Teton County Submits AUP Schedule and Conservation Funds
Montana farmers and ranchers may begin scheduling conservation cost sharing under the 1954 program. Total Montana funds are 2 714 000 with changes allowing early certification and county committee audits. Leo S Kolstad announces shifts to local operation and year round initial requests. FOR RENT notices appear from Mrs. Carl Blomberg.
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Montana
Leo S. Kolstad
Carbon
Teton and Valley
Kolstad
ASC
Marriages Rise While Divorces Decline in Montana
Helena reports Montana's vital statistics show 2,912 marriages in the first half of 1954 up from 2,809 a year earlier, a 0.4 percent gain, while divorces drop 3.1 percent to 953 from 983 in the same period. The trend suggests marriages surpass divorces at better than three to one.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health Office of Vital Statistics
Police Court results list multiple traffic fines
In Justice Irwin's Court Joan M. Webber of New Hampshire and Connecticut forfeited 25 dollars for reckless driving causing an accident. Donald R. Juster of Salinas paid 10 dollars for improper plates. Steven H. Johnson of Seattle 150 dollars for driving while intoxicated. In Justice Sulgrove's Court Agnes L. Roberts of Los Angeles forfeited 25 dollars for reckless driving after an accident 214 miles north of Pendray. John M. Zimmerman of Fairfield paid 10 dollars for defective tires on a truck.
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Pendray
John M. Zimmerman
Fairfield
IRS Seeks Patience as New Revenue Code Moves In
T. Coleman Andrews of Helena issues a statement on the Internal Revenue Service plan to transition to the 1954 Revenue Code. The service urges taxpayers not to seek rulings until regulations are issued and provides sources for general information and code copies.
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Ue T. Coleman Andrews
Helene Hee
Internal Revenue " Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
The
Revenue Service
Final Referendum Results On Wheat Quotas
Final results show 73.3 percent national approval for wheat quotas, with 208,623 in favor and 76,023 against. North Dakota led with 95.7 percent support. Montana 82.9 percent. Teton county 478 for and 126 opposed. Quota program to continue next year.
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North Dakota
Montana
Teton County
Meda McLean Dies at Chateau After Long Legal Secretary Career
Meda McLean, longtime legal secretary for Chateau attorney George Coffey, dies at Chateau residence. She studied at Winona Teacher's College and the School of Designing in San Francisco. Survived by three sisters in California and Prescott, with out-of-town mourners from California and Great Falls attending the rites.
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Chateau
James Eckford
Winona
Vide. Coburn
Prescott
Ann
Gordon Sullivan
San Francisco
Calif
Bud Burns
San Bernadino
Calf
John Sullivan
Peter
Randall Swanberg
George Seton
Nellie Gorham
Great Falls
W. T. Scarboro
Susan
Pat
Pasadena
Pat Donavan
Shelby
Hampton Broom
Swan Lake
Swamp Drainage Plans Move Ahead At Local Worksite
Engineering outlines begin digging a channel between Priest Butte and Greenfield lakes to drain water from the Chateau area. Ditching dynamite will extend from lake edges to a middle bar, with about 110000 cubic yards of earth to remove. Project aims to lower Priest Butte lake by five feet to ease drainage near the Chateau Fair field highway.
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Jimmiy Schneider
Henderson
Travelog
Magazin
Chateau
Choteau
Milton McNea
Choteau Drng
Lions Club
Robert Zéon
Gibson Monkman
Elmer Baker
Jerry Breen
Solheim
Priest Butte Lake
Priest
Teton
Chateau-Fairfield
Jake
Evel
Brown Swiss Bull Shining Mountain Mas Harry Sold
Clark Power has purchased the registered Brown Swiss bull Shining Mountain Mas Harry from Ray T. Ramsey of Fairfield. The report comes from Fred S. Idise secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Association in Beloit Wisconsin.
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Dexter . Clark
Ray T. Ramsey
Fairfield
Fred S. Idise
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wis
Thanks for the cards and gifts during my illness
Mrs. Ben Chalmers expresses gratitude for letters cards and gifts received during her recent illness and says they were greatly appreciated.
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Ben Chalmers
Farm Production For Consumption Administration Aim
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson told farmers that agriculture should provide high quality food at reasonable prices, raise productivity and nutrition, and ensure parity prices and income for farm people. He said market parity requires steady prices, high employment, production, and rising output in a growing economy.
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Ezra Taft Benson
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