Saco News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Saco from Saturday and Monday events. Otto Busche and family return from Minneapolis. Forest Tilles rejoined after college in Helena. and many locals like George Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Schofield, and J. St. Jordan visit or plan crops. A Red Cross drive runs March 31 to April 5 with clothes collection. Farm Bureau talks, dances at Odd Fellows hall, and school events wrap a busy week.
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Frenchman Creek
Red Cross
Beaverton News Highlights Local Farm and Road Preparations
Beaverton residents report Foy Yeates returning from the Missouri River district while Charles A. Hall, C. Putz and Don Omera stay busy with hay, calves, loading cars and road work. Ice is being harvested for the school and storage for C. E. Pierson. Hugh Brookie gathers materials to ready a road making machine for spring use as weather improves. Walter Downard visits. Myrtle Record Downard cares for her mother. Mrs. Floyd Holcomb hosts card evenings with piano, while a surprise party honors Mrs. George Stewart. Automobiles on Beaverton streets signal hoped road openings and the Federal Farm Loan appraiser plans to visit once roads clear. Those applying for spring loans are urged to bring deeds, mortgages, and insurance details.
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Federal Farm Loan
Harb News: Social Visits and Local Dances
Earl Porter and Mrs Knable visited Saco this week. Biram Nelson Co. notes market cream price. John Bruckner came home from McGregory Iowa. Victor Erickson visited John Johnson home. St Patricks dance at Mercurys school house well attended. Mr Childs visited Malta and proved up on homestead. Dr Rivengood attended Mr Lusby who has been ill. Max Hunter reports eight pound daughter born. Mrs Hunter was Kathaleen Dorris. Dance at Star Hall March 22 and Mercurys school house April 12. Ray Sieger reports returning to Cheyenne Wyoming from the United States, hopes to come back to Montana.
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Max Hunter
Hunter
Kathaleen Dorris
Ray Sieger
United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Montana
Hinsdale High School Notes and Visits
Floyd Taylor from Hinsdale visited the school this week. Miss Tena Hodge and Miss Rath Jacobson with Frances Garrison called at the high school on Monday afternoon. Miss Noyes was ill with pneumonia and Mrs Seu tek subbed in the intermediate room. George Parsons and Mrs Otto Abel also visited the high school.
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Floyd Taylor
Hinsdale
Tena Hodge
Rath’ Jacobson
Frances Garrison
Aftrencon
Wes
George Parsons
Otto Abel
Tennessee Boy Proves Pig Club Investment Profitable
Reports to the Agriculture Department recount a Tennessee boy who invested 50 dollars in May 1918 in a pure bred gift and now shows seven pigs with profits totaling 587.35. He sired seven piglets, some sold for 133 dollars, bought a high quality breeding boar, and won the East Tennessee Division Fair grand championship plus 87 dollars in prizes, leaving net profit 587.35 after feed and care.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
East Tennessee
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