Local Notes and Socials From Great Falls Area
Miss Pauline Rice of Pendray, a student nurse at Montana Deaconess Hospital, left Sept 15 for Warm Springs for a three month psychiatric nursing course. Various local residents travel, visit, and plan events including a bridal shower for Miss Bessie Corbett, a Meade Evangelism effort in Great Falls Oct 2 13, and several trips to Missoula and Denton.
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Pauline Rice
Pendray
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Montana State Hospital
Warm Springs
Jerry Breen
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Galvin
Herbie Anderson
Anderson
Bozeman
Carroll Kirk
Frannie
Wyoming
Kirk-Clark Ranch
Ernie Dale
Martin Hanson
Stuart Meyers
Flathead Lake
Clark Coffey
Georgia Ann
Sepve
Strong
Frances Humble
Helena
Reed Flavy
Vi Jocksphof
Aeing
Texas
Jackson
Jim
Wisconsin
Snyder
Byron Corbett
Bessie Corbett
Bessie Stott
Jlanch
George
Arnold Neiswender
Collins
Seattle
Naval Air Service
University of Washington
Vi Jackobson
Jimmy
First Methodist Church
Home Storage Conserving Advised for Winter Vegetables
Montana State College extension horticulturist E. E. Issac says home storage at 35 to 38 degrees F with adequate moisture and ventilation preserves cabbage celery onions root crops pumpkins squash tomatoes potatoes dry beans and dry peas. Basements cellars caves or pits can be used and a circular guide titled Home Storage of Vegetables provides complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
E. E. Issac
Montana State College
Trouble Brewing Visitor Inquires After Manager
A witty exchange unfolds as a visitor asks if the manager is available. The office boy replies he is and always glad to see pretty girls. The visitor then reveals her motives and states that his wife is present.
Local pilot earns single engine rating after Helena flight
Jean Noedhagen obtained his commercial dial single engine rating Monday flew to Helena and took the exam entitling him to carry passengers for hire in single engine airplanes. Dr. Douglas Cornell of Chicago visited several days with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McDonald, Mrs. Emily Graty and Mrs. C. S. McDonald this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Noedhagen
Helena
Douglas Cornell
Chicago
C. D. McDonald
Emily Graty
C. S. McDonald
ACA Office Receives Allotment for Conservation Aid
ACA officials announce a large allocation of funds to support approved conservation practices. A spring needs survey shows substantial demand for more work, with officials urging operators to declare intent to follow listed practices this fall to receive assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Sheepmen May Prevent Loss of Lambs In Feed Lot Change
Dr. Howard Welch of Montana State College discusses reducing lamb losses during the shift from range to feed lot through careful management. He advises selecting quality lambs, minimizing shrink during shipment, letting lambs rest on pasture about a week, and using grass first if alfalfa is unavailable. He notes there is no vaccine or mineral mix for scours, so prevention is best.
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Bozeman
Howard Welch
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
Montana State College
Welch
Laundering Bulletin Issued for Applicants
Bozeman reports a new Home Laundering bulletin by Dr. Jesse T. Richardson of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station. It outlines water quality and material considerations for laundering, aiming to guide county agents and readers on suitable laundering practices and water testing.
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Bozeman
Jesse T. Richardson
Montana
Steim
Richardson
Department of Home
Tudletin Ma
Fray County Cients
Wertine
Mey
Rielanteon
Protein and Mineral Feeds for Pigs Highlighted in Bulletin
Bozeman reports a new Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin on Protein and Mineral Supplements for Pigs Fed Wheat and Barley. R T Clark and R R Woodward note skimmilk and buttermilk as the most efficient protein supplements, with soy bean oil meal and flakes offering fair gains on pasture, while alfalfa hay underperformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana State College
R. T. Clark
R. R. Woodward
Department of Animal Industry and Range Management
Clark
Woodward
Class
Ownership Statement for Choteau Acantha October 1946
Notarized statement by Jere Coffey listing publisher editor and owner of The Choteau Acantha. Includes verification of ownership and corporate details, with odd OCR artifacts and filler lines surrounding the notice. The notice references Montana Te ton and the publication in Choteau.
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Congress
Choteau
Montana
State of Montana
Bondhoeders
Monagees
Doty
Notar
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Thompson
Fasser
ACA
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Acantha
Theatre
IGF
Temptation
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Life, Time and Pie
Noel Cowards
Rex Harrison
Constance Cummings
Ammond
Margaret Rutherford
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H. M. Reid
Eceppa
PEUS
Kathryn Grayson
June Allyson Lauritz
Melchior
Jimmy Burrite
Pater Lawford
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