Compliance Proofs Go to Washington for Wheat Allotment
County agents report 85 percent of wheat allotment proofs mailed to Washington with 15 percent held up for signatures and reinspection of over seeded acres. Payments, including the 1933 second and 1934 first, are expected in about a month to six weeks, totaling around 350000 for Teton farmers this fall. Details on acreage will be provided with the second payment check.
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Washington
Fred Willson
Teton County
Tabernacle Notes Evangelistic Services This Week
Evangelist Margaret H. Knutsson leads evangelistic services Sunday 8 p m and Thursday 8 p m with Bible study and prayer meeting Sunday 7 30 p m and a Sunday 3 p m children's chorus and scripture drill. You are invited.
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Tabernacle Notes
Margaret H. Knutsson
Father of Local Man Dies in Tacoma
S. E. Moye father of A. E. Moye and Roy and Lee Moye of Dry Forks near Pendroy died Sunday in Tacoma. A longtime Pondera county farmer, he owned a ranch near Dupuyer until moving away about ten years ago. His wife preceded him in death and is buried in Highland Cemetery Valier. His body will be shipped from Tacoma to lie beside his wife, with services anticipated Saturday. Survivors include son Byron and daughter Ethel, both in Tacoma.
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S. E. Moye
A. E. Moye
Roy
Lee Moye
Dry Forks
Pendroy
Tacoma
Mr. Moye
Pondera County
Dupuyer
Teton-Pondera Line
Frank Leech
Highland Cemetery
Valier
Byron
Ethel
Wheat yield hurt by hail and hoppers on Burton bench
John Edwards of Farmington reported hail damage across 350 acres of wheat in the Burton bench area. He harvested 120 acres at three bushels per acre totaling 360 bushels, with a quarter leased ground taking 90 bushels. He notes no wheat to sell this year and describes straw and hay losses from the storm and hopper damage.
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Farmington
Agawam
John Edwards
Burton Bench
Edwards
Local Young Democrats Chosen for High Office
Members of the Teton County Young Democratic club attended a state convention in Helena as an auxiliary feature of the state party. Miss Mary Sulgrove, secretary, won a position in the organization and Miss Charlotte Looney was chosen as state committee woman from the second district. They traveled to Helena with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Daley who also attended.
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Teton Couny
Young Democratic Club
Helena
Mary Sulgrove
Charlotte Looney
Sulgrove
Looney
H. M. Daley
Demand For Automobiles Rises In Local Market
Demand for both new and used cars has improved in recent months says L. E. Taylor a local garage man and Ford dealer. He sold all used inventory and several new cars as a new shipment of V-8 Fords arrived. Recent buyers include Forest Ranger L. J. Howard Frank Zion John Hentges N. W. Edwards and L. M. Miller the Great Falls man who picked up a Chicago delivered car while attending the fair.
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L. E. Taylor
Ford
Forest Ranger
L. J. Howard
Frank Zion
John Hentges
N. W. Edwards
L. M. Miller
Miller
Great Falls
Chicago
Mr and Mrs Haye Return From Fairfield Drain Project
Mr and Mrs Frank Haye returned from Fairfield where they lived since February while he worked as a dragline operator for Morrison and Knudtzon. The contractor finished about 32 miles of drain ditch on the project. Work began February 1.
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Frank Haye
Fairfield
Morrison and Knudtzon
Haye
Shelterbelt tree planting urged by County Agent
County Agent Fred Willson urged farmers to request shelterbelt trees for 1935 planting, noting only four requests so far, mostly from the east. He cited past plantings proving trees endure drought, with 73 000 trees distributed since 1929, and urged planning before winter for 1935 and 1936 plantings with small charges for evergreens and broadleaf trees. Free trees available from Mandan North Dakota for 1936.
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Fred Willson
Willson
Missoula
Fairfield
Clever Cooks News Ninth Meeting Highlights
The Clever Cooks met August 28 at Mrs Blazers with Mary Ellen Meadows present. Margaret Hodgskiss and Evelyn Hodgskiss demonstrated a 4 H white cake while Mary Ellen served ice cream and cookies.
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Wilma van Scherpenzeel
Clever Cooks
Mary Ellen Meadows
Mrs. Blazer
Margaret
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Mary Ellen
Duitts
Kathrine
Wilma van Secerpenzeel
Demonstration of Perfect Retention Shields by H L Hoffman
Minneapolis expert H L Hoffman promotes his Perfect Retention Shields at the Rainbow Hotel from 10 a m to 4 p m with no charge for demonstration. He warns that protruding ruptures are dangerous and urges avoidance of operations and oversized trusses, citing many local satisfied clients.
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H. L. Hoffman
Minneapolis, Minn
Rainbow Hotel
Busy Bee 4-H Girls Hold Achievement Day Program
Busy Bee 4-H club girls led by Miss Iona Davidson held an achievement day at the grade school with 11 members inviting guests. Attendees totaled about 25, featuring dress show, pledges, music, readings, skits, folk dances, games and refreshments.
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Iona Davidson
Kathleen Wallace
Vera Rudolph
Margaret Stenson
Theresa Hirshberg
Helen Burke
Dorothy Jackson
Dorothy Rudolph
Dorothy Moore
Jona Davidson
Odd Fellows Plan Resume of Meetings Next Tuesday
Chateau Lodge No 11 I C O F B announces regular meetings to resume next Tuesday led by Frank Gordon noble grand and George Thompson secretary. This marks the first gathering after the summer vacation.
Back to Church Sunday at Methodist Church
The church opens its new year with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Special music and an officers installation highlight Rally Day. The sermon titled The Builders of Yesterday will be given by Rev. Edwin Dover. A fish feed with Pishkun relish is planned for Friday night.
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Gibson Monkman
Pendray
Epworth League
Edwin Dover
Butte Grand Master Visits Recessed Lodge Officers
H. T. James of Butte, grand master, was here several days ago and called on a number of the officers and members. On account of the lodge being in recess, no meeting was held. Officers are hopeful for a good attendance.
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H. T. James
Butte
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Mr. Willson
Morton’s
van Camp
Sunkist
Monarch
Purex
Razor
Hirshberg’s
Walter
Young Democrats
Home Office
Lincoln Bridge
Philco Radios
PHICO
Philco
Rexall Drug Store
Choteau, Montana
ODD Fellows
Methodist Church
Prestone
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford Sales and Service
Choteau Hardware Co
First National Bank
First National Bank of
Chateau
Julius Hirshberg
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