County Agent Expands Wheat Allotment Applications
County Agent Robert Clark and a team of six will continue taking wheat allotment applications beyond the September 25 deadline. Clark plans to meet farmers on October 7, his final scheduled session, with crew members including B A Roll Iona Davidson and Mabel Caskey handling long shifts to enroll farmers. Office work occurs at the courthouse with Arthur Ramsey and Mrs Morris Franklin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
B. A. Roll
Iona Davidson
Mabel Caskey
Court House
Arthur Ramsey
Morris Franklin
Farmers face detailed wheat allotment contracts
Clarkson urges complete applications with base period data and farm maps. Forms demand five years of production history, thresher certificates, elevator receipts, and farm layout. Montana plans allotments up to 7.3 million dollars, with first payments by December and later installments after reductions.
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Clarkson
Wheat Production Control Association
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Helena
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Montana
Silver Bow
Montana Game Rules Open Season Set by Commission
The State Fish and Game Commission in Helena announced 1933 open seasons for migratory waterfowl from October 1 to November 30 with a twelve bird daily bag and twenty four bird possession limit. An elk and deer season runs October 15 to November 15. Ravalli county permits goat hunting September 20 to October 20. Bear hunting requires a big game license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Teton County
Ravalli County
Bitterroot River
Kenneth F. Roahen
United States
Azizia Hot Test Place Records Shatter Heat Limits
Official records name Azizia in Tripoli as the hottest place on earth. In 1924 summer heat reached 186.4 degrees, measured about 25 miles south of the Mediterranean coast.
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Azizia
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Easy to Keep Coconuts in the Husk Long Shelf Life
Report notes coconuts kept in a dry place remain sound for decades. Observations claim coconuts stored properly can stay usable for 20 to 30 years.
Constitution Day Observed by Future Farmers at High School
Constitution day program in the high school auditorium featured a play on framing the constitution by FFA boys with insignia, remarks by Boyd Stenson, piano by Beryl Jones, and a school salute to the flag. The event included names of participating students and a future farmers meeting held September 19 with Sturgis of J C Penney as speaker and committees formed for Green Hand initiation and a Parent and Son banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers
Boyd Stenson
Beryl Jones
James Anderson
America the Beautiful
Assembly
Sturgis
J. C. Penney Co
Evan Campbell
Ed. Yeager
Harry Yeager
SONZS
Future Farmer
Lions Club
Aiklineeast
Harold McDonald
Reidar Neckstad
Bob Harris
Brady
Dell Green
Reid Swenson
Dupuyer Creek
Chateau
Roy Hanberg
Jackie Harris
Andrew
Hal Jensen
Bert Jensen
Moore Home
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Lemons Family
The community gathered last Wednesday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lemons on their Golden wedding anniversary. The nearby couple, loved by many, have resided across states north of New Mexico and shared travelers tales during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Howell
Venetta
MacCammon
Idaho
Jack Lemons
New Mexico
Congressman Lemke to Broadcast National Radio Appeal
North Dakota congressman William Lemke will speak on the NBC national hookup from Chicago on Saturday September 23 from 10 30 to 11 30 a m Mountain time. The broadcast will cover credits and the Frazier bill and related issues. Farmers and business men are urged not to miss hearing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lemke
North Dakota
Chicago
Frazier Bill
Mr. Lemke
Fishing Opens In Two Teton Waters After Commission Order
The State Fish and Game Commission met in Helena on September 7 1933 and rescinded prior restrictions making Pishkin and Willow Creek reservoirs in Teton county open for fishing during the usual season. An open season for Hungarian partridges is set in Teton county from October 29 to November 5 1933 with a daily bag limit of five birds and a possession limit of ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Pishkin
Willow Creek
Teton County
Montana State Fish & Game Commission
W. P. Sullivan
C. B. Marrs
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K. Harmon
Yeager
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J. Toenyes
W. Gitchel
R. Neckstad
W. Swain
M. Swain
J. Daley
K. Poore
H. McDonald
H. Koch
W. Briggs
C. Rose
B. Toenyes
E. Campbell
R. Talifson
H. Yeager
Wayne Gitchel
Broeder Boys
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