Farmers Union News Notes and Comment
A district Farmers Union meeting in Butte on April 2 on the third floor of the M G A building will feature State President H D Rolph and speakers B Garrison of Madison county Walter Good of the Central Exchange St Paul Minn and other leaders. Mrs J H Keenan will travel to Butte to finalize details. The Nelson school band will meet Wednesday evening to discuss rural electrification a community ice box and other topics. A stockholders meeting of the Farmers Union Trading Company is set for March 17 at the Country Inn with 8 pm start and officers to be elected.
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Farmers Union
Butte
M.g.a.uilding
H. D. Rolph
B. Garrison
Madison County
Walter Good
Central Exchange
St. Paul
Minn
J.H. Keenan
Nelson
Farmers Union Trading Company
Country Inn
Freshmen Formal Dinner Dance Held at St James Hall
The Freshman Formal Dinner Dance took place Saturday evening March 6 in St James Episcopal Hall. Patrons included Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon E. Davis and Dean Angelina Smith with escorts. Juanita Pace of Fort Peck chaired arrangements. assistants handled guests flowers place cards menu tickets invitations publicity and music.
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St. James Episcopal Hall
Sheldon E. Davis
Dean Angelina Smith
Helen G. Perry
Maxine G. D. Johnson
Juanita Pace
Fort Peck
Mary Ruth Kelly
Kate Seagrin
Bernice Erickson
Louise Davidson
Emma _Lovinger
Audrey Dahl
Bill Bayerd
Gene Riordan
Larry Buckley
Hazle Hamilton
Inter State Junior Livestock Show Opens at Union Stockyards
San Francisco hosts the tenth Inter state Junior Livestock Show from March 71st at Union Stockyards South San Francisco. Manager HE W Stephens says baby beef, lamby and hog exhibits will be among the best in the nation with more than 750 exhibitors from California Nevada Utah Idaho and Oregon and over 2000 head of livestock from FFA and 4H clubs. Former exhibitors now in livestock circles will return to oversee relatives shows, promising tenfold keener competition than the first event.
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San Francisco
Union Stockyards
HE. W. Stephens
Stephens
United States
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Future Farmers of America
Montana farm price trends show gains in hay and livestock
A February price summary from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports higher hay values and livestock gains in Montana. Bal ed hay averaged 15.50 per ton, alfalfa 13.00, prairie 10.50, with slaughter classes up and wool at 31.6 cents per pound. The overall farm price index stood at 127 percent of pre war levels in mid February, near a seven year high for February.
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Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Office of the Agricultural Statistician
U. S
Crop Reporting Board
Dillon area residents enjoy skiing and ranch visits
A large group from Dillon and nearby ranches spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends at homes in Dillon, with several trips to garrison ranches and the Big Hole area. Notable items include Doris Kohl’s death in Helena, and traffic reopening to Jackson via Big Hole divide. Local officials, hunters, and ranch hands were active, including road crews and cowboys moving cattle between Beaverhead, DL holdings, and Tash ranches.
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Lindley Phillips, Jr
Dillon
W. &Tash Ranch
Roy Ford
Jackson
Ford
Doris Kohl
Helena
Norman Nelson
Wayne Nelson
Clara Dean Nelson
Earl Tash
Lena Knoll
Stella Lee
Butte
Rudolph Polish
Joe Polish
Reichle
Harrison Ranch
Big Hole Basin
Martin Johnson
Big Hole Divide
Grasshopper
George Harrison
Earl Crash
Bobcat University of Utah
George Pyle
Elmer Hayes
Claude Brown
Tom Judge
Frank Marchesseau
W. S. Tash
Harry Tash
Beaverhead
Tash
DL Cowboys
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Sunday at First Baptist Church features Church School at 10:00 with Rev Willis Loar, Morning Worship at 11:00 on The Mystery of the Cross, and People’s Service at 7:30 with a painting sermon Pilate’s Wife’s Dream. Enlistment Sunday urges member attendance. Youth groups meet 5:30 and 6:30 led by Cummings and Miss Gertrude Oliver. Free copy of the painting given. other events include a religious News of the Day and open basketball talk noted from local observers.
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Willis Loar
B. Y
Cummings
Gertrude Oliver
Pilate
Dofe
Montana Legislature Adopts Welfare, Liquor, and Public Works Reforms
The session adjourned after approving a Montana Public Welfare Commission with a $3 million annual budget, legalizing retail liquor with counties voting for special elections, and creating new boards to manage liquor, temperance education, and public works. Revenue measures are projected to raise about $4.5 to $5 million yearly, with operating expenses near $4.9 million.
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Roy E. Ayres
John
Greene
State Board of Equalization
Montana Public Welfare Commission
I. M. Brandford
Montana
Ayres
WPA
Tvork
Highway Board
Water” Conservation Board
Planning Board
Montana Commission of Public Works
State Temperance Commission
Lephone
Girl Scouts Observe Week With Local Programs
As part of nationwide Girl Scout Week March 8 to 14, local scouts will join special programs and a window display at Eliel's store from Tuesday to Friday. The display highlights nature work knot board first aid and scrapbooks with programs presented to assist the movement through a coordinating committee led by Mrs. K. D. Fleck Mrs. Norman Henry Miss Maxine Johnson and Mrs. W. B. Willey.
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Eliel
K. D. Fleck
Norman Henry
Mise Maxine Johnson
W. B. Willey
Garden of Allah at Hartwig in romantic technicolor
The Garden of Allah stars Charles Boyer and a glamorous Marlene Dietrich in a Sahara romance described as the year’s greatest romantic adventure. Gladys Swarthout appears in Champagne Waltz with Fred MacMurray, plus Veloz and Yolanda dance, Jack Oakie provides comedy, and James Cagney is teased for next week in Great Guy.
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Garden of Allah
Sahara Desert
Marlene Laetrich
Charles Boyer
America
Gladys Swarthout
Métropolitan Opera
Hartwig
Fred MacMurray
Veloz
Yolanda
Jack Oakie
James Cagney
Elk to be moved after Beaverhead County park closure
Deputy Game Warden Charles Price and Sheriff Paul Temple traveled to Helena to confer with the state game department about relocating elk within a week. Ranchers signed easements releasing the department from future damage by elk forays on hay stacks after the park closure and a projected 300 percent population increase.
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Charles Price
Paul Temple
Helena
State Game Department
Valley
Points South
Game Department
Spanish Operetta to Be Presented at Beaverhead High
The Beaverhead County High School mixed chorus will present Don Alonso's Treasure in the school gym on March 11. Music will be by the high school orchestra directed by L. A. Gregory, playing before the show and between acts.
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Beaverhead
Don Alonso
L. A. Gregory
Home Acres Club Meets at Mrs Arnold Nelsons Home
The Home Acres club met Monday at the home of Mrs Arnold Nelson with Mrs Frank Lasich as associate hostess.
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Home Acres Club
Arnold Nelson
Frank Lasich
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