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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1953

Page

2

Governor forms committee to pick Montana youth for national Young Outdoor Americans

Governor J Hugo Aronson announced a thirteen member panel to select a Montana boy or girl to join the Young Outdoor Americans conference in Chicago next March. Names may be submitted by any individual, school or organization in Montana through local sportsmen clubs, with a final Helena meeting in late February to choose Montana’s representative.

J. Hugo Aronson Montana Chicago Izaak Walton League of America Montana Wildlife Federation Aronson United States Helena Governor Governor’s Committee

Social Security Tax Rate Increase Plans for 1954

The Social Security tax rate for workers contributing to old age and survivors insurance rises on January 1, 1954. Stanton S. Stanton, manager of the Great Falls social security office, reminded employers employees and self employed individuals of the upcoming change.

Stanton 8S Great Falls Social Security Office

Tax Contribution Schedule Set By 1950 Social Security Amendments

The 1950 social security amendments set new tax rates. Employees face 2 percent contributions from January 1, 1954, with employers matching. Self-employed workers move from 2 percent to 3 percent starting January 1, 1954, with payments due March 15, 1954, and 3 percent for 1954 income due March 15, 1955. Tables reflecting next year’s rates will arrive late this year. A 1960 schedule raises rates to 2 percent for employers and employees and 3 percent for the self-employed.

Congress Internal Revenue Service

Middle Age Patriots Point to Average 44 Years

A researcher reports that signers of the Declaration of Independence averaged 44 years old. The finding highlights the youthful leadership among the early American patriots.

1954 Agricultural Conservation program details in Teton county

Chairman Jake Luinstra outlines 1954 AC program aims to conserve water and improve irrigation in Teton county. Federal cost sharing covers reorganizing irrigation systems, land leveling, dam and pond work, drainage systems, terraces, and lining leaky reservoirs. Signups at the county ASC office are due by December 31.

Agricultural Conservation Teton County Jake Luinstra County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC PMA Carle

Community shower honors Mrs. Benson in Fairfield

A bridal shower at Community Congregational church honored Mrs. Harold Benson nee Dorothy Lee. She and her husband plan to live in Great Falls where he is stationed in the Air Force. The American Legion pledges 30000 toward a public building in Legion park if others match. The facility would be deeded to the city with revenue supporting city needs and youth recreation.

Community Congregational Church Harold Benson Dorothy Lee Chic Schayrlen Cindy Éister Glen Ewald Great Falls Hems Mark Pendletons R. G Moore Branford Mark Pendleton Hing Olsen Ternera Tichol Bennis Snd Marilyn Bmyrs George Tetzel Vwornsi Catlasn Crrovery Biner Oleen Gary BR. G. Moore Stanford Mark Pendlet Roy Morgan Tom Rad

Thorn Family Plans Southern Visit and Reunion

A fragment notes Mr and Mrs George Thorn with Mr and Mrs Terry and Mr and Ernie Thorn visiting their daughter and planning a trip to Orleans to see their son family. They may visit Yadationing for a month. A Mrs Alice Maphies who works for a telephone company resigned to join her husband stationed at Pairbanks.

Cliffe Terry Ernie Thorn George Aae Orleans Yadationing Alice Maphies Husband Ssead Pairbanks

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Ken Thompson Montana Fish and Game Department R. D. McDermott Boy Scout Central Committee Great Palls John Batcus Girl Scouts Blerdon H. Cook Glacier National Park Creston Frederic T. Staunton Fort Peck Polson Jack Rose Denton Winton Weydemeyer Montana State Grange Fortine Graham & Ross Giant Boy Most .i Fairfield Rhythm Benders Fairfield News Pioneer Mutual Life Insurance Co Arthur J. Mibalik Barber T. T. Connor Mrs. R. Bekoff Philadelphia P. H. Dorsey Atlanta Federal Savings & Spanstrance Corporation ORG First Avenue Chevrolet Fisher Chevrolet Company Main Street Choteau, Mont
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