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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1954

Page

8

Requirements Clear on Wheat Price Support Loans

Wheat producers must certify loans themselves or join with others if wheat is commingled. Joint loans require all producers to sign and be responsible for the full amount. Eligibility limits include ownership and prior producer status, with rules applying to barley oats rye flaxseed and dry beans. Funeral notices for Fairfield Congregational Church describe services and burial.

Leo Kolstad Annie

Eastwood Rites Held Friday At Fairfield

Reuben Allen Eastwood 68 died Aug. 10 after a short illness at a Chateau hospital. Born Oct. 14, 1885 in Perley Minnesota he moved to Montana in 1908 and Fairfield in 1929 where he led the Montana Elevator division of Montana Flour Mills for 19 years. He married Tomenya Thornd in 1916 and had two daughters Betty Killip and Florence Hedden. Survived by widow two daughters and five grandchildren and three brothers John Fairfield Warren D Billings. He was a Congregational Church member and held Masonic Scottish Rite honors.

Reuben Allen Eastwood Fairfield Chateau Perley Minn John Mary Eastwood Eastwood Montana Fairfield Beach Tomenya Thornd Montana Flour Mills Congregational Church of Masonica Lodge Billings Lodge of Perfection Billings Betty Killip Florence E. Hedden Geandolens Warren D

Justice Court Fines For Traffic Violations

In Justice Sulgrove's court John P Wellenstein 27 Pendrey paid 10 dollars for failure to have clearance lights on his truck Walter Wilber Oldrock Parhall North Dakota paid 10 dollars for failure to have a driver's license Bernard W Johnson 22 Dutton paid 25 dollars for driving while intoxicated W E McCall 32 transient paid 10 dollars for being drunk and disturbing the peace fighting E R Dwyer 24 Great Falls forfeited a 10 dollar bond for driving in excess of the speed limit through red light In Justice Irwins Court George Nebel Great Falls was mentioned without further detail

E. R. Dwyer Red Irwin George Nebel Great Falls

Choteau and Fairfield Kids Ball Split Two Games

The Choteau arid Pairtela kids ball clubs split two games with Fairfield. Fairfield won 14 to 8 at Fairfield as B Phillips pitched and Jackson took the loss. Choteau later came from behind to win in the seventh inning with key hits by J Dunckel and T Jaconetty.

Choteau Fairfield B. Phillips Jackson Choteaupe Chateau J. Dunckel T. Jaconetty Jaconetty R. Geteller Great “Falls American Legion

Potter Montana Civil Defense Director Plans Sept 10 Meeting

Fragmentary notes indicate Hugt K Potter, Montana civil defense director, preparing for a September 10 evening meeting. Details are incomplete but reference to a civil defense gathering is clear.

Hugt K Potter Montana Civil

Parisian Ending Visit With Farm Families

A Parisian youth describes farming contrasts between Morocco and the United States. He notes high temperatures in Morocco, winter wheat, and fruit juice factories, then details his six month U S stay visiting farms, Lions club, 4-H events, and Montana sites. He plans to return to France by January 1.

Morocco U. S zArab Helicorn Marriag Herber New “York Washington Bozeman Jess. Malone Bynum Agawam Collins Joliet United States

City Street Oiling Nearing Completion

City crews will oil principal streets and avenues to prevent pitting and improve travel. Plans cover Main to several east west streets, including first through fourth avenues west of Main, and first street northwest toward Crescent. some Hobson addition work planned, Jackson addition south side excluded. Gus Thompson and Lloyd Martin direct, with one extra worker and a Great Falls roller operator.

Main Second Street First Street Hensley Morel Crescent Co Hobson Jackson Gus Thompson Lloyd Martin Great Falls

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