Wise River Man Named Director BPCA Last Week
Wise River man George A Carkeek and Frank Husted of Wise River were re elected to three year director terms at the Bozeman Production Credit Association annual meeting in Bozeman. The association reported 1944 credit of 1 585 722 to seven Montana counties with 412 stockmen attending and a four percent dividend paid on stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Robertson
Production Credit Corporation of
Spokane
Bozeman Credit Production Association
Bozeman
Japan
Robertson
F. A. Eaton
Montana
G. A. Briebach
Wilsall
George A. Carkeek
Cameron
Frank Husted
Wise River
Cooperative Credit Agency
Matt Christiansen
Warren Hughes
Ernest Allen
Styattville
Wyoming
Jack Anderson
Shirley
Anaconda
Wallace Christiansen
Bobbie Holm
Jewell Anderson
Holm
Jackson and Dillon residents head to appointments and meetings
Mr and Mrs Harry Lapham drove to Dillon for dental work. Mrs Esta Husted remains in Murray hospital for major surgery. John Judy Husted and Mrs Bruce Warren visited Dillon and Butte. George Husted shows improving progress at Murray hospital. Clemows extended trip to Denver after visiting George. Byron Wilson, former Jackson resident, died freezing on a hunting trip in California. Royal Neighbor and Rebekahs set mid January events. Rev Bessire to conduct Missoula church service January 21 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lapham
Dillon
Lapham
Esta Husted
Murray Hospital
John
Judy Husted
Bruce Warren
Wyoming
Butte
Tom Clemow
George
Mark Clemon
Una Jenkins
Twin Bridges
L. M. Holloran
Jenkins
Enterprise Camp
Rebekahs
Balloon lands on ranch triggers investigation and weather device
A weather testing balloon drifting from Felds Field in Spokane was found on a ranch after five days aloft. County Attorney Lew D Brund and an FBI agent were en route to the scene. The balloon carried instruments to record data at various altitudes and included instructions for its return to its field of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew D. Brundage
FBI
Felds Field
Spokane
Wartime Pull on Wool Trousers and Shirts
The War Production Board orders large portions of wool trousers and flannel shirts diverted to military contracts over the next 90 days to meet army needs. Separately, the Army and Navy urge extensive use of V mail to speed letters to service members and conserve transport space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Mr and Mrs Westergard Return From Spokane Medical Trip
Mr and Mrs Pete Westergard have returned from Spokane where he underwent a major operation for a back ailment. He is reported well on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Westergard
Spokane
Army That's Never Been Beaten: U.S. farmers feed victory
The piece lauds American farmers and ranchers as the vast agricultural army that sustains the nation and armed services. It cites 1944 production highs in meat, corn, and wheat, and notes record meat packing output while praising farmers for meeting yearly food production goals despite shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
America
Farm and Ranch Ideas Pay $5 for Published Tips
Swift & Company invites readers to mail original practical ideas or gadgets that aid livestock, dairy, poultry, crops, or other farm work. Selected items published will earn $5 each. submissions are not returned. Send to Agricultural Good Ideas Editor, Chicago 9, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Agricultural
Chicago
Ilinois
United States
Union Stock Yards
What Ahead for 1945 Three Talking Pictures for Farm Audiences
The piece outlines three educational 16 mm sound films Cows and Chickens USA Nation's Meat and Livestock and Meat for distribution to farm groups. It then questions 1945 farm prospects including war end, Europe food needs and rationing. War Food Administration economists predict higher cattle slaughter in 45 and a gradual decline 1946–49 with about 28–29 million head yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
War Food Administration
Ceiling Prices On Live Hogs In Chicago Trade
The article lists ceiling prices for live hogs by class in Chicago with 14.75 per hundredweight for barrows and gilts and 14.00 for sows stags and boars. It notes a 75 cent difference between groups and provides support prices of 12.50 Chicago basis for 200 to 270 pound hogs, with other markets at 2.25 below ceilings as of Nov 15 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisdom area mourns Fred Holman followed by community notices
Obituary reports Fred Holman of Wisdom Hamilton died and was mourned by friends in the Big Hole. The bulletin lists numerous local residents attending Matt Christiansen's funeral in Anaconda. Other items note club meetings, social events, visitors, and local acknowledgments in Wisdom and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holman
Hamilton
Holman
Wisdom
Big Hole
Warrington Richards
Richards
Frank Wilke
Fishtrap
Anaconda
Matt Christiansen
Fred Woodward
Kares Ralston
Warren Hughes
Fred Anderson
Jack Anderson
Arnold Holm
Clyde Thompson
Weldon Else
Lawrence Bacon
Dell Bacon
Jack
Stephen Paddock
Cleve Seefield
Andy Anderson
Joe Carlson
C. E. Swartz
Don Albee
C. E B. Miller
Raymond Johnson
Peter Rasmussen
Harry Helming
Clarence Helming
Claude Lay
Dillon
Nelson Killed in Action During World War II
H C Nelson died while serving, after training at Camp Roberts and studies at Stanford and Arizona. He was a staff sergeant with an infantry regiment of the 80th division, left for overseas in September 1944, and lived with sister Mrs Holven in Crockett. His brother J William Nelson resides in Telluride, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holven
Crockett
California Hawaiian Sugar Refining Corporation
Camp Roberts
Stanford University
University of Arizona
Camp Adair
Ore
S/Spt
Nelson
J. William Nelson
Dillon
Telluride, Colo
Jackson visitor Jack Brehl in Dillon on business
Jack Brehl of Jackson stopped in Dillon as a business visitor today. He engaged in meetings and discussions related to local commerce and potential collaborations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brehl
Jackson
Dillon
Dillon Girls Scout Council Installs Officers Mon night
Society items report the Dillon Girl Scout council installing new officers at a meeting hosted by outgoing commissioner Mrs. J T Dougherty. New commissioner Mrs. Harry Anderson deputy Mrs. James Bay and secretary treasurer Mrs. A L McArthur were welcomed. Refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Girl Scout Council
J. T. Dougherty
Harry Andersen
James Bay
A. L. McArthur
Melissa Minger
Mary Louise Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
BPCA
Bessire
Missoula
P. J. Lovell CO
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Fertilizer Department
Anaconda, Montana
U. S
C. W. Crickman
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
F. M. Simpson
Chicago 9
Ill
Illinois
Australia
Argentina
OUR
Yours
Simpson
Agricultural Research Department
Eileen Grimes
Victor Givogre
Louis Givogre
Wilma
Victor
Wilma Givogre
Butte. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hurley
C. W. Swartz
Chris Rasmussen
Hans Jorgenson
J. E. Hurley
C. E. Swart
L. R. Smith
Grover Helming
Ed Glassey
George Helming
Howard Hollenbeck
Claude Anderson
Maryellen
Chris Rasmuseen
Joe Gross
Gross
Argyle Stephens
Amy
David
Raymond Stephens
Rolland Christiansen
Berkly
Calif
Dorothy Christiansen
Montana State College
H. C. Nelson
Ames Reardon
Margaret Ann Ames
Eugene H. Reardon
St. Anthony's Church
Long Beach
Smith Ames
Beaverhead County
Los Angeles
The
Waves
San Pedro Naval Air Base
E. B. Sellars
Polytechnic High School
Pacific
St. Rose Guild
Dolores Spegar
Presbyterian Manse Society
Dillon Home Makers
Lambert Eliel
E. J. Donovan
Donovan
Harry Tash
Methodist Aid Society
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Beaverhead
Hazelbaker
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