Choteau Pleantha details flour mill and rates
Editor Jere Coffey outlines publication timing and post office class status. Subscription and advertising rates vary by county and ad volume including display and legal notices. Prices differ for foreign countries and Canada with advance payment required.
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Teton County
Canada
Editorial urges extra hospital drive for federal funds
An editorial praises Teton Memorial Hospital Association and urges residents to raise an additional 15 000 to reach 40 000 needed for federal matching funds. It notes 885 000 collected, potential 120 000 local need, and explains one third of building costs may be covered by federal grants. Citizens State Bank in Choteau urged for timely contributions.
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Teton County
Teton Memorial Hospital
Congress
Truman
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Charles McDonald
Charles
Bobbe Jones
Eddie
McDonald
Keep Up That Insurance for Veterans in Teton County
The Veterans Administration urges reinstatement of wartime life insurance for demobilized soldiers. Reinstatement costs two months’ premiums plus a simple health statement, no physical exam, with up to eight years to convert to ordinary life plans. VA assistance is available to resolve any issues.
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Veterans Administration
Chateau
Teton County
Uncle Sam
Packer and Greene Seek Local and State Posts in 1920s Montana
Bob Packer files for the Republican nomination for county attorney in Montana. Judge John H. Greene enters the Democratic race for associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court. Other items include William Hodgskiss recovering in Great Falls, 1927 tax collections totaling 85 873 98, the Wolf Club golf championship, and local social visits and appointments.
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John H. Greene
John Mountjoy
Supreme Court
Greene
Montana
Law School
University of Minnesota
Conrad
George Coffey, Jr
Chateau
Otto Wagnild
Community Notes From Collins Area Socials and Harvestes
Local column records visits among Collins families with J A Coghill and wife from Great Falls hosting relatives. Janet Holland of Great Falls visited Margaret Montague while flower show attendees praised Choteau event. Core farming activity includes Corey boys harvesting on McClenian place with good yields and recent showers halting fieldwork briefly.
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J. A. Coghill
Great Falls
Reo Coghill
Leon Carrette
Janet Holland
Margaret Montague
Holland
Emil Schlepp
Gordon
Clyde Baquet
Choteau
Dean Corey
Clark Corey
Dean
Corey
McClenian
Harry Montague
Eugene Baquiet
Oscary Mehl
Sollid
Baker
Marvin Lockhart
Fred Woodward
Collins
Donald Helen
Henry Tomsha
Loretta
Tomsha
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Ulm
A. T. Daughaday
Conrad
John Adams
Brady
Clyde
Eugene Baguet
Opal Coghill
Roy
Margo
Lyal Dyer
Gus Moser
Cyrus Austin
Chateau
L. N. Caskey
FE. R. McLean
Glen Inbody
Eugene Baquet
George Tomsha
Bill Fourt
Conrad and
MSU Grizzlies Begin Historic Training Table
Montana State University coach Douglas A. Fessenden announced the Grizzlies will start the largest training table in school history on September 3. Football invitations have been mailed to 55 of the 75 squad members.
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Missoula
U.P
Douglas A. Fessenden
Montana State University
Grizzlies
Democrats to Meet At Helena For State Convention
Helena Montana Sept 6 the Democratic State convention will be held at the Placer hotel with election of a chairman and officers and drafting of a party platform. Invited are congressional and state candidates legislative nominees and holdover state senators along with committee members and Young Democrat leaders. County committees must meet within 30 days after the primary to elect members and publish notice 15 days before the convention.
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Helena
Placer Hotel
Lester H. Loble
State Central Committee
Loble
Rural Engineer Warns About Controllers For Electric Fences
Bozeman warning from Eric B Wilson, Montana State College extension rural engineer, urges using only AP approved controllers for electric fences. He warns homemade controllers can be deadly booby traps and cautions against linking fences directly to the 110 volt house circuit as rural power expands.
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Bozeman
Eric B Wilson
Montana State College
Safe electric fences rely on approved controllers
Wilson warns that improper use has caused fatal injuries to animals and people. The only safe method is to power the fence with a controller that meets requirements from a recognized testing agency.
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Wilson
Clinton Bishop Seeks Business Start in Choteau
Clinton Bishop, son of former editor Clint Bishop of the Acantha and cousin of Karl Bishop, called in to Choteau yesterday and may launch a new business there in the near future.
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Clinton Bishop
Clint Bishop
The
Acantha
Karl Bishop
Choteau
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