Local Efforts Shape 1964 Agricultural Conservation Plan
Teton county leaders and conservationists drafted a 1964 ACP plan to curb soil and water waste. The group noted erosion and runoff harms and outlined shared costs with farmers generally covering about half. In 1963 some 109 farms received water conservation work and 40 farms range improvements financed via ACP funds.
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Teton County
Chateau
ASC County
Wayne Proff
LeRoy Johnson
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
Extension Service
State Fish and Game Department
Farmers Home Administration
ACP
L. E. Fitzgerald
Rex Manuel
Glen Yeager
Ray Kelly
W. H. Vance
Vergil Lindsey
Soil Conservation “Service
Montana Power Pays Teton County Property Taxes for 1963
Montana Power Company’s 1963 state property taxes total 5,055,219 with 74,404 due this year in Teton County. About 62 percent of taxes go to education, roughly 3.1 million, funding schooling for about 6,724 students. The company also funds the university system through these allocations.
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Montana Power Company
Emmett F. Buckley
Montana Power
Lorraine I. Maynard
Teton County
Buckley
Montana
For Sale Acantha Office Supply Stock Listing
Acantha advertises a large stock of bond mimeo car bon duplicator copy printed paper Big Sky clasp and regular envelopes along with other office supplies for sale.
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Acantha
Elk Transplants Approved by Fish and Game Commission
The Montana Fish and Game Commission approves 515 elk to be transplanted this winter into ten areas across the state sourced from the Gallatin and northern Yellowstone herds. Areas include Olson Gulch near Anaconda and Blackfoot Clear Water, with 100 head planned for South Boulder and Walkerville. Also notes that nonresident $20 deer licenses face legislative limitations expiring Dec 31, 1964. Ice fishing season opens. department warns checks on ice conditions as four inches is the minimum for safety.
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Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wynn Freeman
Montana Fish and Game Department
Olson Gulch
Anaconda
Pinkham Ridge
Eureka
Stryker Ridge
Lincoln County
Swamp Creek
Noxon
South
Boulder
Walkerville
Stickney Creek
Craig
Lussenden Ranch
Teton River
Clancy Area
Blackfoot-Clearwater
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
The
Park Service
Montana
Commission
Staves
Fishing and Hunting News
Livingston Sporting Goods
Fish and Game Department
Walter Staves
Polson
Stripe Rust Spreading Through Montana Wheat Belts
Dr. Eugene L. Sharp of Montana State College reports stripe rust caused by Puccinia striiformis is spreading from Gallatin and Flathead centers east to Forsyth and north to Chouteau. Overwintering conditions, fall infections, and winter varieties like Itana Westmont Warrior affect losses with Rego most resistant and Cheyenne Karmont New York Winalta moderately so.
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Bozeman
Gallatin
Flathead
Eugene L. Sharp
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana State College
Forsyth
Rosebud
Chouteau County
Geraldine
Moore
Sharp
Montana
Itana
Westmont
Warrior
Cheyenne
Karmont
New Yurk
Winalta
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Shirley Jones
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