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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
8
County ASC chair K. E. Sturgis urges wheat producers to submit history preservation requests by May 1 final day. The form allows treating unseeded wheat allotment as history with conditions on new 1957 allotments and underseeding. forms available at the county ASC office.
Producers must file by April 30 at the ASC office with complete sale documentation for wool and unshorn lambs marketed between April 1 1956 and March 31 1957. The 1956 National Wool Act program offers a 62 cent per pound incentive with payments based on wool value, totaling about 57.5 million nationally, with final payment rates to be set after spring acreage data is known.
Listed are patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Mrs Fred Woodward Choteau Mrs Tena Johnson Choteau Mrs Laurence Gunderson Power Louis DeWitt Choteau Deana Rentmeister Simms Russell Nett Augusta Mrs David Wurtz Choteau Mrs Peder Lee Fairfield Mrs John Warski Fairfield James Geldrich Augusta Gerald Monkman Choteau Mrs Marvin Faylor Wolf Creek Birth reported A daughter to Mrs Laurence Gunderson Power Patients dismissed include Peter Koorman Choteau Kyle Norwood Augusta Danny Joe Pederson Fairfield Mrs Gene Shelmerdine Bynum Mrs A E Dick Young and infant daughter Choteau Vicki Mathison Choteau Mrs Melvin Shear and infant daughter Choteau Deana Rentmeister Simms Mrs David Wurtz Chateau Mrs Peder Lee Fairfield Mrs Marvin Faylor Wolf Creek
The document outlines criteria for National Guard members including three year service in guard units after six months training, eligibility to complete eight years in standby reserve, and the role of standby reservists who may be activated only via Selective Service in a national emergency. It also covers transfers for underage factory workers and six months training for those enlisted before 18.14, with a total six years of satisfactory service required.
The 11 week program remains in service but will shut off about Oct 1 1967. Men may enlist for six months from April 1 1957 and after Oct 1 1957 guard enlistees without prior service must take six months training. After Oct 1 1957 enlistments limited to prior service men and young men agreeing to six month training.
I express sincere thanks to all who sent cards flowers and called while I was in the hospital. Special thanks go to the American Legion Auxiliary the Rebekahs the Wi-Mo-Da-Si club and Mrs. Elizabeth Huffman for their kindness.
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