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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
5
County forestry office says shelterbelt trees ordered for spring will be delivered by truck between April 21 and 27. Trees from the Teton county nursery should be ready at Chateau and Fairfield by about April 23, though exact dates remain tentative.
A brief note requests definite delivery times and information. It states trees should be picked up as soon after delivery as possible and asks for prompt details on when items can be obtained.
Walter Henneford, president of the Chateau Chamber of Commerce, urges the public to attend the highway safety meeting at 8 p.m. April 22 in the Chateau courtroom. The gathering follows a program outlined by Gov. J Hugo Aronson at a Helena meeting on March 22 and invites schools, civic, fraternal, church and community groups to send representatives.
Chairman Jake Luinstra reports the biggest grain storage and handling challenge in history as terminals and warehouses fill to capacity. CCC storage payments and incentives including tax deductions and loan programs aim to encourage resealing and modernization while producers face potential yearlong storage at high risk. Conference in Helena and leaders from Teton county including Fain Kolste and C O Juelfs outline looming shortages and policy responses.
A reader discusses the long standing issue of Sunday and holiday closing for merchants. The letter notes pharmacists and other merchants favor Sunday closing but face holdouts and cites a western state example where a local Ministerial Association urged stores to observe a day of rest and prayer.
A garbled fragment mentions LAOS and attire in a confusing query about a problem tied to a bead and other unclear terms. No coherent events or names are readable to confirm details or context.
The John Mathison family expresses gratitude for sympathy help and memorial offerings after their sorrow. Special thanks to those at the Memorial and contributors to the beautiful service and floral gifts.
Many thanks to the hospital staff for the wonderful care and meals while confined. Gratitude goes to friends for flowers cards and their personal calls. Sincere thanks from Mrs. Bill Wellenstein.
The writer expresses sincere thanks to the staff at Teton Memorial Hospital for care and support received, recognizing their dedication and expertise.
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