FOR SALE AND USED GOODS ROUNDUP AT THE SWAP SHOP
The Swap Shop advertises near new shoes winter coats pianos clarinet violin chrome table and chairs a battery operated fence controller and other appliances and furniture. Listings include a 14 foot metal boat and 12 foot boat trailer a Rough Lumber stock and a 1954 John Deere models with farm equipment plus a 1946 Minneapolis tractor and more at Chateau Montana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Electric
Ami
Ochateau
Mivertana
Sean A Sre
John Deere
Y. G. Curtis & Son
Chateau
Augusta
Oe Mountains
Eeeeaeiakh Jenkins
Ford Brig
Great Falls
Montana
On Display at Hensley Motel Century 21 Trailer
A display listing shows a compact travel trailer option with the promise of big trailer comfort. The item, described as 14-tfe, is part of a Montana lineup including a Dean's Service Chateau and an 83-tfe Heedasectore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensley Motel
Century 21
Tfe
Dean's Service
Montana
Montana big game hunting maps and rules released
Montana Fish and Game announces public availability of big game maps through licensed agents and at the Helena central office. Maps detail 69 deer areas and 49 elk areas with seasons running Oct 20 to Nov 24, some openings as early as Sept 15 or Sept 22, and limits on deer and elk takings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Helena
Fish and Game
Continental Divide
Bob Marshall
Chateau
Divide
Montana bear season permits offered to out-of-state hunters
Out-of-state hunters who opted in will receive mail notices for Montana bear and other game hunting. A $100 fee applies for this program, with about 90 special permits available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Farm Exports Reach All Time High in Year
United States agricultural exports climbed to a record 4.7 billion dollars in 1956-57. The value rose about 16 percent from 1951-52 and 35 percent above the 1956-57 total. Export quantity also set a new high, led by gains in cotton and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Growth in 1966 57 agricultural exports exceeds prior years
The 1966 57 export value rose with cotton at 61 percent and 7.7 million bales shipped the largest since 1934. Wheat set a record of 53.6 million bushels, about 30 percent of the increase. Rice soybeans tallow and edible oils also hit records as tobacco and grain stocks declined from 1956 peaks. Agricultural exports expanded to more markets without harming other countries.
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CCC
Wheat Buyers Urged to Verify Identity of Penalty Free Wheat
Wheat buyers should require evidence that grain is penalty free under this year’s marketing quotas. Producers may store excess wheat or pay penalties, with Nov 15 as the final date to settle or request downward adjustments. The ASC offers guidance and storage options, and after Nov 16 only cash settlement is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Office
Kolstad
Koistes
Teton County
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture For Relief
Kol- Blad
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Taylor Motor Co
Olsen Agency
Choteau
Obernolte Furniture
Quonsett Hut
Dutton
Thine P. Meisel
6Th Ave
Mont
Clack Co
Cowgill
Armstrong
Taylor One
Coery
Philco
RCA
Dean
Breen Ot
J. W. Clark
Nick Paulus
McDonald Lock
Charles Dahlin
Choteaul
Choteau Rodeo
Civil Defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration
A. Leydenfront
The
New York Times Magazine
J. S. Payne
Optometrist
Crary Building
Acantha
Ce Man
Rdue Lon
National Dist. Prod. CO
N. Y
Livind
Milwaukee
Cliff Denham
Donkey Ball Shaw
Crescent Okla
Eiders
C. James Smith Post
James Egion
Baseball
Hiawatuas
Milwaukee Road
Friendly Railroad of the
Friendly West
Montana Power Company
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