Woman Dies While Visiting City Noted Resident Esther Chambers
Mrs. Esther Chambers, 66, died Thursday at Barrett hospital after a short illness while visiting friend Mamie Buck. A longtime resident of West Yellowstone, her remains were sent from Brundage Funeral Home to Bozeman for services held at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral arrangements were not announced Saturday.
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Esther Chambers
Barrett Hospital
Mamie’ Buck
West Yellowstone
Brundage Funeral Home
Bozeman
Conservation Reserve signing favors timely action
Farmers are advised not to delay joining the Conservation Reserve as limited annual funds may restrict new contracts in 1958 and 1959. April 15 is the final sign up date. The base acreage and yearly payments depend on contract timing and historical crop data, with delaying offering little advantage and risking disadvantages.
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Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
Kolstad
Montana
Soil Bank
Elks Club Plans Dinner Dance This Saturday
The Elks Club invites members to bring guests to a dinner dance this Saturday. Reservations are requested by Thursday by phoning 707. The committee promises an evening of fine food and dancing.
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The
Elks Club
Phonong 707
Gift of money in a boutonniere presented to Worthy Grand Patron
C Murray gave the Worthy Grand Patron a money boutonniere during the meeting. Afterward Hazel Tash chaired refreshments with Mary Wedum Kate Hawkins Viola Cook and others. The Worthy Grand Matron stayed as a guest of Mr and Mrs Bruce Risley while the Worthy Grand Patron and his wife stayed with Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson.
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Mizpah
Thelma Leonard
Chinook
John Traufer
Helena
Masonic Hall
Ruth Murray
Maizie Davis
Elizabeth Luebben
Dillon
R. D. Curry
Ann Kosala
Basin
New York
Hilman Herrill
Lima
Masonic Welfare Committee
Amy Lorenz
Butte
Americanism
Clift Mocker
Louise Rosenau
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia City
Whitehall
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Wisdom
Forsythe
Terry
Ennis
Angus
Indiana
Evelyn Sage
N. C. Murray
Janet Christensen
C. Murray
Hazel Tash
Mary Wedum
Kate Hawkins
Viola Cook
Genevieve Albertson
Christine
Dorothy Anderson
Jane
Warren Sutherland
Madeline
Alma Carson
Gladys
Roy Cowans
Bruce A. Risley
Chris Peterson
VA clarifies GI loan release rules for veterans
Veterans who sell homes with GI guaranteed or insured loans may be released from liability to the government if the new purchaser has good credit and the loan is current at sale. Lenders may still pursue liability unless a specific agreement is made. Veterans should apply to their VA regional office before selling.
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Veterans Administration
BaumAn Assigned to Missoula Office in BLM
Richard Bauman, formerly assistant district grazing manager in Dillon, will open a new BLM office in Missoula to administer 254,643 acres across Lincoln, Flathead, Sanders, Lake, Mineral, Missoula, Powell, Lewis and Clark, Ravalli and Granite counties. The Garnet Range area near Missoula hosts 171,000 acres of timber land and 227 grazing leases. The work supports wildlife and watershed protection. Nielsen says four foresters and an administrative assistant will join Bauman. Bauman is a 1948 Montana State University forestry graduate.
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Richard Bauman
Dillon
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Missoula
R. D. Nielsen
Billings
Lincoln
Flathead
Sanders, Lake, Mineral
Powell, Lewis and Clark
Ravalli
Granite
Garnet Range
Bauman
Nielsen
School of Forestry
Montana State University
Good workmanship outclasses other pull in the long run
A succinct observation praising durable craft over other methods, stressing long term advantage.
Ranchers urged to buy fertilizers early for spring needs
Beaverhead County agent urges ranchers to purchase fertilizer in advance while stocks are available. Store bags dry and off the floor, avoid heavy stacking, and test soils early to guide orders. Adequate hay and protein concentrates may be needed to maintain milk and rebreeding readiness.
Feeding After Calving Affects Calf Growth And Breeding
After calving beef cows need ample high quality feed to support calf growth and to ease breeder settling at the start of the next cycle. Young cows and first calf heifers require careful nutrition to maintain condition and reproductive readiness.
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Nature
Rebich Graduates From Chemical Corps School
Pvt. Joseph G. Rebich 23 son of Joe G Rebich Route 2 Dillon completed a nine week chemical corps enlisted entry course at Fort McClellan Alabama He trained in chemical decontamination smoke generation and equipment repair after enlisting last October and finishing basic training at Fort Carson Colorado.
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Fort Mcclellan, Ala
AHT Inc
Joseph G. Rebich
Joe G. Rebich
Route 2
Dillon
Chemical Corps School
Fort McClellan
Ala
Rebich
Army
Fort Carson
Colo
Cancer Crusade Urges Support For 1957 Drive
Cancer will strike about one in four Americans, a figure that brings the American Cancer Society's message to 40 million residents. The call goes out to join the 1957 Cancer Crusade and support efforts to fight the disease.
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American Cancer Society
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Eastern Star
U.S. Highway 91
County Farm
Fordson
Martin Ditcher
Jens H. Christensen
Dan Quinn
H. W. Wheat
ED Atkins
Beaverhead County
Rebich Graduated
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Farm Bureau
Hill Billy Orchestra
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