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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1969
Page
5
The Jefferson Division of the Lewis and Clark National Forest orders a hoot owl shift for timbering and industrial work. Starting Aug 26, tree felling must stop by noon. loading hauling and road work can continue in designated areas with two hours of patrol after operations cease.
Montana agronomist Donald Bakes of Pocatello reports in Montana Stockgrower that with proper fertilization and six management practices ranchers can yield 1,350 pounds of beef per acre per season. He cites grass legume pastures rotation grazing weed control and daily grain feeding as key factors and notes 2,700 native acres equal 9,240 irrigated acres for the same output.
Eight Pacific Northwest investor owned electric utilities serving over 1.75 million customers set a record 1969 construction budget of 216 million dollars, up from 180 million in 1968 and 175 million in 1967. Canadian members add 65 million for a total 281 million. Montana Power plans 19 million for 1969. New capacity added last year totaled over 0.75 million kilowatts led by Corette plant. The buildout aims to meet future needs, creating jobs, taxes and local services across six Northwest states.
Mrs. Havel Taylor of Bozeman and her sister Mrs. Doris Wray of Charles City Iowa left for Bigfork Montana after visiting Cha teau friends. Mr. and Mrs. Les George and Sandy returned from Rexburg Idaho with daughter Darlene bound for Rick's College. The group included Mrs. George's parents Mr. and Mrs. G O Stott. Mr. and Mrs. Don Paésnore and family recently returned from Long Beach Washington after a 10 day visit. Mrs. Martha Haynes of Bosemen left after a week visiting her daughter Mrs. Gwen Hartman and family. Mrs. Chester Baker came home from Columbus Hospital in Great Falls recovering from back surgery.
Idaho Falls and Lisbon visitors join Robert Richmond family gatherings while vacation trips unfold. Jim Spinder and boys return from Lake Five and Todd Stroh visits grandparents in Great Falls. Crafting and quilting events occur in Chateau with Vickie Moss and Dan Freeman wedding gift.
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