Wisdom Community Hears OES Meeting News and Graduations
Wisdom and surrounding towns reported a busy week with an OES meeting led by Mrs Luella Kellett and guests from Lima, a completion of eighth grade diplomas at the Masonic temple, and a PT A picnic at the Legion hall. Local residents returned home from Salt Lake City and Ellensburg while others prepared for summer visits and business trips in Dillon.
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D. E. Anson
L. R. Smith
Wisdom
O.es
Luella Kellett
Lima
Lou Ford
Quigley
Mitchell
Cantrell
Pearl Stewart
Hans Lauesen
Salt Lake City
Lauesen
J. P. Lossel
Ellensburg
Wash
Richard McHugh
Neil McHugh
Portland
Oregon
West Fox
P.T.A
Legion Hall
Roy Baker
Dell Lloyd
Elmer Jensen
B. C. Anglin
Idaho
Elk Club
J. E. Hurley
Truman Urges Victory Garden Expansion and Home Food Preservation
President Truman calls on nation’s gardeners to boost food production through extended planting and continuous effort in victory gardens. He stresses home canning as crucial this year due to higher war needs for commercially processed foods. Paul C. Stark of Louisiana Missouri named Director of Home Food Supply by WFA to coordinate agencies overseeing home produced or conserved foods.
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Truman
Victory Gardens
Paul C. Stark
Louisiana
WFA
Mrs. Margaret Bassow Guests at Risley Home
Mrs. Margaret Bassow of Great Falls is visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Risley, staying as their guest.
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Margaret Bassow
Great Falls
B. A. Risley
Log of the Expedition Party in Montana 1805 May to June
The narrative records Lewis and Clark on the Missouri from Blaine to Choteau counties May 27 to June 9 1805. Camps form at Havre Judith mouth Eagles creek Marias and Loma as explorers map the river and establish caches near the Missouri.
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Missouri
Blaine and
Choteau
Havre
Judith River
Missouri River
Eagles Creek
Big Sandy
Highwood Mountains
Virgelle
Marias River
Loma
Captain Clark
Fort Benton
Lewis
Sweet Grass Hills
Chester
Clark
Marins
Montana bulletin outlines farming in state and haying tips
Montana's extension service releases General Information About Montana's Agriculture by Bolster and Stucky detailing Montana's climate soils and farming and ranching opportunities. Dairying expert Tretsven urges early alfalfa harvests for higher protein content and tonnage while stressing careful hay handling to minimize losses.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana Agricultural Extension Service
H. G. Bolster
H. R. Stucky
Agricultural Economics Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Timing and value of alfalfa and legume seed harvests
An agricultural advisor urges early cutting of alfalfa and clovers to preserve nutrients and outlines optimal harvest stages for alfalfa and other legumes. Montana State College extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer notes special AAA payments for alfalfa and red clover seed and calls for increased production after Montana produced 7 million pounds in 1944.
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Tretsven
Timothy
Ralph D. Mercer
AAA
Mercer
Montana
Mrs Claudia Faust Visits Bozeman Parents
Mrs Claudia Faust returned Monday from Bozeman where she spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs C H Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Faust
Bozeman
C. H. Peterson
Devaneys Visit Friends in Dillon This Week
Mr and Mrs Elmer Devaney and daughter formerly of Dillon now reside in Butte are visiting friends and relatives in the area, spending time with old acquaintances and catching up on news.
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Elmer Devaney
Dillon
Butte
Eggs consumption hits record as production dips in 1945
Civilian per capita egg intake rose to a record 100 eggs in early 1945 despite a seven percent drop in total production in Q1. The gain stems from 40 percent fewer eggs dehydrated and strong demand for eggs and poultry at ceiling prices. Military demand remains high, while farm machinery supply lags. WPB warns against expecting immediate availability of equipment and notes limited relief from postwar item shortages.
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WPB
Europe
Rationing Reminders Include Stamps and Valid Dates
Details list wartime redeemable stamps for meats fats processed foods sugar gasoline and shoes with last use dates from June to September. Notes include red blue stamps numbers and air stamps with four gallons and indefinite shoe stamps in book three.
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
Examiner Printing Co offers premium job printing services with consistent quality and quick turnaround. Details on pricing and delivery options available upon request.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Local residents return from travels and visits
Mrs. Martin Jackson came back early in the week from California where she visited relatives. Miss Dorothy Ann Gosman returns from Missoula where she studies at the State University and will spend the summer with her parents. Mrs. John Collins returns from Rocky Boy agency where she visited her daughter and son-in-law. Ted J. Sivalon state field supervisor of the department of public welfare was here from Butte today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Gosman
Missoula
State University
Sen
George M. Gosman
John Collins
Rocky Boy Agency
Herman Schwab
Ted J. Sivalon
Department of Public Welfare
Butte
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Ser Circus An
Uncle Sam
Logav
NEW Goodrich Tires
E. Bannack St
Dillon, Mont
Northwest
Sick’s Missouri Brewing Company
Missoula, Mont
Agricultural Information
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Optometrist
Medlen
Roxy Theatre
America
Budweiser
U.&. Pat
Anheuser-Busch
Saint Louis
A. Farm War News
Harvey Sorenson
Martin Jackson
California
Minnesota Woolen
Simpson Clothes
Knapp Shoes
Lion
Bill George
Circus A
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