Community Notices and Local Visits Highlight Idaho Falls Weekend
Mrs. J M Burt returns home to Idaho Falls after a week with relatives. Routes of visitors include Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Colson of Dubois en route to Dillon and Mrs A H Durtchi of Ashton visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs R B Lowder. Several Dillon shoppers and local guests join a busy weekend scene with dances, showers, and auxiliary meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Burt
Idaho Falls
Kenneth Colson
Dubois
Dillon
A.H. Durtchi
Ashton
Idaho
R. B. Lowder
Solomon Bittick
Jack Rush
Myrtle Thompson
Crackerville
Truax
Frank Merrell
Max
Marion
Irwin Pruett
Jack
Medicine Lake
Mont
Lawrence Peterson
V.F.W
Lawrence Peterson, Jr
Buck MacKenzie
Pythian Sisters Sewing Club
Palmer
Centennial Valley
California
Ed Gleed
George Franks
William Morden
Fr. Mitchell
Lewis Ford
Byron
Portland
Ore
Ford
Lewis Hoadley
Dee Cherry
May Kingston
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Southern Montana
Full coverage from Montana's southern county highlights visits by Miss Rosie Kuhn of Idaho Falls and Mrs Nellie Decker to relatives in Big Sheep basin. Messages from Grange convention traveler Mrs Jack Rush to Portland and Neighbors of Woodcraft gathering in Lima with Guardian Gertrude Lyon present. Includes Lima high school play plans for November 20 and community church services, plus family announcements of births and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Beth Hungate
Gertrude Lyon
Butte
Adelaide Birrer
Charles Calvert
Lloyd Baldwin
Ae Dam
Dilon
C. R. Fuller
Constance Fuller
Great Falls
Susan Glaspell
Roland Pertince
Henrietta Brewster
Helen Marler
Stephan Brewster
Jack Braun
Mabel
Bonnie Cherry
Alice Waybury
Betty Raddatz
Sheila Waybury
Darlene Rush
George Connaught
Norman Empey
Geoffrey Chandler
Dee Cherry
Olymphia
Carol Merrell
Santa Claus
Belle Long
Herbert Sill
Bruce Westerfield
Murray Hospital
Hotels for Livestock: A Century of Central Markets
The article explains how 65 plus central markets in the United States act as hotels for livestock. Animals are greeted, registered, and placed in pens before sale to the highest bidder among thousands of buyers. It notes Swift & Company does not own stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United
Swift & Company
Soda Bill Sez: Dig in to farm success and real castles
A short two part saying advises effort in farming and grounding plans to turn dreams into practical results. It emphasizes hard work as the path to success and turning ambitious ideas into reality.
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Earth
Things Not As They Seem In Our Daily Life
A physics analogy shows two balls entering a drop and hitting the ground together illustrating perception versus fact. The U S Department of Agriculture reported 356 million pounds of meat in cold storage on September 1 1946, the lowest for that date, enough to feed Americans for about seven days at the current consumption rate.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
America
Apple Tart Ingredients List
A recipe fragment lists 1 tablespoon melted butter 1 egg 4 tart cooking apples 1 cup sugar Vy teaspoon vanilla. The items suggest preparation for a baked tart or pie filling.
Thanksgiving praise for American farmers and ranchers
In this Thanksgiving month the nation thanks farm and ranch families for keeping the food supply strong during wartime. Despite shortages and hardship they produced nutritious food for all and faced obstacles with diligence and grit. City Cousin on the farm notes a misadventure with apples turning into illness.
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America
Fertility Tips for Range Beef Cattle by USDA Experts
United States Department of Agriculture researchers report western range cows average 63 calves per 100, with ranges from 40 to 70 percent. They recommend early culling of shy breeders, culling after two nonproductive years, semen testing, using proven bulls four years old or older, and small breeding pastures for about 30 cows to raise calf crops. Pasture breeding may yield a 6 percent increase on large ranches.
Spread and Profit in Meat Packing
A Swift & Company executive explains the livestock to meat price spread. Farmers and ranchers receive about 76 percent of receipts while 24 percent covers processing, transport, storage, taxes, insurance, and branch costs. Over years, profit runs to a fraction of a cent per pound on 6 billion pounds handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Price family welcomes first child Bruce in Lima
The first child of a young Lima couple, Bruce, is named and noted as the first grandchild of Clyde and Mrs. Price. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Westerfield of Camas Washington. The mother is Marjean Price. The article also mentions community events including a birthday dinner for Gordon Williamson, a farewell party for Rev. Norman Benson, and local visits by residents such as Owen Bennett and the Shaw and Mitchell families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Price
Marjean Price
John Westerfield
Camas
Wash
Bruce
Gordon Williamson
Jim McBride
Lima
J. W. Patterson
Leonard Calvert
Dillon
Jack Lott
Sandra
Buck Ranch
Norman Benson
David
Ben Proctor
Benson
Scobey
Mont
Owen Bennett
Armstead
San Diego
Calif
L. H. Shaw
Longview
F. O. Mitchell
Dakotas
Montana Rancher Pvt Larson Promoted in Osaka
Pvt Albert A Larson son of Mr and Mrs Chris Larson Dillon Montana has been promoted to corporal with the Headquarters Battery 89th Field Artillery Battalion Tropic Lightning Division in Osaka Japan He entered the army in February 1946 trained at Fort Knox and Camp Ireland and left the United States for overseas duty in May 1946 Prior to service he was a rancher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Osaka
Japan
Albert A. Larson
Chris Larson
Dillon
Montana
89Th Field Artillery
25Th Infantry
Charles L. Mullins
Larson
Army
Fort Knox
Kentuck
Camp Ireland
United States
Veterans Welfare official to visit selective service HQ
James McCashin of the Veterans Welfare commission will appear at the selective service headquarters here on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCashin
Veterans Welfare Commission
Selective Service
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