New Montana grain lab to aid farmers and trade
A $30,000 1951 legislature appropriation funds a new grain testing laboratory in Great Falls moving from downtown quarters. Commissioner Alfred R. Anderson says improved facilities will speed grain sample handling and boost value to farmers and the grain trade. The lab conducts protein content tests crucial for Montana high protein wheat pricing.
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Helena
State Department of Agriculture
Great Falls
Alfred R. Anderson
Gtain
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Commissioner of Agriculture
Anderson
Phillips
Garfield
McCone
Fallon
Stratford railroader bides time sewing
Charles E. Cree a retired Canadian National Railways electric welder from Stratford Ontario spends his days sewing and stitching. After 39 years with CN Railways Cree began sewing for his son Edward and made play outfits mittens scarves coats and more. His latest creation is a christening dress of white satin with pale blue ribbon that took four days to finish. He has long made garments for many young friends.
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Cree
Canadian National Rus
Charles E. Cree
Stratford
Ont
Canadian National Railways
Edward
County Clerk Annual Report to State Examiner Continued
The item presents the County Clerk’s annual report to the State Examiner, continuing from page 11. It lists financial figures, recorded filings, and administrative notes relevant to county governance and compliance. Specifics include totals for assessments, records processed, and docket activity across departments.
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State
Veterans Administration contact column to aid veterans
The newspaper announces a weekly questions column answered by VA contact men in the area. Veterans are urged to contact or write to the nearest VA unit for detailed information and assistance.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans urged to copy discharge papers for benefits
The Veterans Administration asks all veterans to make photo static or certified copies of their discharge or separation papers for benefits. Veterans since June 27 1950 the start of the Korean conflict should do so now if they plan to attend school this fall under the GI bill. Post Korean veterans may avoid delays in education or training payments if copies precede submission of original papers for muster-out pay. For most VA benefits copies are acceptable though GI loan certificates require the original papers. Veterans released to the reserves since June 27 1950 should submit their separation report or service certificate as they lack discharge papers.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans
Armed Services
Eterans
Inventory Pads and Special Columnar Sheets
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are listed at the Examiner for sale or transfer to customers. The item collection includes assorted sizes and formats suitable for accounting and clerical use.
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Exest Immel
Supreme Court
R. V. Bottomly
101St Airborne Division
United States Army
England
Normandy
Winston Churchill
Geneal Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
R. V. Bottomly, Jr
Churchill
Plug Hat
Bottomly
Europe
Eisenhower
101St Airborne
High Command
Ear
Fth
101St Airborne Divian
1011St
Japan
George Patton
Matthew Ridgeway
Army
Navy
Toole
Monna
Idaho
Spokane
East Montana
Twin Cities
Canada
Mr. Toole
Ernest Immel
Cali Por
Geo. M. Gosman
Dillon, Montana
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dillon
State OF
Beaverhead
Dora E. Schmittroth
H. E. Contway
Board of County Commissioners
Harry Helming
White i
Korea
Assembly OF God Church
the Examiner
Western Motors
South Idaho
Buick Automobiles
GMC
Goodyear
Case Farm Implements
Montana Ram Sale
Eastern Montana Fairgrounds
Miles City
Everett E. Shuey
Ken Conzelman
Bozeman
Tam
The
Montana Wool Growers Association
Helena, Montana
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