Patricia Myers installed as worthy advisor of Rainbow for Girls
Patricia Myers was installed as worthy advisor of Dillon assembly No. 13, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at a ceremony in the Masonic hall. The event highlighted by Myers receiving a rose corsage from her father Wayne Myers and the assembly presenting tokens of appreciation to Peggy Lou Sutherland plus a brief program of musical numbers. Other officers and choir members were named, with refreshments served afterward.
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Patricia Myers
D. W. Myers
S. Rife Street
Dillon Assembly No. 13
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Francis Giudici
Marshall
Donna Carrigan
Shirley Stocker
Dorothy Newnes
Miss Myers
Dolores Davis
Billie Lessey
Charity
Rosemary Tyre
Darlene McCullum
Nancyann Peterson
Frances Ryan
Joanne Smith
Dorene Flitton
Nature
Elaine Anderson
Maisie Wenger
Fidelity
Beverly George
Anna Jane Caldwell
Phyllis Harrison
Confidential
Katherine Cardinale
Outer Observer
Charlotte Williss
Jeanette Watkins
Charlotte Redman
Renette Kenison
Elizabeth Brown
Wayne Myers
Indictments Against Helena Officials Highlight County Grand Jury
Lewis and Clark county grand jury indicts nine Helena men including Sheriff E R Munger and Commissioner Hugh K Peter on 13 counts of fraud conspiracy neglect of duty and perjury. Potter charged with criminal conspiracy. case marks first grand jury action in over a month. MISSOULA Montana State university names George Remington new editor of the Montana Kaimin succeeding Bill Smarr amid controversy.
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Grand Jury
Munger
Safety Cmmissioner Potter
Kaimin
Montana State University
Remington
School of Journalism
Bill Smarr
Sacramento
Calif
Bozeman Hosts Nursing Education Convention Speaker
Ella Thompson, president of the National Association for Practical Nursing Education, will headline the two day state convention in Bozeman on October 26 and 27. Mrs. Helena Heck of Bozeman is among the organizers.
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Bozeman
Ella Thompson
National Association For Practical Nursing Education
Helena Heck
Chocolate malted withheld as baseball game plays
A shopper at Doc Sherman's drug store asks for a malted during the World Series broadcast but is refused because the mixer would be noisy. He compromises, choosing a chocolate soda. The observer reflects that respecting others' preferences aids democracy and tolerance in America.
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Doc Sherman
Curly Lawson
Doc
Curly
Community nurse convention address proposed by Miss Thompson
State president of the Practical Nurses Association said Miss Thompson would address the convention on community nursing service needs and the practical nurse role. Meetings at Deaconess hospital are open to the public, Mrs. Heck stated. Great Falls to host about 200 Negro soldiers under new airforce desegregation policy.
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The
Practical Nurses Association
Miss Thompson
Deaconess Hospital
Heck
U. S
Grass fed cattle and lambs flood markets this autumn
Farmers ship cattle and lambs to markets nationwide as the livestock cycle peaks. Swift & Company supports year round market access, stressing that grass turned into meat underpins the nation’s meatpacking industry and price sensitivity driven by supply and demand.
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United States
Chicago
Ft. Worth
Denver
Swift & Company
Quotes of the Month from Sandhills Cattle Association
A ranchers’ view emphasizes the interdependence of feeder, processor, distributor, and consumer in the beef chain. Sam R. McKelvie notes that those who grow even two ears of corn or two blades of grass on previously cultivated ground serve humanity more than politicians. Gulliver’s Travels reference echoes the era’s humor.
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Gulliver
Your Markets for Meat
In the early days livestock were produced where eaten. today two thirds of people live east of the Mississippi while two thirds of livestock is west. Bridging 1000 miles, millions of head must be processed and distributed. Swift & Company and other nationwide packers sell meat to retailers nationwide, offering national demand prices over local demand. They promote more frequent meat consumption and boast an efficient low-cost distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Nationwide Meat Packers
Swift & Company
United States
Supplement for Poor Forage by Rasmussen at New Mexico A&M
Ranchers face poor forage due to drought and winter weather. A protein and mineral supplement improves calf crop and calf birth weight, with guidelines from New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station. Cows, calves, and stock need protein and phosphorus year round for best results. Keep cattle healthy and thrifty with appropriate supplement use.
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R. D. Rasmussen
California
Arizona
New Mexico Agricultural Experiment
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Pat Myers
Rainbow Head
Milton Bourassa
Child Study Group No. 1
Florence Job
Jerry Creek
Wise River District
Dan Pendergast
Tommy
Dianne
Walter Jones
Fred Crandall
Wise River
Carl White
Butte
Tom Pendergast, Jr
Melrose
Nina White
Dillon
Howard Johnson
Beargulch
Alice Ralston
Charles M. Russell
Ben Mallon
Leslie Jones
Fred Anderson
Lawrence Bacon
Harold Martin
M. P. Trueman
al Muchmore
Ralston
Melvin Kohlman
Sidney
Montana
Caitea’ Frees
R. M. O’hearn
O’hearn
National Alcoholic Beverage Conference
Cincinnati
Missoula
George Remington
Anaconda
Joe Marsh
America
United States Brewers Foundation
Examiner Printing Co
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
Tonney
Toggery
McGregor
Tomey
the Quality Men’s Shop
Dillon Electric Company
Great Falls
Airforce
Shorthorn Breeders Assn
Aberdeen
Angus
F.F.A
Billings Livestock Commission Co
Billings, Montana
Sam R. McKelvie
Sandhills
Cousi
P. M. Jarvis
Martha Logan
Robert D. Rasmussen
New Mexico
A. & M. College
Union Stock Yards
Chicago 9
Illinois
Illinois Nutrition
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