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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
3
In Chateau Montana the town ran dry in spring 1969. Guthrie argues diversions and logging reduced river flow, forcing reliance on wells as the town tries to secure water for gardens, with long term consequences for the Teton watershed.
Rex Manuel of the Teton County ASC explains how soil and water conservation keeps sediment and chemicals from reaching rivers and lakes. Practices like strip cropping contour farming sod waterways and vegetative filter strips reduce runoff and protect downstream water quality.
A letter from Robert Tilton of Grayslake Illinois credits a western city for excellent park amenities and baseball facilities. He notes a slide presentation about Teton County by two men including a grocer, and praises an overnight stay and time at a little league game during a three week trip. He hopes to return.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles T. Sangray will be held at 10 a.m. at Banks Funeral Home. She died in a Great Falls hospital Saturday. Born July 25, 1923 in St Johnbury Wisconsin, she married Charles T. Sangray in Oklahoma in 1952 and moved to Black Eagle in 1955. She is survived by her husband, three sons Stephen G. in the Navy, Charles T. and Robert F. at home, a daughter Carole Ann, a brother John Poole and brothers Francis and Phillip Poole, a sister Dorothy Cassidy, and a brother-in-law Jack Sangray, former Chateau city engineer. Fr Joseph L. Byrne will preside. pallbearers include Doug Sanders, Doug Keith, Steve Thompson, Mike Malloy, Chuck Stoneberg and Darwin Woolsey. Relatives attending from distance include Mrs. Langray's mother Della Mae Poole and other family.
Dr Floyd Pahnish head of the U S Range Experiment Station in Miles City foresees rapid cattle breeding changes before the 1980s. He notes work on super ovulation and abortion reduction, with a Miles City test yielding five sets of twins in treated cows and predicts crossbreeding with Swiss Simmental and French Limousin to boost performance.
A radio relay and carrier attendant path is highlighted with eight weeks of basic training and fourteen weeks at the Signal School in Fort Gordon Georgia. Prerequisites include interest in electronics and a 100+ electronics aptitude score. For more details contact Set John L. Newell at 715 1st Ave North Great Falls Montana during weekday hours.
I thank all who were kind during my hospital stay. Thanks to the nurses for fine care Dr Johnson the hospital staff good meals neighbors who watered the garden flowers and plants for the flowers cards and visits much appreciated Mrs Frances M Juelfs
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