County Agent News Notes on February Farm Bureau meetings
The county agent outlines February Farm Bureau meetings across eleven communities with Uncle Sam Hampton as principal speaker, plus music and readings. A second series runs February 7 to 12 with J. G. Haney. both series are free. Also notes corn trials by R. Sturgeon and others, and livestock standardization plans in Fairfield and Dry Forks with local leaders and a livestock specialist.
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Farm Bureau
Sam Hampton
Dry Forks
Porter Beach
Farmington and
Collins
Bole
Fairfield
Power
Beck
Spring Valley
T. S. Gap
J. G. Haney
Rose
Power and Beck
Dunton
T. J.gap
Tuton County
R. Sturgeon
North Dakota
Sturgeon
Ed. Bammel
Vallex
Armstrong
RE. W. Stone
Dutton
Stond
Montana
Fairfield and Dry Works Bureau
Sid Campbell
H. H. Breeker
R H. Melon
High School Notes Highlight Dormitory Activities
Dorothy Van Alstine hosted a dorm birthday party on the 19th inviting all dorm residents. A table is reserved for French students who must converse in French. Margaret Lee became a new boarder this week. The agriculture class tested milk and cream last week. Freshmen vs sophomores basketball occurred last week. Juniors and seniors will play this week and the winner faces the championship. The glee club plans an operetta in about two weeks with principal parts assigned. The Farm Bureau will tour for membership with part of the glee club providing entertainment. The Latin club plans a play soon.
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Dorothy van Alstine
Margaret Lee
Glee Club
Farm Bureau
Latin Club
Manifestations Sermon Series At St Stephen’s Church
Rev H E Bush presides at morning worship and evening prayer with church school at noon The third sermon in the Manifestations of Christ series titled Christ Manifested in Our National Life is planned for next Sunday An annual parish meeting will be held Monday to review the year and elect a vestry The Schereschewsky club girls were entertained at the Archibald home with games and amusements last Friday evening.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
Protestant Episcopal
H. E. Bush
St. Stephen’s
Schereschewsky Club
Church School
B. G. Archibald
Lillian
R. Bruce
Fairfield
Ruth Andrews
Chris Lindseth
G. I. Tangen
The
Luther League
John Edwards
Choteau Teams Sweep Three Saturday Games
Choteau Town Team defeated Conrad Town Team 36 to 13 at the local high school gym. Choteau Boy Scout team beat Fairfield high 20 to 16. Teton County High played Big Sandy High at Big Sandy, with Big Sandy winning 7 to 5.
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Choteau
Choteau Town
Conrad Town
Fairfield High School
Teton County High
Big Sandy
Big Sandy High
Standardization to Boost Local Dairy Cattle Breeding
The Dry Forks community seeks to standardize dairy cattle breed selection to improve stock and foster better community spirit. The War Finance Cattle Loan will be studied as a potential program, considered the most beneficial option if workable for the region.
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Dry Forks
War Finance
Huge gas flow found in well near Sweet Grass
Gas gauges spiked during tests at an oil well in Toole County about 30 miles northeast of Shelby. The Troy Sweet Grass Oil syndicate owns the well. Gas was struck at 1360 feet, flow halted only by plugging the pipe. estimates exceed 2,000,000 cubic feet daily with possible permanent supply.
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Toole County
Shelby
G. G. Howard
Jamieson and Howard
Troy- Sweet Grass Oil Syndicate
Weyerhauser Lumber Company
Troy
Montana
Howard
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
California
Corpus Christie
Texas
Great Falls
Troy-Sweet Grass
Old fashioned eagle on Peace Dollar fuels design rumors
Washington reports the new silver Peace dollar is in circulation and matches the traditional American eagle design, not a dove or broken sword. The imagery shows an eagle with an olive branch and the word Peace, embodying strength and the promise of peace.
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Washington
Iself
United States
Hirshbergs Ad Promotes Sugar Sale at 50 Cents
A small advertisement notes 19 pounds of cane sugar for 50 cents at Hirshberg's. In a separate birth notice, Mr and Mrs Ray Sylvester announce the birth of a son at the Chateau hospital on January 20.
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Hirshberg’s
Ray Sylvester
Chateau Hospital
Hirshberg Acts for First National Park in Fairfield Visit
E. J. Hirshberg is in Fairfield this week overseeing the First National Bank business during his brother’s illness at the Choteau losy-tal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hirshberg
Fairfield
Choteau Losy-Tal
Public School Farmington News Highlights Local Activities
Relates school janitor Mr. Weaver returning after illness and a busy schedule of eighth grade events. Students plan county biology exams and possibly geography retakes, with a spelling challenge against Big Tom Rosette. The giant stride equipment works well and Mrs. Craig undergoes appendicitis surgery with normal training girls substituting. Community notices include Luther League election results, Ladies Aid meeting, and church services on February 5.
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Verna Upman
Weaver
Citizens’ League
Georgaphy
Craig
Tom Rosette
A. N. Palmer Co
Treasury saving certificates attract small investors nationwide
Washington reports a new direct from the government savings certificate plan aimed at small incomes. The $25 $109 and $1,000 certificates promise safe principal and fixed interest with semiannual compounding and cash redemption options. Demand surged, expanding distribution to 29,000 post offices and federal banks, signaling strong faith in US Treasury securities for rainy day savings.
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Treasury
Washington
United States
Mellon
Federal Reserve
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Department
Pendroy News Highlights Local Social and Business
Pendroy reports several residents visiting the county seat and nearby towns. Birth announced a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kochman. A dance is planned for next Saturday with an open invitation. Farmers resume wheat hauling as prices rise and locals note Mr Grooms’ wife visits Everett, Washington for care.
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James Pendroy
Chas
Malcolm
Chateau
Genevieve Larson
Waynild Ranch
Tu. B. Frazier
H. Allair
T. W. Colvin
J. T. Rimour
J. R. DeWitt
Falls
Carl Jensen
Conrad
Carl Kochman
W. P. Grooms
Everett
Washington
J. M. Ryan
H. L. Richmond
Great Falls
M. H. Fromma
Welena
Brownell School House
Notice Ed Ex Service Man James I Winsley Visit
James I Winsley of Great Falls training officer for the U S Veterans Bureau arrives February 6 by the C M S and J P Ry and departs the same day. He will be at the Merchants Cafe to meet any disabled soldier seeking advice on pending vocational training claims.
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James I. Winsley
Great Falls
U. S. Veteran’s Bureau
Chateau
Merchants Cafe
L A Foot for Federal Judge in Montana
Petition drives seek Major L A Foot former Chaveau attorney for one of two new federal judges in Montana as the bill creating two seats passes. Appointment is for life with a 7500 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
L. A. Foot
Chaveau
Washington
Foot
Bourquin
Helena
Toot
Old Timer James Calwell Dies After Pneumonia
James Calwell 79 died Monday at Chateau hospital after pneumonia followed a week of decline from a fall in his Montana cabin. Civil War veteran born in Michigan enlisted at 19, lived 44 years in Montana with 39 in Teton County. Surviving relatives include two sons and a sister in California. Funeral held at Catholic church with post delegation. Interment at Chateau cemetery with military salute.
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James Calwell
Chateau Hospital
Mr. Calwell
Michigan
Montana
Teton County
California
Mopling
Beyv
Mayoney
Chateau
Calwell
Pendroy Notice Preaching at Pendroy School House
Pendroy residents are alerted to a Sunday 8 o'clock preaching service at the Pendroy school house. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Harry T. Stong.
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Pendroy
Harry T. Stong
Omar Cook Conducted Business in Choteau on Tuesday
Omar Cook of Bynum transacted business in Choteau on Tuesday.
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Omar Cook
Bynum
Choteau
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Fairfield Committee
Federal Reserve Bank Eee
Eral Reservvystem
Sweet Crags
Farmington News
Pendroy News
L.A. Foot
Citizens State Bank
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