Homecoming Plans Announced For Western Montana College
Mrs Frances Stamm president of the Western Montana College Alumni Association led the Advance Western committee at a noon meeting to outline Oct 20 homecoming events. A parade at noon will lead to the 1 30 football game with an alumni dinner and dance that evening. A special alumni bulletin will be issued before Oct 15 with details. Members of the Chamber of Commerce and college faculty attended to offer help.
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Frances Stamm
Alumni Association of
Western Montana College
Advance Western Committee
Stamm
Alumni Association
Genevieve Albertson
William Straugh
Robert English
Howard Puyear
Leonard Mashino
Chamber
John Cumming
Marie Gibbons
Walter Stamm
Best Way to Preserve Frozen Trout Fillets
Instructions for filleting trout and whitefish for freezing. Use gloves for grip, remove skin, and freeze fillets in moisture vapor proof paper. For longer storage dip fillets in a 10 percent salt solution then drain, wrap, and freeze to reduce drip during thawing.
Proper Desk Lamp Placement for Students Eyestrain Reduction
With students back in session a well lit desk aids homework. Use a table or wall lamp with an under shade reflector or wide harp, positioned about 15 inches above the desk. Place to the writing hand side, center twin shades about 30 inches apart, and use at least 150 watts for a single lamp or 100 watts each for two lamps.
Hopper Control Program for Big Hole Planned
Mark Clemon of Wisdom was elected to head the grasshopper control program for the Big Hole Basin for spring 1957. Wallace Christensen became vice president and Bill Harrison secretary treasurer after a Sept. 27 meeting in Wisdom where about 40 ranchers discussed the plan.
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Mark Clemon
Wisdom
Big Hole
Wallace Christensen
Bill Harrison
Community Urges Cooperative Grasshopper Control in Big Hole
Beaverhead County agent Atkins notes group action and early organization are vital for an effective control program. Ivar Pedertz says federal land control depends on ranchers adjacent to those lands agreeing to cooperate. About 40 000 to 60 000 acres in the Big Hole area are infested, but strong cooperation could yield good results. W E Fry Carl Simpson from Beaverhead Forest headquarters and John Venrick from Wisdom district attended and pledged support. Ranchers at the meeting agreed on need for a control program and will contact others. The next meeting is set for Monday October 29 at 8 p m in Wisdom to plan further steps.
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Atkins
Beaverhead County
Ivar Pedertz
Montana
Big Hole
W. E. Fry
Carl Simpson
Beaverhead Forest
John Venrick
Wisdom
Crossbred Shorthorn Hereford Steers Show Higher Beef Yields
Data from a circular report at Miles City compares SHORTHORN HEREFORD steers. In both years crossbreds weighed more at birth and weaning and posted faster feedlot gains than purebreds raised under identical conditions. Both groups sold for similar prices per pound, but crossbreds earned more over feed and marketing costs due to greater total beef pounds. The piece urges using SHORTHORNS to boost income.
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