Lima Community Notes Include Weddings and Travel
Lima residents report weddings in Pocatello Idaho and Lima Idaho. many relatives visit from Missoula Dillon and Sheridan. Local events include rodeo attendance, a funeral in Kilgore Idaho, and a church notice by Rev Norman Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fairbanks
Dillon
Lawrence Kennedy
Helen
Raymond
Martha Foster
Bob
Butte
Jimmy Still
Missoula
Lima
A. F. Still
Amos Hansen
Mary
James McKenzie
Don Branlett
Fort Benton
Norman Lucero
Colorado
Ray Weeks
George Yost
Hewitt Scott
Scott Ranch
Sheep Creek
Joe Dowling
Annie McKnight
P. J. Bimat
Harold Price
Ray Martinell
Lois
Wendell
Joe Birrer
Kalispell
William Kruesner
Victorville
Calif
Joe
Atlanta
Mr. Batemann
Sherman Koontz
Pocatello
Ruth Cronin
Mr. Pfiffner
Georgie Franks
George Franks
Agnes Cantrell
Cantrell
Methodist
Mountain View
Frank Gosman
George Lefgren
Bob Gosman
Joe ‘Vogt
Eddie
Weed control and dairy planning for Montana farms
Montana extension experts discuss best timing for chlorate weed control from Sept 1 to Oct 15 and recommend uniform application, scarified ground, and consulting county agents. Dairy guidance emphasizes reliable water, shelter, bedding, and consistent feeding, noting milking regularity is less crucial than steady feed for maximum returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Ralph D. Mercer
Mercer
J. O. Tretsven
Montana
Tretsven
Legals and Hunting Regulations in Beaverhead County
Estate of Luella M. Lyon seeks creditors and claimants to file within ten months at John Collins law offices in Dillon Montana. State Fish and Game Commission lists season dates October 29 to November 19 1944 for Chinese Pheasants and Hungarian Partridges with daily bag limits and rules on firearms and restricted preserves. Official notice signed by Elmer Johnson Chair and J S McFarland Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella M. Lyon
John Collins
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
State of
State Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Elmer Johnson
J. S. McFarland
Improved Methods To Boost Yields
U S farm production per acre is expected to rise after the war due to broader use of better farming methods. The extent of benefits from advances will rely on sustained demand for farm products and opportunities for displaced farm workers to find other jobs. Sherman E. Johnson, farm management head for the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, advises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sherman E. Johnson
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New Record Expected For Turkey Dinners
Record production of 35 666 000 turkeys is indicated for 1944, 8 percent above 1943 and 4 percent above the 1940 record. Western states, supplying nearly a third of national turkeys, report their largest holiday production in sixteen years. An embargo on sales in surplus areas to the public is in place to ensure turkey dinners for the Armed forces.
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Wendell Kochis
Harry Yarnell
Mary Lou
John A. Godhen
U.S. Army Air Force
Trinity Episcopal Church
Idaho
Herbert Sill
Kilgore
Sills
Forrest Zink
A. C. Smith
Darlene
Jay Stancel
Pete Meyers
Sheridan
J. E. Burt
Helen Marie
Julia Peat
L.R. Aitken
Idaho Falls
Dee Cherry
Mecham
Los Angeles
Peace L. C. Ford
Louise Roush
E F. Patterson
Harry Allen
Helen Roush
LaVera Peterson
Freeman
Ben Martin
Leo Truax
J. M. Burt
Lawrence Peterson
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Patsy Kay
Ana
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Ray Pop Hoase
Norman Benson
Charles Clark
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Sgt. Littell
John Burt
John
Hartiegoon
Myrum
Utah
Pete Grimstead
Neill McKnight
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Conference of Alcohols Beverage Industries, Inc
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Turkey
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Leroy M. Gilbert
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American Crystal Sugar Company
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