Farm Bureau plans for coming year outlined at Malta
Fifty two Farm Bureau committeemen from twenty two communities gathered at Malta to map six major projects for the coming season. The plan emphasizes gopher campaigns in organized areas, crop improvement with new varieties, farm management, livestock diseases, and Junior Farm Bureau camps, with local committees handling enforcement and program execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Malta
Bareau
Agricultural Council of Farm Bureau
Dent
North Dakota
Farm Bureau Organization
John Suter
South Strater
Norman Hicks
A. H. Freie
Dodson
L. N. Dordal
North Lovejoy
B.L. Erdahl
Bennett Lake
Jas. Atwood
Gerard de Witt
Frank Schempp
Freewater
J. F
Reclamation Service Moves Into New Town Office Building
The U S Reclamation Service recently moved into a new north town office with front offices and rear lodging, plus a bathroom and visitors room. A furnace provides hot and cold water, a nearby laborer quarter is under construction, and a four room cottage is planned west of the office. The garage has been enlarged and rebuilt, and employees await details on city transportation to the far sidewalk end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. ReclamAtion Service
North of Milk River breeders form livestock association
Saco livestockmen note rising registered stock numbers and warn dry farming shortfalls. A planned Thoroughbred Livestock Association will unite growers north of the Milk River to the Canadian line and White Water Creek to Frenchman Creek, to reduce scrub bulls and support cattle progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoroughbred Livestock Association For
North OF the Milk River
Saco
Milk River
Whitewater Creek
Frenchman Creek
Creamery at Circle to Be Operated by Farmers
Circle merchants planned to turn the Circle creamery plant over to local farmers who organized the Farmers' Co operative Creamery Company. The plant will be free for two years, with the farmers taking charge and starting operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Creamery
Circle
Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Company
Cirele
Cupid ties knot in Malta for Pearl Korman and Albert Borton
Miss Pearl Korman and Albert Borton wed at Malta last Saturday. The bride, a Saco girl, once worked in our office and later served as linotype operator for prominent state papers. The groom is son of Judge Borton of Jascon. They plan residence on the Borton ranch near Glasgow after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Pearl Korman
Albert Borton
Malta
Judge Borton
Jascon
Borton Ranch
Glasgow
Miss Korman
Hazel Martin and Clarence Audd Married at Parsonage
Hazel Martin and Clarence Audd were married by Rev. Hawk at the parsonage on Wednesday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hunter, a popular Foins lady, and the groom is a successful farmer living on the Saco divide. Many friends offer best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Martin
Clarence Audd
Hawk
C. W. Hunter
Saco
Inaugural Vision of Peace and Independence
President Harding outlines America's stance to avoid entanglements while engaging with world powers. He supports mediation and a world court but insists on national sovereignty and no permanent military alliances or economic obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Saco Co operative Association Meets Amid Depression
At the annual meeting manager Elmer Dybdal reported a 10 percent dividend on capital stock and a reserve, leaving little for patronage dividends due to the national business downturn. Directors Mark W. Wright Douglas Marshall Gayton Armstrong R P Minnick and W D Miller were elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Cooperative Association
Elmer Dybdal
Mark W. Wright
Douglas Marshall Gayton Armstrong
R. P. Minnick
W. D. Miller
Victory oats seed program advances in Phillips County
Farm Bureau reports ready supplies of Victory oats seed for 1940s planting. Valleytown’s Jansy Tieden selected to grow a demonstration plot from hand selected heads. Three bushels secured via Canadian Seed Growers at five dollars per bushel. imported seed from Sweden used for certified plots. Sample seed available at Farm Bureau Office for interested members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Jansy Tieden
Valleytown
Canadian Seed - Growers Association
Phillips County
Tieden
Stillwater
Sweden
F.o.b. Columbus
Plan Now For That Garden On The Farm
A Farmers Wife urges every U S farm family to establish a thriving vegetable garden and abundant flowers. Start in January or February by requesting seed catalogs, then craft plans to allocate space and select varieties. A well planned garden brings pleasure and tangible profits, encouraging neighborly visits and shared blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Futhermore
Glasgow Prepares Welcome for Ex-Soldiers on March 29 30
Glasgow hosts visiting disabled ex-service men on March 29 and 30 with Red Cross Legion and Chamber backing. A Federal Board medical squad will conduct examinations advise training and provide transport to schools. Events include a free dance March 29 boxing at the high school gym and free Orpheum tickets with lodging and meals arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Independent
Valley Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Valley Post No. 41
American Legion
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Daniels County
Red Cross
Legion
Orpheim Theatre
Chamber of Commeres
School builds barn to encourage winter attendance
Malta March 15. The Black Coulee school district trustees erected a barn to shelter horses ridden or driven by pupils on stormy days. The sparsely settled region requires long journeys, so attendance in previous winters was irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eMalta
Black Coulee
Pullman Fire Kills Five Near Pueblo
Five passengers die as a rear Pullman on the Denver and Rio Grande burns between Pueblo and Walsenburg. Seven sleep through the blaze. two escape with minor injuries. Train bound Denver to Alamosa. fire spotted by a north bound engine crew. Conductor Nixon of Alamosa burned while uncoupling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poblo
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
Pueblo
Walsonsburg
Denver
Alamosa
Denver and
Rio Grande
Nixon
Alamsa
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Huneke
Adolph Krohn
North Strater
Gayton Armstrong
Lower Whitewater
John Sute
Reclamation Force
Borton—Korman
Our
Republic
Aubol
Martin
Pres. Hardings
Saco Co-Operative Association
John Lundstrom
Gus Meier
Chester Hyde
Alkali
David Skinner
South Wagner
Gerard DeWitt
F. T. Nelson
Adolph LaFond
Floyd
Oaks
Otto Elite
Waleston
O. E. Nelson
Lost Lake
Jens Landvng
South Dodson
Saco High School
Wampler
Pullman
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