Former Gov J Hugo Aronson Publishes The Galloping Swede
Former Montana governor J Hugo Aronson autographs copies of his memoir The Galloping Swede in Helena to mark his 79th birthday. Co author Dr L O Brockmann recounts Aronson’s life from Swedish tenant farming roots to his emigration, education struggles, and eventual rise in Montana.
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Helena
L. O. Brockmann
Montana State University
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America
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Treasurer Announces U S Savings Bond Interest Increase
Secretary Kennedy announced a 1% bonus to long term United States Savings Bonds boosting the effective rate on new bonds to 6 percent when held to maturity. The retroactive raise to June 1 1970 improves yields on outstanding Series E and H bonds and applies to those in payroll plans and new buyers.
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Winter wheat varieties dominate Montana planting this year
Cooperative Extension notes leading winter wheat varieties in Montana include Winalta Cheyenne Warrior Lancer and Winaka with varied strengths. Winalta is Canada bred and winter hardy. Cheyenne yields highly but shatters. Warrior from Pawnee Cheyenne cross moderately resists Hessian fly. Lancer resists stem and stripe rust. Winaka resists stem rust and is suited to eastern Montana.
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Augusta Elks Triumph Over Dutton In Class C Battle
Augusta Elks defeated Dutton 22 to 14 after a 8-8 tie through three quarters. Dutton opened scoring on a 4 yard run by John Clotfelter with a successful conversion to Blanchett. Augusta safety followed a punt block in the end zone, then Mosher connected on a 30 yard pass to Ken Mosher to tie the game.
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Mark Olson
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MYF News Meeting Officers Elected For Month Event
Rev Adams led the meeting as officers were elected: President Holly Adams vice president Marvin Baker secretary Laura Mitchell treasurer Chris Oertel reporter Debbie Larson The month includes a hay ride and communion on Oct 6 from 6 to 10 pm Junior M Y F May invite one guest Lee Pouroy and Marvin Baker to arrange a truck for the ride to Eureka Lake Refreshments planned Winnie Morey and Laura Mitchell on program Sept 22 Meeting adjourned
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Holly Adams
Marvin Baker
Laura Mitchell
Chris Oertel
Debbie Larson
M.Y.F
Lee Pourroy
Eureka Lake
Winnie Morey
Woodahl Baby Girl Born September Sixth at 7 13
Mr and Mrs James Woodahl announce the birth of a daughter Kris tina Kari on September 6 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces She joins a brother at home Lee Hamer is visiting the Leslie Stott home this week.
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Kristina Kari
Lee Hamer
Leslie Stott
UM housing aides to help students through orientation
UM dorm staff led by Thomas H. Hayes prepare an orientation for September on the Missoula campus. Head residents and resident advisers will train to act as advisers counselors and referral agents aiding students with questions problems or complex needs. Barbara Kay Cole of Choteau is named a resident adviser.
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University of Montana
Missoula
Thomas H. Hayes
Hayes
Janet K. Wedum
Neal
Choteau
Barbara Kay Cole
Cecil Cole
Open House Announced for Mr and Mrs Greg Curtis
Mr and Mrs Grant Curtis invite friends to an open house honoring their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Greg Curtis on Sunday September 20 from 2 to 4 pm. The Curtises wed last March 25 and this is their first such gathering for families to meet the new Mrs Curtis.
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Malone Family Hosts Sunday Dinner With Richard Pages
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Malone Jr. and Todd dined with the Richard Pages on Sunday, sharing a meal and conversation in a family visit.
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Todd
Richard Pages
Poll Taken Throughout State On Territorial Integrity Issue
A statewide survey shows 68.4 percent favor territorial integrity legislation to 18.1 percent opposed. The poll, tied to the Montana Power Co and rural cooperatives dispute, notes 71.8 percent of respondents were private power customers and 90 percent view cooperatives as beneficial.
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Childers
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Tiny Troopers Meeting Notes Include Skits and Foods
President Sandra Maurer led the Tiny Troopers meeting with pledges and songs. A skit for mothers was planned, new members discussed, and Cathy demonstrated meat kabobs. The next 4-H year start date was asked, with Oct 7 at Ora's noted.
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Connie Bellamy
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