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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
10
A government listing shows payments by purpose with a total for county expenditures across all categories. The record groups disbursements, enabling review of funds paid for radiation ward services and other county needs.
I G E Monkman County Clerk swears the report shows the financial condition of Teton County Montana for the fiscal year ending June 30 1957 to the best of knowledge. Subscribed sworn before Helen J Vance clerk on November 5 1047 and Ollive Armstrong deputy. Board of County Commissioners approves and orders publication August 6 1957 signed Francis Maurer chairman.
Winter wheat growers seek guidance on Cheyenne versus Yogo versus Karmont and R eg o varieties. Montana agents note Cheyenne’s good quality with variable hardiness, while Yogo remains preferred for reliability. high quality Karmont seed from Duttons Wayne Pratt and Rudy Fuhringer is available. Rego shows resistance to wheat stem sawfly but limited acreage. certified seeds offer best commercial quality with strict inspections. seed supply from Harry Laubach in Dutton and John B Knutson in Flowerree may provide Cheyenne seed. Shelby area Cheyenne rated approved with fewer certification demands.
Mrs H M Montague and Corr Mrs Eugene Baquet attended the wedding of Marilyn Kay Davis of Great Falls to Robert Jones of Billings at the First Congregational church in Great Falls. Mary Lou Horak and Jerry Trebesch were chosen as delegates to the 4 H Club Congress in Bozeman next week.
GEF Monkman is appointed to serve as the County Clerk and Recorder for Teton County, following confirmation by local officials. The move consolidates duties overseeing elections, records, and official documents within the county government.
A historical note identifies the tulips now known as Hob land as naturalized from wild stock found in Turkey by an Austrian diplomat who introduced them into Europe.
A home tip suggests pouring hot paraffin into a cracked high chair tray to catch food particles and seal the crack. The paraffin allegedly lasts long and saves time in cleanup.
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