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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
4
Bonnie Hodgskiss reports on the 4-H Conservation Camp held June 25 to 29 near Kalispell. Four attendees from Teton County learned about ecology, waste disposal, and environmental topics through talks, tours to Hungry Horse and an aluminum plant, films on fluoride effects, and activities.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for sympathy, service, flowers, food, and kindness after their loss. They name Mrs. Bill McFarlane and thank all who assisted during their sorrow.
Montana inventory on January 1, 1973 totals 3.2 million cattle and calves up 1 percent from 1972. Beef cows rise 2 percent to 1.7 million. steers over 500 pounds up 12 percent. calves decline 3 percent to 830,000. Milk cows and replacement heifers fall 9 percent. beef replacement heifers drop 2 percent. Sheep and lambs total 955,000, down 1.4 percent, with 120,000 on feed up 20 percent. End-year cattle, sheep, hogs, chickens valued at $949 million, cattle $911 million. Montana ranks 13th in all cattle and 6th in beef cows nationwide.
Montana official explains licenses replacing the June embargo on soybeans and by product exports will cap shipments for the current year while preserving enough old crop supplies for livestock and consumers. Authorities project a 491 million bushel record soybeans export and a domestic stock buffer.
A promotional note extols a Payroll Savings Plan that deducts a fixed amount from each paycheck to buy U S Savings Bonds. It promises a growing nest egg, tax advantages, and eventual cashing at a bank. It touts high interest and bond replacement if lost or stolen.
Experts say lawn watering varies by grass type soil grade sun exposure and water cost. Keep soil moist to three to four inches, avoid overwatering which stunts roots and prevents oxygen penetration, and water early morning to prevent fungi. trim regularly with a cordless electric trimmer for easier upkeep.
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