Freight Rate Increase Set Next Monday
Montana shippers face an Interstate Commerce Commission rate hike effective Aug. 26 averaging 3.9 percent. Montana Railroad Association Public Relations Director John Willard calls the move disappointing and explains the net increases by commodity including 12 percent for the west, with several items like coal at 12 percent and potatoes at 3.7 percent. He notes interim boosts since 1956 keep some totals low and urges shippers to consult local railroad agents for details.
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Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Willard
Montana Railroad Association
Helena
Willard
Cheaney Assigned To Signal School
Specialist James R. Cheaney was assigned to the US Army Southeastern Signal School at Fort Gordon Georgia. He is a switchboard supervisor in Instructor Company D and previously attended Reliz High School in Evansville Indiana. His parents reside in Dutton and his wife Elayne lives in Hephzibah Georgia.
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James R. Cheaney
Daniel W Stinchfield
Dutton
US Army
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Cheaney
Reliz High School
Evansville
Ind
Army
Elayne
Hephzibah
Earliest Hymn Book in Existence
The earliest hymn book in continual use for 3000 years is the Book of Psalms. It has shaped liturgies and poetry across Judaism and Christianity, influencing hymns, prayers, and musical traditions through centuries.
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admitted Patients List
The list records admitted patients at Teton Memorial Hospital including Ethel Anderson Fairfield Harry Perkins Choteau Osborne McFarlane Choteau Joseph Taylor Augusta Morris Swenson Choteau Ray Lauke Simms Annie Kleinsasser Augusta Allen Joseph Augusta Naoma Wright Fort Shaw Mrs W J Ward Choteau Orlo Stansberry Sun River Martha Maynard Choteau Eldon Cutlip Fairfield Donald Baumgartner Choteau Fred Smith Augusta Henry Hanson Choteau Mrs Jack Cherry Choteau Orvil Croft Augusta Gottlieb Depner Choteau Maxine McFarlane Choteau Percy Jenkins Conrad Stephen Smith Denton Richard Bjork Fairfield and others.
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Ethel Anderson
Fairfield
Harry Perkins
Choteau
Osborne McFarlane
Joseph Taylor
Augusta
Morris Swenson
Ray Lauke
Simms
Annie Kleinsasser
Allen Joseph
Naoma Wright
Fort Shaw
W. J. Ward
Orlo Stansberry
Sun River
Martha Maynard
Eldon Cutlip
Donald Baumgartner
Fred Smith
Henry Hanson
Jack Cherry
Orvil Croft
Gottlieb Depner
Maxine McFarlane
Percy Jenkins
Conrad
Stephen Smith
Denton
Richard Bjork
Donald Warehime
Neva Jacobson
Paul Hagen
Vaughn
Gene Shelmerdine
Bynum
Arthur Mauseth
Ronald Beck
Joseph LaRance
Roger Rapley
Further Restrictions Due Wheat Farmers
Policy notes continue on acreage reductions under Soil Bank and Acreage Reserve programs. It explains penalties for harvesting more than permitted acreage and the resulting loss of Acreage Reserve payments. Civil penalties equal 50 percent of the payment for compliance would have earned under the rules.
Acreage Reserve payments outlined for 1958 program details
The article explains 1958 Acreage Reserve limits including a $3,000 per producer cap and a $5,000 Conservation Reserve cap. It describes how per acre rates are set nationally then by state and county, with signup for winter wheat Aug 24 to Oct 4 and preference to early signers. It notes no limit on total AR acres and cites previous year payments and allocations, including wheat AR funding.
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ASC
Teton County
Congress
Teton Tom Promises Cheap Soft Water Rental
Teton Tom urges customers to visit and learn how soft water can be rented for as little as three dollars per month, highlighting affordable rates and easy access to water treatment services.
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Americas
Woodbury
Paris
Teton Pharmacy Bereaetrars
Teton
Teton Plumbing & Heating
APY Veto
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