Dutton WSCS Meeting Hostess and Local Visits
The WSCS will meet at Mrs. Jack Campbell's home on Wednesday September 26 with Mrs. Albert Reinke assisting. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hanusa of Council Bluffs Iowa and George Schwaner of Richfield Idaho. Various local families hosted and visited, with travel to Whitefish, Helena, and other towns noted. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens in Great Falls last week. Randolph Aancrud dies at west of Dutton farm.
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WSCS
Jack Campbell
Albert Reinke
Ted Hanusa
Council Bluffs
George Schwaner
Richflickd
Ida
Frank Schabel
Hamsa
Schwaner
Rank Schabel
Bop Oakland
Christine
Bozeman
Jack Bulen
Great Falls
Whitefish
Christine Oakland
Bob Stevens
Eleanor Rossmiller
Leonard Rossmiller
Floweree
Bill Weber
Los Angeles
Walter Rolf
Kalispell
K. Hofto
Rolf
Hoftos
Ira Thompson
Missoula
Laurence Trebesch
R. Hl. Mayer
Jack Wiprud
Helena J
Daughters of the Nile
Frances Halvorson
Cut ‘Bank
Worthy Grams
Lutheran Church
James Cheetham
Leon Johnson
Big Sandy
K. C. Knutson Ome
Johnson
Neihart
Jens Greenle
Casper Frantzich
Sand Coulee
Walter Blake
Walter
Hawaii
Navy
Cincinnati
Helen Greenle
Moorehead
Minn
Concordia College
D. Davidson
H. Hamiston
CES
Shelby, Conrad and
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Ben Shelmerdine
Daughay Bonnie
Suny
John Garvey
Portland
Ore
Garvey
T. J. Cheetham
Deaconess Hospital
Jeasie Evans
Hill
Miss
Randolph Aancrud
Dutton
Robert Judisch
Iowa
Wedger
Fred Heerman
K. Hoft
St. Leslie Hofto
Glen Mayer
Montague
Harry Hurst
Coos Bay
Ore., Are Visiting At the ©. D. Baquet and Reo Coghill Homes. Mrs. Hurst
Clara Walker
Clyde Baquet
Jim Coghill
Collins, Myr
Chris Hoerman
Frank Horak
Nellie England
Conrad
J. A. Coghill
Emil Schlepp
Brady
Richfield
Kelsh
Schabels
Frank Loch
Eugene Biaguet
Betty Kelsh
Horace Heidt
Bern Sheppard
Bessie Reiquam
Flora Lane
Seattle
Erwin Arp
Dell Ross
Chin
Alberta
Glenn Mayer
Inlaw
Clive Ross
Smallest Republic San Marino’s Size and Surroundings
San Marino, the world’s oldest and smallest republic, is about one tenth the size of New York City and is entirely encircled by Italy.
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San Marino
New York City
Italy
Collins and visitors mingle in Collins area social round
Local residents and relatives from Iowa, Oregon, Idaho and Montana visited families in Collins. Shaped by social calls at the Heerman Mayer and Baquet homes, the piece notes travel from Great Falls, Conrad, Brady, Richfield and Dutton, with wheat yields and farming activity as a backdrop.
Montana to host state wide program for cerebral palsy care
Missoula hosts the Montana Chapter of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults on Sept. 22 with public access. The 1951 Easter Seal Agency meeting includes talks by national representatives and state officials, demonstrations of training and treatment, and trustee elections. Speakers include Eveline Jacobs and Paul Ensigh with professionals from Billings and Helena.
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Billings
Montana
Missoula
Hind
Natonal Society
George E. Enell
George Ee. Snell
Gates
Florence Hotel
Easter Seal Agency
National Society
Eveline E. Jacobs
Chicago
Paul R. Ensigh
Helena
State Health Board
Helen Wilson
Billings Mental Hygiene Clic
Lief Fredricks
State Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau
Cerebral
Evolution of Garage Door Standards Through the 20th Century
The article traces garage evolution from 1920s storage sheds to standard eight by eight openings, notes cars grew to five feet wide and eight foot doors, and explains 1935 depth change from 18 to 20 feet while 1946 47 models spurred wider openings with some builders adopting eight six foot doors.
Increased Cotton Acreage Plan Emphasizes Careful Programs
A directive urges expanding cotton acreage only through a well planned program. It stresses strategic planning, resource management, and careful timing to maximize yields while maintaining soil health and market prospects.
Montana Highway Patrol issues motorist accident report forms
The Montana Highway Patrol announces availability of accident report forms under the safety responsibility law. Forms may be obtained from trooper and sheriff offices, city police, or insurance agents. The law takes effect Oct 11 and requires reporting within 10 days if property damage exceeds $100 or if anyone is killed or injured.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s
E. H. England
Highway Patrol
Helena
Mont
England
Sweetness Without Calories From Saccharin Pellets
The article explains saccharin pellets as a synthetic sweetener used to provide flavor in desserts without calories. It notes saccharin is a flavoring agent with no food value, akin to salt and pepper in function though not a nutrient.
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