Red Cross Roll Call Slated for November 11
The American Red Cross plans its largest membership drive since World War I on November 11 amid greater national defense demands and ongoing domestic needs. A goal of 500 memberships is set for the Teton chapter with volunteers listed across multiple communities and leaders guiding the effort.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Teton
United States
Pendrey
Wm. Wellenstein
Bynum
Harry Stott
Agawam
Oliver Thorvilson
Blackleaf
David Pollock
Belleview
Buck Garner
Farmington
Gregor Tangen
John Chalmers
Wm. Arensmeyer
Collins
Reiquam
Fairfield
Jacob Olson
Jane Thorn
Greenfield
Sterling DePrata
Power
Keith Hane
Bole—Women's Club
Dutton
Geo. Sollid
Chateau
A. J. Nutter
G. L. Banks
D. W. Hutchinson
Kari Bishop
Harold Bateman
Democratic Rallies Draw Crowds Across County
Capacity crowds attended Democratic rallies in Greenfield and Fairfield sponsored by the county central committee. Speakers included Randall Swanberg Great Falls and candidates Bonner Holmes urging Referendums 42 and 43 for a state bond issue and hospital funding. Additional events were scheduled for Pendray and Dutton with notable speakers.
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Greenfield
Fairfield
Democratic County Central Committee
Randall Swanberg
Great Falls
H. M. Daley
N. W. Edward
Sterling DePrata
John W. Bonner
John J. Holmes
Bonner
Holmes
Charlotte C. Crary
Pendray
Atty
Stephen Swanberg
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Dutton
Edw. C. Alexander
Draft lottery selects first 25 draftees in Teton county
National lottery in Washington chose 800000 men for one year of military training. In Teton county the first 25 draftees were announced with names Karl W. Bishop Kenneth J. Murray Donald W. Baker John L. Groot and others. Official lists and questionnaire processes follow as the draft begins and Montana’s quota remains small.
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Chateau Gas
United States
Washington
Chateau
Henry Stimson
Teton County
Karl Bishop
Acantha
Roosevelt
Kenneth J. Murray
Jasper Murray
Donald W. Baker
Fairfield
John L. Groot
Farmington
Tom Groot
Karl W. Bishop
Choteau
Charles . Brady
Clarence B. Bragstad
Lowry
George Spomer
Power
David H. Larson
Norman J. Earles
Bertrand J. Moon
Carl Hager
Lawrence J. VanBolcum
Howard M.iisrman
Dutton
Walter TF
Tennant
Lloyd J. Wodyskiss
Chas. W. Perkins
Wayne H. Jacobson
Cleon Rt. Shay
Pairfield
Alfred J. Shelmerdine
Bynum
Kenneth H. Glea
Montana
Great Falls Civic Center Chorus Uplifts Community Evening
The Great Falls civic center hosted a twenty five male chorus under a wintry backdrop that inspired praise for its artistry. The writer lauds the performance as uplifting and notes strong community turnout and support for youth dance space at the center.
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Civic Center Auditorium
Great Falls
Oi Iy
Civic Center
Election race and holiday thoughts mix in lighthearted column
A writer muses on the approaching holiday season and the political race before Christmas. The column jokingly compares candidates to a bareheaded mahout urging an elephant toward the finish, signaling a tense, playful campaign mood.
General election candidates listed with polling details
The Acantha publishes the candidate roster for the general election next Tuesday. Polls operate 8 am to 6 pm in Chateau through Greenfield and 1 pm to 6 pm in Doheny through Diamond Valley. Referenda 42 43 44 appear. only county taxpayers may vote on them with Taxpayer's Ballot stamps required.
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Acantha
Chateau
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Pendrey
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Dutton
Harry Laubach
Martinson
M. B. Boll
N. W. Edwards
H. M. Daley
Bert I. Packer
Gilbert Lee
Thos. L. Moore
G. L. Banks
J. G. Jackson
R. A. Clearman
University
Agricultural Experiment Stations
Extension Service
Montana State College
Montana Referendum 42 Aids State Higher Education Support
Helena October 29 Referendum 42 is the ballot measure on November 5 that would sustain Montana's six Greater University institutions. If it fails, state support for higher education would end next June, says W F Brewer campaign manager. The measure would raise a maximum of 0.5 mills above the current 3 mills and would include the agricultural experiment station extension service and the State School of Mines programs.
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Helena
Montana
W. F. Brewer
Greater University Funds Campaign
Missoula
Bozeman
Butte
Dillon
Billings
Havre
Transient held after jail search uncovers jimmy tools
Jahyn Carter of Peoria Indiana was lodged in the county jail, questioned, and searched after threats. A lead hammer a large chisel a stretch of clothing and a sandwich were found in his pockets. He is held for further investigation as a demented individual deemed dangerous to society.
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Jahyn Carter
Peoria
Sheriff’s Office
Carter
Peterson
Dale
Jimmy
R. A. Clearman
Wi-mo-da-si Club to Meet at Monkman Home
The Wi-mo-da-si club will meet at the home of Mrs. J A Monkman in Bynum on Saturday November 2nd for a regular gathering and social time with members.
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J. A. Monkman
Bynum
Most Settlers to Hold Annual Frolic on Nov 19
At a meeting of officers and the executive committee it was decided to hold the annual meeting of Teton's Oldest Settlers on Tuesday November 19 at the Masonic temple. Banquet at 7 p.m. Price per plate TK and annual dues 1.00. Officers include President C W Burns and Vice President Bret Read. Membership rules allow current members including spouses and Montana residents meeting tenure requirements to join with applications due by November 25.
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C. W. Burns
Teton
Masonic Temple
G. Looney
C. S. McDonald
Montana
Teton County
Executive Committee
Society
County AAA Committee Set To Convene Saturday
Elections were held in 12 communities of Teton county to name delegates for the county convention in Chateau Saturday. Delegates from each community will attend as the county committee for next year is chosen, with Wellenstein emphasizing the program’s role in stabilizing agriculture.
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Teton County
W. H. Wollenstein
Chateau
Wellenstein
Pendrey
W. T H. Wellenstein
Beck
J. A. Primus
Power
George Toeckes
Farmington
Martin J. Swanson Bynum
G. O. Stott
Collins
R. C. Thompson
Dutton
Louis Fuhringer
Diamond Valley
Fairfield
Roy F. Morgan
Bole
W. G. Dauwalder
Oliver Mauseth
Agawam
Joe Torgerson
Hospital Dismissals And Admissions In Dupuyer Area
Maynard Hospital reports Mrs John Jaconetty and her infant son were dismissed Sunday. Mrs Eddie Morris and infant daughter were discharged Monday. Dave Anderson of Dupuyer admitted as medical patient Friday. Mrs Dave Salois of Dupuyer admitted as medical patient Monday. Burt Sherwood was dismissed Sunday.
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John Jaconetty
Eddie Morris
Dave Anderson
Dupuyer
Dave Salois
Burt Sherwood
Sunay
Pupils Pledge to Keep Hallowe'en Safe in Chateau
Grade pupils of Chateau pledge cooperation with Mayor K E Sturgis to prevent Hallowe'en vandalism. They refuse to soap windows or press for treats, expressing pride in a peaceful celebration and promising civic duty. The mayor thanks the students for their cooperation and cites prior success.
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Choteau
Hallowe’en
the Pee and High School
K. E. Sturgis
Sturgis
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en Night
Hallowe
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Public
Montana
Peple
Republican Women Plan Joint Meeting Friday November 1
At Seton County Federation of Women’s Republican clubs a November 1 meeting with the Republican central committee is planned. The Oct 25 session opened with the pledge, 75 members present, hope for 100 by election day. Campaign songs were practiced and remarks on the party’s Jackson Michigan origins noted. Community singing followed at Mrs. Peterson’s home. Fairfield on Nov 2 will feature Mr. Sinton as speaker.
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Seton County
Novist
Royal Theatre
Willkie
J. C. Beck
Republican Party
Jackson, Mich
Baillie
Boyd
Bulldogs Face Conrad in Season Finale Under Lights
Teton Bulldogs host Conrad Cowboys tonight in the final grid game of the season at home. The Bulldogs, after a 62 point loss to Dutton last week, aim to finish strong and give a solid showing.
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Conrad
Teton Bulldogs
Conrad Cowboys
Chateau
Bulldogs
Dutton
Choteau Camera Club to Exhibit Best Prints
Choteau Camera Club members will display four prints each at the Choteau Drug Co window on November 15. Prints may be colored or uncolored and must not exceed 80 square inches. Mounting is required but frames are not. Judges include W. A. Emerick and Chuck Wells with one more judge pending.
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Choteau Camera Club
Choteau Drug Co
W. A. Emerick
Chateau
Chuck
Wells
Great Falls Camera Club
Teau Camera Club
Peady-Ford
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Kenneth Murray
Teeson
Mahout
Roosevelt-Wallace
Willkie McNary
Babson-Moorman
Prohibition
Browder-Ford
Thomas Kreuger
E. K. Cheadle
Burton K. Wheeler
Melvin N. Holness
James F. O’connor
LeVerne Hamilton
Roy E. Ayers
Sam C. Ford
Arvo Fredrickson
Ernest T. Beto
KR. Ss. iMakay
Mustonen
Shields
Ian W. Mitchell
Fred H. Padbury
S. R. Foot
Thomas EF. Carey
Kirby G. Hoon
Geo. P. Porter
Paul T. Smith
Leonard C. Young
Democrat
Maynard Hospital
Camera Club
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