Scouts Launch 1956 Get Out the Vote Drive Nationwide
Scouts mobilize nearly 6 000 leaders and youths across the nation in a nonpartisan campaign with the Freedoms Foundation to boost voter registration and turnout for the November 6 election. The effort includes posters doorknob hangers and a final November 3 push to reach millions of households. A unit recognition plaque will follow later in the year. Mrs. Lydia Lewis is to be hospitalized in Conrad for treatment.
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United States
Montana
Boy Scouts of America
The
Freedoms Foundation, Inc
Valley Forge
Boy Scouts
Power Pirates open season with 27 15 win over Simms
Power High School opened conference play by beating Simms 27 to 15. Key scorers included Don Loftsgaarden and Dick Dehn on passing and rushing plays, with Simms led by Sivumaki and Vernon Sands on a punt return TD. The game featured multiple Power and Simms standouts and set up Power’s next matchup at Dutton.
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Power Pirates
Simms
Pirates
Tigers
Bucs
Ronnie Dahlman
Dick Dehn
Pirate
T.D
Alan Loftsgaarden
Don Loftsgaarden
Sivumaki
Vernon Sands
Jerry Smith
Stan Poor
Emil Neumann
Richard Headington
David Konopatzke
Billy Leistiko
Dutton
den Loftsgaarden
Associated Students of Power High School
Richard Dehn
Janice Andrews
Janice Milner
Blanche Miller
Donna Largent
Jim Frisbee
Darryl Olson
Isabelle Toeckes
Myrna Lawin
Sharon Oberosler
Jack Anderson
Francis DeFea
James Frisbee
Douglas Vage
Mary Alice Stinchfield
Judy Andrews
Signe Harlow
Don Loftsgaattien
Rodney Grossman
Pat Frisbee
Russell Raymond
Elk hunting dates changed in Area 12 Montana
The Montana Fish and Game Commission adjusted elk hunting dates in Area 12. West of the Missouri River opens Oct 28 for three days, Jefferson and Broadwater counties included. remaining Area 12 opens Oct 15 at 5 a.m. and closes Oct 18.
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Area 12
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Missouri River
Commission
Jefferson
Broadwater
Hunter
Antelope Permit Drawings Expand in Most Areas
Shipley stated permits in most antelope areas will increase by ten percent. Permits will be issued by Electric Business Machine Drawings to applicants who applied before July 31, 1956 but were not successful in the first drawing. If needed, quotas may be filled from second and third choices. cards are on file and no new application is required. Successful second drawing permits will be mailed by September 17.
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Drouth
Manny
Game Department
Helena l
Shipley
Peter Falardeau Dies at 69 in Great Falls
Peter Falardeau 69 of 213 28th St S Great Falls died Saturday morning at his home. Funeral rites were held Tuesday at 9 am from George Co and 9 15 am at Holy Family Church with Requiem Mass. Burial Mt Olivet under Veterans Council. Rosary Monday night at 7 30. Born April 4 1887 Spencer MA he came to Montana in 1924 World War II veteran member of American Legion and Holy Family Church. Survivors include widow Okla two daughters Gordon Wardinsky and Robert Goettle a son Frank Falardeau seven grandchildren and brother Phillip Falardeau Montreal.
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Peter Falardeau
28Th St. S
Great Falls
George Co
Holy Family Church
Mt. Olivet
Veterans’ Council
Falardeau
Spencer
Mass
Montana
American Legion
Okla
Gordon Wardinsky
Robert Goettle
Frank Falardeau
Phillip Falardeau
Montreal
Great Falls Tribune
Prediction on Grain Crop Is Changed in Montana 1956
Montana's 1956 spring wheat and durum crop forecast was raised by nearly 3 million bushels to about 51 742 000. Winter wheat unchanged at 19 862 000, bringing total Montana wheat to 71 586 000 bushels, down 38 million from last year. Crop and livestock service notes better yields for other grains and hay due to favorable rains. By Sept 1 harvests: winter wheat 81 percent, barley and oats about two thirds.
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Montana
Agricultural Department
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Bakery proprietor targets abuse at Lions Club letters note
A letter to the editor styled note discusses abuse directed at the local bakery proprietor. It mentions the Lions Club and Champlain firemen, signaling community tensions and inflammatory comments surrounding the business.
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Lions Club
Firemen’s
Cham
Lorence Tweet Purchases Evan Thompson Home on Wisconsin Street
Mr and Mrs Lorence Tweet of Ledger buy the Evan Thompson residence on Wisconsin Street. The Thompsons relocate to Chateau after the sale as reported by the Conrad Independent Observer in the want ads.
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Lorence
Ledger
Evan Thompson
Wisconsin Street
Thompsons
Chateau
Conrad Independent Observer
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Lydia Lewis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Power School News
Power High School
Power
Lowel
Jeanette Lear
Lillian Nelson
Alma Palmer
Bridget Meek
Lois Turville
Iola Butts
Mar
Klyn Chisholm
Douglas Wagg
Francis De'Fea
Owen Loftsgaarden
Tesch Sales & Service
Teton Pharmacy
Joe Lucier
Choteau
Gt. Falls
Ber of Commerce
60Th Street
Oakland
California
Jasper
Canada
Mrs
Walter Powell
Peir
Hanusa Agency
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Chateau Park
Governor Aronson
Filare
Teton County Central Committee
Pol. Pol. Adv
Acantha
Great Falls Livestock Commission Co
Great Falls, Montana
Graham Crackers National Biscuit
Pillsbury
LOG Cabin
Kenmore
Rose
Davenos
Obernoste Furniture
General Electric
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