Code-a-Phone Provides Market Information to Montana Farmers
The Code-A-Phone toll free market news service will continue in Montana on a 24 hour basis. Keith Kelly will run the program from Great Falls under the Wheat Research and Marketing Committee. The service reports Portland grain prices and Montana market updates via three minute recordings, with daily updates and caller data.
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Montana
Robert Brastrup
Great Falls
Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee
State Commission
Montana Cooperative Extension Service
The
Wheat Commission
Montana Department of Agriculture
Keith Kelly
Montana State University
Wheat Research and Marketing Committee
Kelly
Portland
Cooperative Extension Service
Federal Extension Service
Montana cattle numbers rise in July survey
Montana inventory shows 4 070 000 cattle and calves on hand July 1 1973 up 2 ½ percent from 1972. Beef cows total 1 719 000. milk cows 30 000. beef cow replacements 336 000. milk cow replacements 11 000. other heifers 102 000. Calf crop projected at 1 680 000. national inventory 130 655 000.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Montana Picnic Set Near San Francisco
The annual Montana picnic will be held at Flood Park off the Bayshore Freeway near San Francisco California on Sunday September 9 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Montanans and others are welcome to attend and enjoy a day of special events.
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Montana
Flood Park
Bayshore Freeway
San Francisco
Calif
Volunteers Clear Trails for Forest Service Project
Sierra club volunteers from across the United States are working ten days to maintain the Blind Creek Tubby Creek trail in the North Fork Birch Creek area west of Swift Reservoir. Led by Alan Schmerer of Portola Valley California, Bob Richmond and Ray Mills supervise the effort with 27 participants dedicating all labor.
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Teton District
Bob Richmond
Sierra Club
Birch Creek
Blind Creek
Tubby Creek
Swift Reservoir
Richmond
Ray Mills
Alan Schmerer
Portola Valley
Calif
United States
Civic Social Club Meets With Mrs G I Tangen
The Civic Social Club will meet with Mrs G I Tangen on Tuesday August 14 at 2 00 p m. Mrs and Mrs Ron Hansen are parents of a daughter Staci Nicole born June 25 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces joining a brother Keith. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Friis Hansen Chateau and Mr and Mrs Dave Larson Conrad.
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G. I. Tangen
Ron Hansen
Staci Nicole
Keith
Friis Hansen
Chateau
Dave Larson
Conrad
Jack O’loughlin
Michael
Choteau
Lewiston
Idaho
Woody Ameline Jr
Missoula
C. K. Malone
Frank Aanerud
Littleton
Cole
Ebert Malone
Bonnie Fuller
Boulder
Bonnie Emter
Eatonville
Wash
Alta Jean Willis
Eureka
Nev
Joanne Nuenke
Mountain View
Calif
Ed Goodan
Shelby
Carl Kline Malone
Pat Saylor
Bozeman
Helen Ferguson
Oregon
Ed Noble
Bonnie Tomson
Lois Samson
Kalispell
Margaret Walker
Great Falls
Ed May
Popovich
Albert Goodan
Kolin
Mont
Brian O'Connell
Mons Teigen
Bill Cheney
Helena
William C Hicks
Wolf Creek
Charles Saylor
Betty Steele
Les Barrett
Ralph King
Art Jorgeson
Tom Messelt
Lennie McDonald
Geyser
William Barrett
Augusta
Wedding of Jane Southard and David Hartman
All friends and relatives invited to the wedding of Jane Louise Southard and David Haynes Hartman at St. Josephs Catholic Church in Chateau on Saturday August 18 at 2 p.m. A reception follows in the parish hall. CARD OF THANKS includes thanks to Dr. Cannon nurses and staff of Teton Memorial Hospital and visitors and flower senders. Jesse E Crawford.
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Jane Louise Southard
David Haynes Hartman
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chateau
Dr. Cannon
Teton Memorial Hospital
Jesse E. Crawford
Judy Cook Receives Community Service Award
Judy Cook a third year student at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine receives an award for outstanding community service chosen by a student committee funded by CIBA Pharmaceutical Company. Cook worked at the MSU Genetics Counseling Clinic coordinated two migrant workers health clinics and a free immunization clinic and holds medical clerkships at Foote Memorial Hospital and in Flint starting September. She is a Chateau High School graduate who studied microbiology at the University of Montana and Michigan State University.
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East Lansing
Mich
Judy Cook
Michigan State University
College of Human Medicine
Miss Cook
Eldon Cook
Chateau
Ciba Pharmaceutical Company
Summit
N. J
Foote Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Flint
Chateau High School
University of Montana
Michigan State
First Aid Course To Start Aug 22 At Chateau Library
Robert Armstrong will conduct a Multi Media first aid course on August 22 and 23 in the Chateau Library meeting room. The program runs about four hours each evening starting at 7 30. It targets school bus drivers renewing certificates but is open to all interested participants. The course uses movies, workbook and hands on practice.
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Robert Armstrong
Chateau Library
Armstrong
Autetion
Football Meetings To Start Thursday
Gene Boyle Chateau High School head football coach announces special team meetings for Aug. 9 10 13 and 14 at the high school starting 7 pm. Practice begins Monday Aug. 20 with three weeks to condition before the Sept. 8 season opener at Missoula Loyola. all players must pass physical exams prior to practice.
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Gene Boyle
Chateau High School
Missoula Loyola
Missoula
Social Security Rep To Visit Choteau
Social Security representative from Great Falls will visit Choteau on Tuesday August 14. Residents may meet him at the commissioner’s office in the courthouse from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 2 p.m. or call his Great Falls office at 761-0661 during business hours.
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Great Falls
Choteau
Court House
ASCS Seeks Surplus Hay and Pasture Info for Montana
Montana drought prompts ASCS to gather and share information on surplus hay straw and pasture. Officials urge grain farmers to bale straw and offer it for sale or to livestockmen who can arrange transport. Set aside acreage may be used with payment reductions. cooperation among farmers and ranchers is urged to ease the financial crisis.
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Montana
Roy Killenbeck
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
ASCS
Killenbeck
Glen Yeager
Teton Asc
Yeager
Cable Cutting Hits Montana Phone Service Costs
Montana phone users lose service as underground cable cuts occur during digging. Mountain Bell reports last year over 4 cables were severed, costing repairs up to 13 000 dollars and 50 to 3500 dollars per incident. State law requires digging parties to obtain facility locations in writing before excavation.
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Montana
W. C. Bermingham
Mountain Bell
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