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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1958
Page
4
The government reports about 264 million bushels of wheat barley oats and other crops under loan as of October 3 with sizable increases in wheat. Mortara notes a sharp loan rise from the prior year while oats and beans offerings fall and flaxseed and rye offerings edge up.
Det Sbois reports crop commodities placed under loan totaling $36.581.200 as of Nov 15. Wheat and flax seed loans and purchase agreements amount to $34.400 402 and remain available until Jan 3. Phe hones support program will close Dec .shape
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station at Montana State College Bozeman in cooperation with USDA publishes The Law of Water Rights It covers appropriation laws diffused waters salvaged and developed waters waste and seepage waters and ground waters with footnote citations to court cases The work by Wells A Hutchins and is part of a revision of a USDA water rights problem volume Copies available through county extension agents or MSU Office of Information Bozeman Montana.
Word has been received by Mrs. Hatfield Conrad of the sudden passing of her sister Mrs. Herbert Wilkes Roberts nee Pearl Kennedy formerly of Choteau. Roberts is survived by her son Jack and granddaughter Bonnie of Pittsburgh, her sister Mrs. Hatfield Conrad and niece Frances Conrad of Kirkland Wash, and nieces Harriet Hartinger and Jean Stearns of Seattle Wash.
The Nimble Fingers 4 H Club met at the Agawam clubhouse on December 14. Members sang Christmas songs and pledged. A skating party was planned for Christmas vacation if weather allows. A potluck lunch followed with a fruit basket for the Rest Home. President Roger Weist chaired the meeting.
Michael Dale Grossman age 20 months of Power died on arrival at a Great Falls hospital after becoming ill at dinner. Born March 21, 1957 in Great Falls, he was the son of Mr and Mrs Ro bert Grossman and had a brother Tony and a sister Debra Jean. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Tony Grossman of Power and Chris Martin of Great Falls survive.
Helena reports price cuts on Montana wool freight to eastern markets will start January 6. Director John Willard of the Montana Railroad Association announced that the Interstate Commerce Commission granted a railroad request for the reduction.
Private Donald R. Smith of Fairfield receives Army re supply course training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. He entered the Army last year and trained at Fort Carson Colorado. The 22 year old is a Fairfield High School graduate and a College of Great Falls alumnus who worked for Montgomery Ward in Great Falls.
The Acantha corrects last week's error on Trinity Lutheran Church Christmas concert. The program was held last Sunday December 14, not December 24 as previously stated.
The Antlers dropped two games over the weekend. Fairfield captain sank five free throws after foul trouble, and Jim Lohse led locals with 10 points, while Newkirk had 14 for the Silver Dollars. Sunday Chateau gym saw a 33 point performance by Lohse in a loss to the Conrad Merchants as Conrad led 18 to 9 after the first period.
In the third period Antlers stay within reach as Contad leads 40 for the locals. Conrad’s Kiel has 14 points for the visitors and Lohse scores 33 with 13 field goals and seven free throws. Antlers travel to Sunburst Sunday and face Valier Tuesday.
A lost set reported in Lae includes an engagement ring with two small diamonds and one large diamond and a plain wedding ring. A reward is offered. contact phone IN-6-2857, 32-2te for returns.
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