Non-Productive Payments Planned Across State Counties
Article outlines upcoming non productive payments under the agricultural conservation program. It explains worksheet data used by county committees to compute a productivity index for farms, determine payment rates, and adjust farmer grants based on county averages, soil depletion, and crop yields. The example uses a wheat farm to show how county averages and farm yields affect payment calculations.
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Borton
State Conservation Committee
Montane
State College
Erage
Pfeld
Foot to cement worker hurt by jackhammer mishap
Bozeman Tune 16 Jack Hodge Midh Wommerman on North Seventh Street widening project dropped a hammering tool and damaged his right foot. A hole was driven through the foot but no bones were broken. he was taken to hospital for care as healing begins and the full extent of the injury remains unclear.
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Bozeman
Jack Hodge
Wommerman
North Seventh
Heror
Stolen Goods Case Seen This Month in Butte
Fragmentary OCR text references a theft in Butte this month with a docket or charge noted. Names and precise details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a law or police context and a local crime record.
Il Gounty Wheat Allotment Checks in Havre Report
Havre reports show second payment of 122000 pounds for 1016 tons wheat under Il Gounty allotment. Officials expect immediate distribution of remaining checks, with total balances around 50000 pounds to be issued soon. Daggett and other county leaders confirm release and timing.
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Havre
Avian
Ton Furdy
Hi County Administration
Wen Daggett
Oi Dards
Hill County Voter Registration Figures Updated
Nebraska voters counties tally 603 registered in Hill and 697 in the 1942 general election. The report notes continued registration activity through Marie, detailing area proximity to Wyta and related precincts. A separate item from June 1 notes a turnout in Chin Hitt for the Gift of Gad pageant in western New Jasaka.
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Hill County
Lotas
Rss
Marie
Arecinet
Wytaena
Heasiont
Wavard
Hordieda
Vinttors
Nebraska
Chin Hitt
Weatern
Jasaka
Fa Ottehd
Yisalon
Prairian Raw
Road Crew Operations Suspended as Funds Exhausted
Bulte Jule 156 Beewuss the Ludeet exhausted prompts suspension of road crew work in Siler Bow county. Officials warn roads will deteriorate after storms, with crews only kept on emergency standby until a new budget becomes available after July 1. Strong storms earlier in the month strained funds and traffic, delaying maintenance.
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Siler Bow
Jngk
Hyaly
Bounty
Watson News from Fort Torun area patrol and visitors
Local residents report a busy Sunday with Mr and Mrs Watson and son Maxie enjoying a ranch visit near Fort Torun. The group toured the area, dined at the Watson home, and several friends including Puella Vewey Whitkites and Hendy called. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Robert A Watson of Springn were touring the region, visiting mines, and sharing in leisure drives. Multiple family and guest departures and arrivals are noted, with health updates and travel to and from Beaver Creek and Mingours wallet. A springtime count of rage for monmatiom is mentioned, along with anticipated pruning and farm tasks.
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Watson
Atre Mas Sarter
Maxie
Fort Torun
Stewart
Luella Watson
Robert A Watson
Tad Aupper
Eld
Puella Vewey
Sanday
Bie
Tufticht
Ben Yor
Audrey Bhiwath Stordin
Hoge
Joe Jalsrir
Boulder
Euler
ThaiRdiy
Ds Watehawan
Howlder Mrogad
Denny McAay
Bute
Mark Towle Cineh
AP Mara
John Lievone
Devons
Moran
Jidena
Iaann
Timilee
Miagarella Watson
Misa Wataon
Mra
I. Manley
Caples Ohlo
Nadine Waton
Manley
Gago
Johnny Swarbrick
Ted Bullivan
Partygoers and miners tour Blasktail Lodge and Beaver Creek
A long, ragged update details Summers visits at Blasktail Lodge and Watsons area with plans by Leslie Wala and Mary Lee, Mildred Hines, and others. It notes miners at the Watson and Burnett claims near Beaver Creek, work on stamping mills, and local social trips including meals at the King Moon cafe and excursions to springs. Greta Garbo tops world fashion chatter in Hollywood.
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Sendiland
Sterer
Aloy Grissom
Mary Lee
Uitle
Mildred
Hines
Nock Creek
Leslie Wala
Margit i
Watson Bus Ranch
W ¢ Scott
King Moon Cafe
Great Palla
Jesse Diummora
Heattle
Watson
Ruoel Thoraday Jn
Scotta
Button
Minnie Bingham
Cottonwood
Aranday
Willow Craneer
Vermin Grugler
Lawlherd Corr
Ana
Frank Rosingham Charlew
Building boom as hospital addition and railroad warehouse rise
Plans for a second warehouse and a 511,000 building project proceed after bids opened. One project adds a St James hospital wing while another constructs a railroad warehouse south of the Milwaukee freight depot and Montana Avenue. Bids were opened and sent to Chicago for review and contract award.
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Waa
Chicago
Ward
Funeral services for Mary Hansen scheduled Wednesday
Funeral arrangements set for Mary Hansen with services at Chriaffuneen Mortuary Wednesday afternoon. Survived by husband Doremper, children and in law relatives. The notice lists date details and indicates a private family service at 1 PM.
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Torna
Dune
Mary
Manson
Chriaffuneen
Jock
Enna
Bmw Beny Doremper
Carla Hansen
Jayenpe
Beenreek
Swan Motion Pictures Captures Nursery Work In Forest
Swan Motion Pictures filmed nursery operations in the Savediay nursery area of the United States Forest Service near Meluren. K 2D Swan shot footage showing planting, seedling care, and shippping, with CCC participants prominent. supervision by Hleig Kock and Jeane Fix Murcary. The film set, directed for display on showboards and distribution by the Department of Agriculture, followed 12 days of Northern Idaho filming amid record wet weather and limited sunshine.
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Minsnula
Meluren
Savediay
Hleig Kock
Jeane Fix
Department of Agriculture
Swan
Idaho
Augusta Students Home for Summer Vacation Visits
Augusta residents welcome back college students John Willard of State College Beth Gottfried Osther Cunnist from State University and teachers Cleo Beatrice Stratton Mia Stratton family mentions include Colonel Bessie Eire teaching at Columbus and awaiting autumn return. summer plans and travel noted.
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Algista
John Willard
State College
Beth Gottfried
Osther Cunnist
Nn State
Misaes Cleo
Beatrice Stratton
Conrad
Mia Charles Stratton
Dave
Winmer
Greeley
Bessie Eire
Columbus
Mann
Imeenta
Mra
Tom Tive
Summer School at Dillon Normal Draws Big Enrollment
The Dillon Montana Normal School summer term opened with 22 students enrolled and more expected, as many former pupils return to pursue degrees. Officials note the role of summer classes in aiding degree completion, with teachers and staff involved in the practical program.
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Summer School OF Normal
Dillon
Montana Star
Mont Eanitls
Lege Offici
Recorda
Atudenta
Nummer
Rotili
Xinte
Montana
Emmy
Lewis and Clark
Peer Scharrenvroich
Wereow
Balutdas
Anid
Mid Court
Courpianse
Cainty
Tewly
Clark
Peter Schiarrenbrovo
Wilt Whalen
Rae Q Bhith
Edward Horsky
Helene
Neutioner
Montaui
State Capitol
Sealert
Ipelock
Wedenday
Stitanery Mintine
Bindihe
Otch Win Hosel
Pardaicl
Jan Bampire
State Purenasine
Diparte Cnt
Melena Montana
Engel Blair Purchasuve
Feudal feud turmoil in Old Katntuck town
A bitter land feud in the Willow Creek area north of Ped Lodge flared with moon rifle fire. Lernor George and William Koakt were arrested on an assault charge connected to a shooting incident. A separate complaint noted a $600 per item tag for certain goods or damages, with an April 24 pending action.
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Ted Lodge
Willow Crek
Ped Lodge
Lernor George
William Koakt
Na Cross
Tte Lystiinen Amoniaga
Koshkin
Matt Priat
Hundred Fox Pubs Spring Increase Reported
Fragmentary note reports a spring rise affecting fox pubs and fur rows. Mentions Torvallts Pine 11 A and Attter Root Wir farm with silver fay pups, Simmons, and a farm at Whiter Raat tty. Indicates many bred and thriving, about 25 palrn hecedera kept at Whiter Raat tty farm.
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Aix la Uhree
Ringling Resident Killed by a Train
Meagher county resident Jack Bear, a longtime Ringling inhabitant, was struck by a fast freighter at 3:10 pm Saturday near the depot crossing while returning from the Ryan Mercantile store. Witnesses Seglay and GF Pitman, Milwaukee agents, saw him nearly clear the tracks when the locomotive struck. An inquest is scheduled for Monday in White Sulphur Springs.
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Ringling
Jack Bear
Meagher County
Reesway
Ryan Morcantinn
Seglay
Milwaukes
Reon
Wilkinson Tribal Well Spotlight at Cut Bank
A noisy page notes multiple oil and gas well completions and activity around Cut Bank. Wilkinson Tribal No 1 and other wells, including Consolidated Gas and Santi Mitt, report completion and spudding activity with production expectations and daily flow estimates amid a flurry of abbreviations and local operator names.
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Wilkinson Tribal
Cut Bank
Saturdy
Ratitia Therl
Cub & Polidee
Consolidated Gaz
Arant Merbune
Wittent
Montana
Pawara Soha
Mueller
Winkler
Am-Golly
Cobb & Pardee
Sumady
Waonah Porter-Allotterd
Holc-Aliitad
Drimheller-Ward
Kincholoa Hanlan-tiuto
Jack A Mishall
Manning Marshall Tribal
Monlant Headight-Yuack
Par Oil Haines
Spenser Cloutier-Tweed
Wile Vinsons
Hooked Bass Carries Duckling Carved Into Stomach Tale
Missoula sport story describes a bass with a duckling inside its stomach found by a local angler on a Sunday. The unusual catch occurred near two weeks after a prior feathered duckling was reported in the area. An expert notes such stomach contents reveal odd predation habits in freshwater fish.
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Missoula
Jack Hoehme
Izaac Walton
Child Injured as Car Rolls Over Boy in Fremont Area
A stalled car rolled onto a boy, injuring his collar bone and chest in a Park Grove accident around 7 PM Sunday. The child, unnamed in reports, was treated but not seriously hurt. family members had exited to preach when the car lurched. Authorities located the incident near Park GM, noting the boy had resided there about ten years ago. The accident remains under investigation with no serious injuries reported.
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Conrad Mahting
Park GM
Laundry Thieves Still Operating On Butte Lines
Laundry thefts persist in Butte with Mrs. Tierney reporting a porch bag theft and neighbors noting a young man in a dark coat seen nearby. The notices then shift to a formal invitation for bids from Montana state agencies detailing printing and office supply contracts and a public works demolition project in Helena with bid and bonding requirements.
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Butte
Butte Lung
Butts
Malenk Tewly
Clark County
Moantena
Monning
Lyn
Federal Pyereency
Helena Montann
Sheping
HG Wena
Natman
Deas
Denton Avenue
Tintena Montana
Gilver
GO Rowen Consulelre
Tructural Enginede
Los Angeles
Nalsacien
Iintorinis Prasihir
Nis
Haar of
Wuarattee
United States
Board of Trustees
Arebberty Aid
Union Tabor
Worka Prosroin Administration
AL Select Monlang
Commiance
Tabor
Iabor
Board of
Truntes
Wbiec
Public Works
Tharintit
Mellena Montana Atten Op McBride
Clare Wublianed
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Hill
Adee
Watson News
David
Elmer Watson
Hampton Brothers
Othorn
Watsons
Paul Treston
Golden Messenger
Ming
York
Bingham Ranch
T W Kinands
James Lir
Tolnnton
Benson Creek
Atr Johnson
Danton
Mr Stephenson
Boozer
Imer Watson
Beaver
Helena
Dakota
Gryta
Hollywood
Mae
Greta Gartio
Harman Siegenfeld
Vashion Ablats
Guid
New York
Tom Crawford
Wary Hansen
Hamilton
Landon
Pampalen
Alfred Mosaman Landen
Ranke
Cleveland
Hamsling
G. O
Augusta
Katntuck
Twson Ems
Dun & Frat Atreat
Glstav
King Sustav
Sweden
Axel Pedra
Lenfidt AL
Great Falla Mate Lana
Notine
Geel
Burt
Aumlin Montana
Ponde Homestead
Aeria
Prin Monten Merit Innies
Ahnee
RM Mill
Gialmant Nymer
Tawely
Aushin
Austin
Creditora
John
Ute
Rald Capote
Tawix
Rmines
Jann Carlerhue
Tye
Ian
Amit Abate
Dubhe Austin
Aad
Lewis and Clark County
Noutheast
BPI
Aectinn
Tomnahip
North Taner
Lwealy
Blosk
Helene Bardasi
Orlock
Nor H
Helene Anid
Atate
Anid Courk
Mary Ohfnrovich Ramainteatria
Paul Chennevich
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