Baldani helped Olaf Johnson butcher. Arnie Hanson returned from Anaconda to Carl Martinson. Ruth Geise Karl Ingebritson and Melvin Beck visited the Baldani home.
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Ceene
Seene - Thorson
Fairfield
Great Falls
Ole Kolste
Lolland
Shelby
Lunde
Carl Martinson
Olson
Miles City
R. A. Baldani
H. Anderson
Farmington
Leif Ingebritson
Sand Coulee
Wagner Boe
Boe
Betty Marie
Alfred Anderson
Ferdig
Anderson
Harvey Leyer
Ralph Baldani
Olaf Johnson
Arnie Hanson
Anaconda
Ruth Geise
Karl Ingebritson
Melvin Beck
Baldani
Wood gathering and local visits near Highview
Views From Highview H H Jones and A G Roberts traveled to the foothills to gather wood on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James FitzPatrick visited Conrad on Saturday and called on Mrs Albert DenBoer. Pete DenBoer left on a stock train for the East to visit relatives. Dr E B Maynard passed through en route to Blackleaf to fetch Mrs Carol Maynard for assistance at the Wheeler home in Chateau. Mrs Don Pike has been ailing. Roy Moye and Alfred Baumgartner transported a load of hides to Great Falls on Wednesday. Mrs Stafford visited the Highview school on Tuesday. A G Roberts and Ross Roberts attended the funeral of Mr and Mrs Harry Collins' son in Choteau on Sunday.
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H. H. Jones
A. G. Roberts
Foothills
Wood
James FitzPatrick
Conrad
Albert DenBoer
Pete DenBoer
East
E. B. Maynard
Blackleaf
Carol Maynard
Wheeler Home
Chateau
Don Pike
Roy Moye
Alfred Baumgartner
Great Falls
Stafford
Highview
Ross Roberts
Harry Collins
Choteau
Farmington Ladies Aid Supper and H D Club Meeting
Farmington notes invite Remember the Ladies Aid supper at the Norwegian Lutheran church Friday October 28 with 15 cent meat plates using county dishes. H D club meets November 3 at 10 30. roll call asks Thanksgiving ideas recipes games decorations and reports on canning. Mae and Margaret Anderson of Dupuyer left for Denver with Mae accompanying her sister.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Farmington H. D. Club
Mae Anderson
Margaret Anderson of
Dupuyer
Denver
Local Social Notes and Travel Arrivals
Mrs. W. F. Arensmeyer substitutes at Burton school in Miss Andersons absence. Mrs. Mary Helsel leaves for Florence Montana to live with her daughter Mrs. Sam Bozlee. John Edwards transports Helsel and goods then visits his mother in Columbia Falls. Rev. Earl Solland of Shelby conducts services at the Norwegian Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baldani visit his mother Mrs. Hilda Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cameron of Great Falls visit Ray Umphress. J. B. Conner travels to Power Dutton and Collins. Cecil Passmore family and Mrs. Belle Passmore return from Long View and Spokane. Several families picnic with the W. Smiths.
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W. F. Arensmeyer
Miss Anderson
Burton School
Mary Helsel
Florence
Mont
Sam Bozlee
John Edwards
Helsel
Columbia Falls
Jake Lanksie
Earl Solland
Shelby
Great Falls
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Ralph Baldani
Fairfield
Baldani
Hilda Anderson
Wm. Cameron
Benton
Ray Umphress
J. B. Conner
Power
Dutton and
Collins
Cecil Passmore
Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Claim Ad
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts she says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad urges taking one half teaspoon in hot water every morning before breakfast promising safe weight loss with a money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Louis
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