Shell Fingertip Football Schedule for 1938
Shell Oil Company releases a 24 page Fingertip Football Schedule for 1938, covering 48 colleges, conference schools and independents from the Pacific Coast to the Rocky Mountains. It features a back cover football calendar and last year’s scores, plus Rose Bowl and Shrine East West game records.
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Shell : Oil, Co
J. W. Breen
Shell
Pacife Coast
Rocky Mounhs
Breen
Teton High Plans Active FFA State Competition
The Teton FFA chapter, led by advisor H. A. Winner, will compete for state honors this year. Montana FFA records show 1,300 rural members in 1938, with 45 high school departments represented and five new chapters organized, reflecting growth since 1930.
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Teton
Johnson
Montana
Future Farmers of America
Regional FFA Contests and National Invention Event Featured
Montana FFA counts 15 farm boys sent to the national convention in Kansas City last fall. Regional speaking contests were held in Portland Oregon and Estes Park Colorado. Thirty three chapters hosted FFA parents and banquets while 35 chapters aired half hour radio programs. Twenty four chapters ran summer camps and 25 chapters led highway safety programs. Eighteen chapters engaged in post eradication work, 32 organized libraries for farm boys, and 29 pursued home improvement projects.
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Ing
Portland
Oregon
Estes ° Park
Colo
Montana
F. F. A. Ter
Kansas City
Accidental Spark Sparks Forest Fire near Helena Road
Forest Ranger L. J. Howard reports that on Sunday September 18 a smoker lit a cigarette, a spark igniting grass along the Dearborn river north fork area. In dry heat and light breeze the blaze ran over two to three acres before two men found tools and stopped it. The ranger praised their quick action that averted greater loss to forest and stock ranges.
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L. J. Howard
North Fork
Dearborn River
Helena Road
Howard
Fort Benton Upholds Peddler Curbs as Constitutional
Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled last week that Fort Benton city ordinance banning solicitors peddlers and hawkers from entering private premises without owner consent is constitutional and within police powers. The ruling followed a request from County Attorney J W Lynch and aligns with a recent similar enactment at Chateau. City officials seek citizen cooperation to enforce the measure.
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H. J. Freebourn
J. W. Lynch
Fort Benton
Chateau
Teton High opens season with two decisive football wins
Teton High defeated Brady 23 to 12 and shut out Augusta 13 to 0 in Saturday football action. The report praises players Bleecker Hallberg and Poundin Campbell, highlights strong defense, and notes a robust crowd and upcoming assembly leadership.
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Teton High
Brady
Brady Boys
Chateau
Poundin
Patrick” Campbell
Teton
Augusta
Truckin
Bleecker
Bouncin
Buddy” Hallberg
Rougneck Rosengren
Hart
Hnemen
Rita
Pendray News Highlights Local Visits and Births
Pendray residents report business callers in Great Falls and surrounding visits. Albert Gebhart and family welcome a baby girl. A pot luck birthday for FE Reid drew many neighbors. Jean Larson leaves for State University to continue studies.
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W. H. Wellenstein
Great Falls
Eugene Sullivan
Great Falls Friay
Albert Gebhart
Ladies’ Aid
J. A. Swanson
Lo. Kellogg
Nick Wellenstein
W. J. Earls
Jean Larson
The
State University
G. R. Talbert
Wisconsin
Jackie Wellenstein
Dorothy Lockhart
Joe Fallon
Pendrey
Herman Earls
John Pfeiffer, Jr
James Sheble
FE. W. Reid
Miss Ryan
DeRosier
Tappan
Porter
George Porter
Bolsinger
C. A. Shawver
Earl Shawver
J. H. Gutshall
Jones
Larson
Lusty
Minnesota
Wn. Lusty
E. N. Davis
Ladies’ Catholic Guild
Pendroy
Carl Kochman
L. C. Kellogg
Wm. Goggin
Butte
J. B. Wellenstein
Farmington Ladies Plan Meetings and Events
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs W F Arensmeyer next Wednesday October 5. Annual supper and bazaar scheduled for Friday October 21. The Farmington Home Demonstration Club meets October 20. Rev Olaf Anderson serves Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday at 3 PM. A group of Farmington women hosted a party at the Ernest Arensmeyer home in Chateau Tuesday for Mrs Arensmeyer’s daughter Mrs William Burgess, who along with her husband left for Washington Wednesday after a six week visit. Mr and Mrs C Jenner of McMinnville Oregon are visiting relatives. she formerly Miss Naison.
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Ladies’ Aid
W. F. Arensmeyer
Farmington H. D. Club
Olaf Anderson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Farmington
Ernest Arensmeyer
Chateau
Crop Insurance Applications Hit 105 in County
County Supervisor F Reid Swenson reports 105 applications filed for federal crop insurance as of Monday. Most are for winter wheat on over 20 000 acres. Farmers are urged to apply early and call conservation office in Cumeau for details and to arrange coverage on their land.
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F. Reid Swenson
Swenson
So. Cumservation
Cumeau
Local insurer sale transfers agencies to Nelson firm
A Monday deal transfers B A Roll s fire and casualty and bond and surety businesses to R E Nelson of the Nelson Insurance agency. Roll will focus on fire insurance from his Larson building office with state and general agents present for the transfer.
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B.A. Roll
R. E. Nelsom
Nelson Insurance Agency
Roll
Larson
W. G. Bloemdahl
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Sig Hjer
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