Butte Rotary Proposes Fred Emmett as District Governor
Fred Emmett long time Butte Rotary leader and civic figure is proposed as district governor for Rotary Montana for 1956 57. Announcement came at 1955 convention in Butte with election by mail ballot and result to be declared at Helena district conference April 6 8. Emmett joined 1922 and has led member installations and served as club president 1948 49.
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Rotary
Butte’ Club
Montana
Rotary Clubs
Helena
Philadelphia
Emmett
Butte ‘Club
Butte
Butte Club
Curtis L. Wilson
Moritana School of ‘Mines
Butte Rotary Club
Tom J. Davis
Butte Executives Club
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Episcopal Diocese of
Community Chest
Red Cross
Y.M.C.A
Community Concerts Association
de Emmett
Mrs. Emmett
West Park
Mefford Seeks GOP Nomination for Montana State Treasurer
Bruce Mefford announces candidacy for state treasurer as a Republican. He cites 29 years in the postal service and prior roles in real estate and insurance, plus civic work and his current post as auditor for the State Liquor Control Board in Great Falls.
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Bruce O. Mefford
Mefford
Montana
Missoula
Liquor Control Board
State Champion Is Award Winner in National Wool Sewing Finals
Seventeen year old Darlene Whitmore of Conrad Montana won one of 11 national awards in the Make It Yourself with Wool finals in Fort Worth. She placed third in the junior division and received a $100 U S Savings Bond from I A Wyner & Company.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Darlene Whitmore
Conrad Montana
Miss Whitmore
U. S
I. A. Wyner & Company
Montana
Irene C. Bradley
Crane
Whitmore
National Wool Growers Association
F. W. Woolworth Company
Montana Wool Growers Association
The
Wool Bureau
Melvin Bartz
Barber
James Bompart
Helena
Conrad
Western States
Scouting Aims: Character Leadership from Ages Eight to Eighteen
Scouting teaches Boys to develop character and leadership through ten years of service. It emphasizes unselfish acts and personal growth from age eight to eighteen.
Finish Cattle Now Says Montana Livestock Expert
Bozeman Montana feeders holding cattle in half fat condition can aid markets by waiting until they are finished, says N A Jacobsen MSU extension livestock specialist. He notes few choice cattle now sell above cost per pound as feeders and early sales transfer profit to others. He cautions late spring prices often rise for fat cattle and urges stopping feeding when cattle reach commercial slaughter grade.
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Bozeman
Montana
N. A. Jacobsen
Montana State College
Jacobsen
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Fred Emmett
Bruce Mefford
GOP
Boy Scouts
Dillon Examiner
Raymond Schwartz
California
ART Memorial Company
Butte, Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Youll
Examiner Printing Company
Bob
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