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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
2
The piece warns that Congressman Sisk's A R 7597 would create a National Agricultural Bargaining Board and force farmers to bargain through cooperatives. It argues this could monopolize agriculture, reduce individual freedom, and upend how farmers and processors choose buyers, crops, and terms. It questions farmer support for the bill.
Local notes describe visits by Mr and Mrs Larry Keown of Great Falls and extended kin across Idaho Montana and Wyoming. Twins Brad and Brenda arrive in Osburn Idaho weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce and 6 pounds 3 ounces. many relatives travel to Helena Great Falls and Billings for family events and harvest work amid dry weather and expanding highway projects.
Community notes recount visits and farm work around Beringer family in 1942. D. H. Mouton party viewed hail damage. locals assist with harvest and repairs. Cadet Elmer Iverson graduates as second lieutenant. naval academy cadet Eldon Reiquam on leave. several relatives and neighbors contribute to field tasks and travel between Great Falls, Choteau, and Canada.
Cha teau Jayceens held a community meeting at the city park on August 11 1971 serving about 75 children with hot dogs pop and ice cream. They named Pat Otness an honorary member for work on Art on the Green and announced a Fall Board meeting in Hamilton September 10 11 and 12 and a Great Falls visit by Ron Au on August 25. The next meeting is September 8 at 8 pm at Mrs Jay Dunckel's home with Irene Wolfe as guest speaker. They seek new members and invite Jaycee wives to attend. The Acantha offers wedding invitations and announcements.
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