Winter Wheat Insurance Deadline Nears in Montana County
One week remains for Teton county farmers to obtain winter wheat crop insurance protection. W H Wellenstein, chairman of the county agricultural conservation committee, urges wheat growers to contact the county AAA office to file an application and complete the insurance contract. Coverage begins once planting starts and runs until harvest, with at least 75 percent of normal production guaranteed. Applications must be filed by September 30. Premiums may be paid in wheat or cash value, with advance benefit payments possible under the program.
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Teton County
W. H. Wellenstein
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wellenstein
County Aaa
Montana
Applications for 1938 conservation payments in Teton County
County agr icultural conservation office must receive all 1938 program payment applications by October 31. After that date no applications or payments will be accepted, even for cooperators who fully complied. This deadline applies only to 1938 payments, not 1939.
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Teton County
Wellenstein
Cooperative program payments audited in Bozeman Montana
W. H. Wellenstein states that all agricultural conservation program payment applications will be audited at a General Accounting Office branch in Bozeman and checks will be issued from the Helena disbursing office.
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Teton County
General Accounting Office
Bozeman
Helena
W. H. Wellenstein
County AAA reorganizes to speed farmer payments
Wellenstein outlined changes in the county AAA setup from Fargo to Helena and Bozeman Maryland? No. In Montana. The new arrangement cuts payment processing by about 25 days and sends checks directly from the Helena disbursing office to the county office, reducing wait to 10 or 15 days after approval. The Bozeman GAR office will support Montana payments with ready staff to handle seasonal peaks.
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AAA Committee
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Wellenstein
Helena
AAA
General Accounting Office
Bozeman
Teton County
Montana
Farmers to receive 1.05 per acre under 1939 AAA program
W H Wellenstein explains that compliance payments for soil depleting acreage allotments will be one dollar five cents per acre with a seven dollar sixty nine cent per acre deduction for partial performance or excess seeding. He says the lower rate reflects higher than expected participation and a need to scale each farmer's share.
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W. H. Wellenstein
Mr. Wellenstein
Pendray Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Gust Johnson's mother visits the Johnson home. Wenatchee residents DuPay visit the Roberta family. Mr and Mrs C F Nugen weekends at Malta. W H Wellenstein hosts Eugene Sullivan dinner guests. Chester Thomas family at Gust Johnson. WJ Earles drive to Great Falls. Birthday dinner for R W Reid and George Porter. Reid turns 87. Cascade visitors Den and Rose. Patton and Luce visit Porter. Oertel returns with arm in cast. Livingston trip by Becker family. Sickness list and ap pendicitis operation for Roy Lewis. Sunday school resumes at Pendray school house at 10 am. Wellenstein guests Jungers to Helena.
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Gust Johnson
Johnson
DuPay
Wenatchee
Wash
W. J. Earles
Great Falls
Pendrey
R. W. Reid
George Porter
Porter
Mr. Reid
O. C. Durland
Estes
Fred Durland
Jay Gitchell
Wm. Goggin
Butte
J. B. Wellenstein
den of
Cascade
John Rose
Luce
Beatrice Patton
Arlene Jensen
A. G. Roberts
Paul Oertel
Conrad Hospital
Gordon Becker
Perry
Livingston
Dick Williamson
Garnet McDonald
Roy Lewis
G. R. Talbert
Sun River
Pendray School
W. H. Wellenstein
Mrs. Jungers
Helena
High School Hi-Lites from Chateau Montana
Local notes cover a Fort Benton loss in eleven-man football for Chateau High and optimism for a strong fall season. Prep band news includes a new pants color and a Band Parents' Club fundraiser for Missoula band festival travel. Classroom antics with Freshmen workbook rituals and humorous student quotes accompany band practice chatter and student performances at the instrument bench.
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Fort Benton
Cut Bank
Beck H D club to meet. Farmers Union notes
Beck H D club will meet Wednesday afternoon September 27 at Mrs. Joe Tackes home. Beck Farmers Union met at the school Friday evening. officers elected Nick Paulus president Joe Homberg Jr vice president Melvin Beck secretary and treasurer. Math Decker was chosen delegate to the state convention in Glasgow. Card party at Beck school Friday evening September 22. Sam Stanger returned to Great Falls after a week with Joe Homberg Sr. family. Mr and Mrs Wittke and son Bill were Great Falls shoppers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Al Nelson were Great Falls visitors Thursday.
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H. D. Club
Joe Tackes
Beck
Farmers Union
Nick Paulus
Joe Homberg Jr
Melvin Beck
Math Decker
Glasgow
Sam Stanger
Great Falls
Joe Homberg Sr
District Meeting of Woman's Club Held at Fairfield
District No. 7 of the Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs met at Fairfield on September 18 19 presided by Mrs Nettie Young with delegates from Chateau Conrad Cut Bank Glacier Park and Fairfield State officers Mrs Mary Mussigbrod Wisdom and others attended A pageant banquet and program featured a jury school for women a new district constitution and cancer control appointments from Chateau delegates included Mrs Fred Willson Mrs Geo Duvendack Mrs John Hentges and others.
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Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs
Fairfield
Nettie Young
Chateau
Conrad
Cut Bank
Glacier Park
Mary Mussigbrod
Wisdom
E. A. McLeash
Ft. Benton
Henrietta Crockett
A. P. Wells
Great Falls
Roma Roth
Fairfield Public Library
Greenfield Beach
Fred Willson
Billie Baillie
R. F. Vick
Holt
Geo. Duvendack
John Hentges
Co. W. Burns
Geo. Carroll
Targaret Nagle
Greenfield Glimpses Community Hall and club notes
Greenfield groups report active civic life with events at the Community Hall and other local venues. Miss Natale McDermott plans Bozeman enrollment as a junior. Senator Wheeler met R A A and F S A leaders to discuss resettlement matters. Club rooms display new drapes by Home Demonstration members. The first PTA meeting of the year is upcoming with officers listed. Handicraft leaders convene for glove making under guidance of Mrs Fuller with a pot luck lunch. Youth club executive committee met to plan, including Eleanor Peden and others. Mrs Schmidt returns home after hospital stay. Carroll Nelson to be discharged from Deaconess soon.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Natale McDermott
Bozeman
B. K. Wheeler
Belton
Montana
A. L. Johnson
Alvin Sage
Fuller
Greenfield Youth Club
Eleanor Peden
Helen Rae McDermott
Claudia Hubert
Ray DeKay
Gordon Bradford
Glenn Baird
H. W. Eaton
Montana Dominates San Francisco Exposition Spotlight
Montana took over the San Francisco exposition on September 16 in a statewide exhibit led by Governor Roy E. Ayers. John J. Jewell, secretary to the governor, served as guest of honor at a reception hosted by fair officials as hundreds of former Montanans in San Francisco joined the celebration.
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Montana
Roy E. Ayers
John J. Jewell
San Francisco
Furnished two bedroom apartment for rent in private entrance
For rent is a furnished modern two bedroom apartment with private bath and separate entrance, with heat and light included. Inquiries directed to Launchette. Also advertised is a modern four room house with bath and full basement listed by Elmer Allum.
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Peter Marron
Elmer Allum
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Sir Echo
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Mr. B. B
Miss Buck
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Grant C
Pinky D
Dorothy M
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Beck News
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Dutton, Mont
Mary Bair
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Dr. Keeton
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Wedum
Federated Store
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