Pinochle party opens winter series at Goose home
The Women’s club winter card series began Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goose’s home. Six tables played Pinochle with Ralph Potts high for ladies and Shirley Anderson of Fishtrap second. Ralph Potts first and Jesse Tope of Wisdom second for men. Refreshments at midnight. Next party set for Feb 20 at the Leslie Jones home.
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Walter Goose
Fishtrap
Ralph Potts
Shirley’ Anderson
Jesse Tope
Wisdom
Leslie Jones
Lee Worthington
Georgia and
Lee
Polson
Worthington
Tex Clark
Butte
Meaderville
Walter Jones
Les
Lie Jones
Lynn
H. A. Stanchfield
Dillon
Husted Ranch
Bob Stanchfield
Dale Dart
Major Sadler
Salt Lake City
Fred Gill
Bud Green
Walter Olsen
Ross McGinnis
Louie Mattich
Gene
Anaconda
Ben Mallon
Maud Maloney
Jim O’connell
Mining City
Verne Stanchfield
Isabel Fargher
Georgia Miller
Mary Martin
Martin
Carol Edith
Captain Martin
Battle Creek
Mich
Fresno
Calif
Edith Martin
LaPorte
Archie McTaggart
Bobby
Joe Samal
Wise River
McTaggart
Samal
Enoch Young
Melrose
Squaw Creek
Mallons
Jim LaMarche
Bill Ferguson
Ferguson
Big Hole
Potts
Gilbert Dodgson
Muchmore
Gnose
Robert Green
Fred. Gill
Nell Trueman
Ida ‘Warden
Dave Hickman
Mary Martin Ranch
Goose Ranch
Neva
Ranger al Muchmore
Ida Warden
al Muchmore
Feed Waste Could Cut 1 Million Tons a Year
Dr H J Sloan of the Poultry Institute estimates current feed waste raises yearly losses to 2,400,000 tons. With better management and stricter culling a potential saving of over a million tons is possible, translating to large gains in eggs and poultry meat. Purina Merchant offers free help to local farmers, including bird culling, housing fixes, sanitation, and feed conservation, using approved methods in a Food for Victory Action Sheet.
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Sloan
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Purina
Food For Victory
Local Melrose notes busy week with visitors and mail tips
Melrose residents mingle with visitors from Dillon Butte and Butte Public Stockyards. Many locals travel for shopping business and health visits. The Post Office warns November Christmas mailing helps avoid postal congestion with parcels marked do not open until Christmas.
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Farmers Union Hall
Lavon
Violet McCauley
Tom Connor
Willard Olson
Mary Smith
Joan Smith
Maurice Tate
W. Q. Kearns
Gebhart Fassler
Mary
Helen Fassler
Albert Streb
Jean
Patsy Streb
Albert Hager
Mike O’brien
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Kunkel
Anaconda
Lord
Alaska
Farmers Union
Russia
Japan
Aleutians
Frank Gordon
Butte
Chris Springer
Cecil Clark
Rodgers
John Maclver
William Q. Kearns
Harvey
Clifford Reid
Robert Hudson
Jack Kearns
Denver
Information Service
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Lillian M. Pond
Melrose
1948 Duck Shooting Time in Western Districts
Migratory bird shooting hour schedule for Butte Deer Lodge Anaconda and Dillon districts set under War Time rules through December 3. Postmaster General Walker says the department issues a timely warning and facts to help the public cooperate and make November the Christmas Mailing Month.
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Butte
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
Walker
Community Notices Highlight Social Gatherings This Week
Junior Guild of St. Rose hosts members for pinochle and bridge at Nancy Bar retts home with high scores by Mrs. James Mc Culley and Mrs. Dan Henneberry. Danish Brotherhood dance at I O F hall features Kenny Downing on piano. Home Demonstration club entertained by Mrs W J Bierrum. Armistice Day program by Ellen May Guild at 4 30 pm at Mrs S E Davis home with solos by Vera C Hazel and Alice Davis and devotional by Mrs John Collins and Mrs Frank Tyre. Evelyn Rimel to present chapter on Re making of America. Shakespeare Club meets at Miss Clara Plant 512 South Washington with Miss Melissa Minger hosting. Mrs John Cross reviews Junior Miss by Sally Benson.
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Albert Streb
Butte
Elmer Macarowski
Dillon
Elmer
Roy Evans
Melrose
Fred Crouse
Crouse
Parke Davis
Butte Public Stockyards
Met
Norman Grant
Miller
Leonard Lively
Jack Mee
Jimmy
Jim LaMarche
Eugene Tuttle
Divide
Howard Jones Ranch
MacDonald
Portland
Lulu Lively
Oregon City
Sam Friend
Claude Dodgson
Nancy
Claudine Dodgson
Pocatello
Idaho
Kenneth Hull
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Everett Turner
Dan Turner
Linnea Moore
Inlaw
John Trueman
Lowell Jones
Howard Jones
Butte Public
Lee Hoerning
Clarence Commons
Cherry Creek
Jimmy Grose
Robert Scollick
Smith Ranch
Lydia Swoford
Eva Olson
Swoford
Oregon
John Swoford
Olson
Nampa
Frank Moore
Johanna Smith
Floyd Smith
O. Ring
McCleod
Mr. Forcella
Feeley
John MacIver
Mi City
Dolly Dunstan
Elwyn Dunstan
Nancy Barrett
St. Rose Catholic
Ellen May Guild
S. E. Davis
Roy Herndon
Vera C. Hazel
America
Ernest Block
Alice Davis
Country
Raye and Jacobs
John Collins
Frank Tyre
Evelyn Rimel
Shakespeare Club
Clara Plant
South
Washington
Melissa Minger
John Cross
Sally Benson
Revise Limit on Farm Construction Now Set at $1000
The limit on farm construction including residential buildings is set at $1000 under a revision of OE L-41 by WPB. Previously farm residences were often not included in farm totals, but the change overrides that practice. Miss Virginia Ries reports from Seattle where she has been traveling.
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Conoco
Conocoth
WPB
Virginia Ries hasTell
Seattle
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H. J. Sloanted
Poultry Teikchent of Minnesota, University
Melrose Marguerite LA Marche
Frank Hazelbaker
Christine Rodgers
Wilber Squires
Reed Featherly
Red Rock
Lake
P. J. Lovell Co
Billings Livestock Commission Co. Sales
Billings Livestock Commission Co
I.o.0.f. Hall
Kenny Downing
W. J. Bierrum
Nual
United States
Dillon Council
Continental Oil Co
Pasolm
W. D. Tessier
Harold Patrick
L. E. Davis
Jack Knight
Bob Johnson
Kenneth Downing
Milton Bourassa
Pete Piazzola
Uey Selway
Milton F. Bourassa
Robert Uses
Ray J.tanfield
Miller Construction Co
Harvey Whitington
E. Davis
Montana Power Co
Renee
State Bank & Trust
Glen Lyon
Gteseneressene
John Sanner
Roy Selway
Albert Featherly
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Soren Sorerison
Eliel Bros., Inc
Davis Motor Co
Meeeeca
Gamedee Sansens
Dillon Implement Co