Chateau Montana Weekly Advertising Rates and Subscriptions
The notice outlines weekly publication details in Chateau Montana with second class post office status. Subscription prices are set for in and out of county, plus foreign rates. advertising rates include display, locals, legal, and want ads with per line or per inch charges and discounts for multiple insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Canada
School board election records set in Cut Bank and Chateau
Cut Bank voters cast 1,012 ballots to elect two trustees while Chateau 23 ballots chose three trustees. The piece condemns low public interest and urges better publicity and discussion of school policy and potential district changes.
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Cut Bank
Elks Bowlers
Salt Lake City
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Chateau
Public Welfare Fund Sends Checks to 14762 State Persons
Montana announces checks of 436 dollars mailed to 14762 people entitled to current benefits from the Public Welfare Fund. Old age recipients numbered 10699 for 347,488 dollars, average grant 32.48 compared with 30.46 in March 1945 and 28.50 in March 1944.
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Helena
W.P
W. J. Fouse
Local social notes from Conrad and surrounding towns
Community brief listing visits and illness reports from Conrad Montana and nearby areas. Names include Clyde Baquet Charley Tomsha Mrs. McClenian Adolph Banis and families. mentions hospital stays, store visits, and attendance at a Sacred Oratorio performed by Lutheran churches.
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Clyde Baquet
Conrad
Charley Tomsha
Garvais
Oregon
Robert McClenian
McClenian
R. H. Mayer
John Harkins
Adolph Banis
Great Falls
A. T. Daughaday
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Hospital
Chris Heerman
Brady
Christ
Conrad High School
Cut Bank
Sunburst
Shelby
Chateau
Fairfield
Arnold Hanusa
Lucille Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Roscoe Thompson
Robert McClenhan
McClenhan
Daisy Tomsha
George Tomsha
Ranges in Montana Fare Well Report
The State Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports Montana ranges in good condition as April begins. Lower ranges show green grass and rapid growth is expected with warm weather. Most areas have moisture to start grass, though the north half east of the Continental Divide needs more moisture after low precipitation since December.
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Helena
W.P
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Bureau
Continental Divide
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Jere Coffey
Choteau
Ford
Max
Mae Johnson
State of
Kansas
Moose Hall
Bonnie Sala
Assembly of God
Johnsons
Havre
Collins
Mrs. Clyde Baquet
Mary
Center de Rove
de Laval
de Lovel World
Stendard
Mos
Fr. G. Curtis & Son
State
Acantha
Scientifi Wet Stive Laboratories
Estab
Lukl S. May
White Henry
Seattle
Wash
Anderson Feed Store
Zenith
Chsic
Cla
Luz
Choteau Drug Co
Graham-Hoeme
Choteau Garage
J. I. Case Dealer
Pontiac
Ben Chalmers