Color and decor tips from the Home Demonstration Agent
The article advises using color to brighten rooms without full redecorating. It suggests selecting a few major colors, matching draperies to wall value, repeating wall colors in patterns, and safely mixing wood tones. It also covers practical tips on rugs, slip covers, and stain removal for summer wear and events.
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Patience Pays in Pet Portraits Says Graflex Director
The Graflex Photo Director urges patience when photographing pets from dogs to birds. Keep a lure on the sidelines, use fast shutter speeds, and set up before placing the animal. Minimize background distractions and shoot from the animal’s viewpoint to capture lively expressions.
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Graflex
Stain removal tips and blueberry storage guidance
Cleaning methods cover tannin removal with cold water glycerine and bleaching on white cottons, plus fruit stain handling with vinegar and boiling water. Advice includes grease removal for washable fabrics, choosing berry quality, freezing blueberries with sirup, and pickling vinegar guidance on white versus cider varieties.
Ranch Time sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
Ranch Time reports from the Examiner detail Social Security figures and timing, outlining coverage, payroll implications, and administrative notes for the agency. The item highlights the agency’s methodical tracking and the impact on beneficiaries and staff.
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Wisdom Beulah Neidt Correspondent News Update
Wisdom notes the Bell building post office moved to Main Street beside Stockman’s Bar. Inspectors and staff work under tight setup, while ranchers await full service. Community updates cover visits, illnesses, weddings, and a fatality notice for Mrs Orpha Cronburg of San Diego and library cataloging by Miss Thorgenson and Mrs Bertha Francis. The Miles City state school probe leads to Custer county attorney handling prosecutions.
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Postoffice
Bell Building
Stockman's
Main Street
A. . Strauss
Harold Capeart
Soren Christenson
Jake Neidt
Bell
Neidt
Pearl Miller
Mel Woodland
Butte
Ed Glassey
Argyl Stephens
Stephens
Dell Lloyd
Raymond Johnson
Mary Ellen
Lloyd Goodman
Brenneman
Eaulton
Wisdom
Sunny
al Stang
Mabel Hixson
Hamilton
New Civic Center
Bob Stewart
Arch Stewart
Basin
Chet Bruns
Cliff
Harry Helming
Clarence Helming
Amy
Hallie Stephens
Claude Anderson
Harry Smith
Peter Rasmussen
Stanley
Gertrude May
Dillon
Helming
Grover Helming
Murray Hospital
Orpha O. Cronburg
San Diego
Calif
Cronburg
Orpha O'Neal
Ben O’neal
Big Hole
Helena
Custer County
Miles City
Board of Education
Carl Horn
Special Education Board
Horn
Montana
Missouri headwaters park draws over two thousand visitors
The new state headwaters park near Three Forks has welcomed 2124 visitors since its July 15 opening. Clark M. Maudlin, vice president of the Founders Association, noted guests arrive from Montana 28 gathering states Washington D C and three Canadian provinces.
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Three Forks
Missouri Headwaters Park
Clark M. Maudlin
The
Founders Association
Montana
Washington, D. C
State funds distributed to counties for schools
State funds distributed to counties for school districts in 1950-51 totaled 8,175,890.56 dollars, covering equalization payments transportation reimbursements and interest from school lands. This compares with 7,487,000 dollars in 1949-50.
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