Penney Stores Celebrate 56th Anniversary
Penney stores coast to coast celebrate the 56th anniversary of the Penney Company. From Kemmerer Wyoming in 1902 to today the Golden Rule philosophy guides pricing and one price for all. The company rewards associates through profit sharing and emphasizes value, quality, and customer satisfaction.
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Penney
Penney Company
Minneapolis
Chateau
James Cash
James Cash Penney
Kemerer
Wyo
Ogden
Utah
Philosphy
Kemmerer
Choteau Business Caller Visits and Legal Figure In Town
John Lyon of KIYI Shelby, formerly of Choteau, was a business caller there today. Attorney Bill Baillie of Great Falls also visited Choteau on business Wednesday.
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John Lyon
Kiyi, Shelby
Choteau
Bill Baillie
Great Falls
Seed supply and pricing noted for profit Betzes
Readable text highlights ample seed stock offered at fair prices with profit concerns for Betzes.
Choteau Experience May Help Solve Cut Bank Problem
In a letter exchange, Choteau Mayor D. P. Fabrick explains using a John Deere tractor with a blade to clear sidewalks after snow. The Cut Bank publisher asks for details as March thaw creates hazardous walks between the post office and Main and Central.
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Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Dan Whetstone
Choteau
Cut Bank
Choteau Acantha
George Coffey
George
D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
Montana
Mr. Whetstone
John Deere
D. P. Farbrick
Main
Central
John D. Rockefeller
D. P
Dick) Fabrick
National Reclamation Association
State
National Planning Boards
Withal
Chateau Lions hold April meeting and Charter Night plans
Forty nine members met at the Lions hall with Mrs Carrie Bagley and Mrs Mary Baskett in charge of dinner. Jerry Breen named nominating chair. George Henderson announced Charter Night activities and Toastmasters aim to improve quality of talk. Civic projects include skating rink and tennis court with cost estimated at 6000 to 7000 dollars, half funded.
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Chateau Lions Club
Lions Hall
Carrie Bagley
Mary Baskett
Jerry Breen
Carl Wedum
Arnold Hanusa
Bob Gormley
Fairfield Lions
Fairfield Club
Chateau Group
Fairfield
George Henderson
The
Chateau Toastmasters
Cornell
Social Security Representative Here Friday April 18
A Social Security office representative will be at Chateau at the courthouse in the county commissioners office on Friday April 18 from 10 to 12 and 1 to 2 pm. Bill Woodrow explains earnings limits: $1200 yearly threshold for retirement benefits. men retire at 65, women at 62 or older. Aged 72 or more may receive checks monthly regardless of earnings. Retirement aims to replace lost family income, not total idleness. Beneficiaries may earn up to $1200 per calendar year and still receive full payments.
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Social Security Office
Chateau
Court House
Bill Woodrow
Great Falls
Car Case Appealed To District Court
Joe D. McCarthy appeals to district court from a justice court judgment for Taylor Motor Co. awarding L. E. Taylor Hazel Taylor and Burr Huffman $165 plus $50 attorney fees and costs on a promissory note balance for an auto. The defendant claims the car was surrendered after trouble and seeks damages for the down payment. Representing the plaintiff is K. M. Bridenstine. the defendant is represented by Howard C. Burton.
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Joe D. McCarthy
District Court
Justice Court
L. E. Taylor
Hazel Taylor
Burr Huffman
Taylor Motor Co
K. M. Bridenstine
Chateau
Howard C. Burton
National Guard seeks recruits as openings appear in Chateau unit
National Guard notes three enlistments in Company F 163rd ACR from Conrad Dutton and Fairfield and Montana Fish and Game staff. Soldier of the week Ralph Chevalier and Sgt John Carlson gain weekly honors. Openings for ages 17 to 35 with varying training paths and no basic for veterans. April meetings listed with contact for information.
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F 163Rd Acr
Chateau
Conrad
Herbert O’viet
Conrad Creamery
Norman Nichols
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Fairfield
D'Viet
Nichols
Air Force
Dutton
Lorance Harper
Ralph Chevalier
John Carlson
Company F
John Taylor
Malting barley plans teased by industry group head
Dr. Andy Lejeune, manager of the Malting Barley Improvement Association, described BETZES as not yet established but likely to be malted next Fall and Winter. He said testing is thorough and no objections have been raised, with an official decision due next Fall.
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Andy Lejeune
Group of Men Inspect Chateau Sewer Lagoons Tour
Three Malta residents and a state health board representative toured northern Montana sewer lagoons and sewage treatment facilities last Thursday. The visit was led by city councilman Hubert Drabbels. The outcome of the trip remains unspecified.
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Malta
State Board of Health
Montana
Hubert Drabbels
Visit Looks at Lagoon Plans Across Several Towns
Drabbels led a Malta city delegation with Don Williams and Scott Cummings inspecting lagoons in Big Sandy Fairfield Chateau Brady and Conray plus a Dutton sewage plant. They noted odors only in break up lagoons and said thawing causes temporary smells.
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Malta
Drabbels
Don Williams
Helena
State Board of Health
Scott Cummings
Ernest Thompson
North Side
Big Sandy
Fairfield
Chateau
Brady
Conray
Dutton
Williams
Crabbell
Board of Health
Phillips County News
Agricultural Bulletin Board Apr 15 30 deadlines listed
Agricultural Bulletin Board from Lyall Schaefer notes April 15 deadline for signing a ACP farm plan covering E-1 Stubble Mulch A-6 Stripcropping A-3 Irrigated Pasture Seeding and D-3 Sweet Clover for Green Manure a Conservation Reserve contract. April 30 is the commodity loan maturity date for barley and oats final dates to sign for reseal on barley and oats loans and purchase agreements and final date to file applications for payment for Wool and Lambs.
Snowpack Readings From Sun River Stations Report
Bill McLaughlin of the Soil Conservation Service and Phil Doughty of the Forest Service measured snow depth and water content at four Sun River stations on April 1. Depths ranged from 19.6 to 46.3 inches with water contents from 5.5 to 16.8 inches, all below or near averages. deer and elk herds were seen near the Benchmark Willow Creek junction.
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Bill McLaughlin
Soil Conservation Service
Phil Doughty
Forest Service
Sun River
Cabin Creek
Gates Park
Wrong Creek
Wrong Ridge
Willow Creek
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Msgt
Verne Marr
Carl Larson
Acantha
Agricultural Bulletin Board
Lyall Schaefer
ASC County Committee
Prudential Granite Company
Box
Minneapolis, Minn
Chateau Lockers & Groceries
U. S
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