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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

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Montana FHA allocates 23.335 million in rural loan funds

Farmers Home Administration in Montana announced a 23.335 million allocation for fiscal 1974 through the U S Department of Agriculture. The plan details 6.5 million for farm ownership 7 million for farm operating loans 2.55 million for water and sewer 1.275 million for business loans and 1.25 million and 1.1 million for housing loans plus 2.5 million for regular housing loans and 800 thousand for rental housing units. Loans already issued since July 1 1973 precede final totals.

Montana Richard D. Smiley Farmers Home Administration FHA U. S. Department of Agriculture Smiley

Dora Hamsa Kelsh Funeral Rites Held Saturday

Death reported of Dora Hamsa Kelsh 82 who died December 20 in Eau Claire Wisconsin following hip fracture surgery. Funeral Saturday in Augusta Wisconsin with interment in Alma Center Cemetery. survived by children Betty Corey Ruth Harden Marjorie Blatchley Carroll Bud Kelsh and 14 grandchildren with several siblings and long ties to local schools and Eastern Star and Rebekah lodges.

Dora Hamsa Kelsh Eau Claire Wis Kelsh Lutheran Church Augusta Alma Center Chateau Bert Corey Scott Humbird Montana New Rockport Colony Collins Doheny School Dutton Order of Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge Betty Corey Ruth Harden Marjorie Blatchley Simsbury

License Tab Sales Begin Wednesday

License tabs for all vehicles go on sale at the Treasurers office in the courthouse on Wednesday January 2. Vehicle owners will receive tabs for 1973 plates and must place them on the plates by the deadline. Owners are urged to shop early to avoid last minute rush.

Court House

Sister of Choteau Man Dies in Chicago

Word reached Choteau of the death in Chicago of Mrs. Smithy Seidenadel after a short illness. Funeral services are set for Friday December 28 in Chicago. Mrs. Seidenadel was a sister of Bill Forrest of Choteau. Mr and Mrs Forrest left today to attend the services.

Choteau Smithy Seidenadel Chicago Seidenadel Bill Forrest Forrest

Emma Wiprud Funeral Services Held Monday

Emma Wiprud 82 of Dutton died Friday in a Great Falls hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were Monday at Bethany Lutheran Church with Rev. Virgil Thompson officiating. Burial followed in Dutton Cemetery. Survived by her husband O T Wiprud two sons Raymond and Lester and five daughters and many grandchildren.

O. T Emma) Wiprud Dutton Wiprud Great Falls Bethany Lutheran Church Virgil Thompson Dutton Cemetery Emma Haralson Adams Minn Wipr ME. tEllen Fichtner Inclne Village Nev Betty Woodward Sparks Oscar Haralson Crescent City Calif Christine Tollefson Sadie Krebesbach Minnesota

Why the oil shortage and what it means now

A concise overview explains rising U S oil use, falling domestic production, and reliance on imports from Arab nations cut by a boycott. It notes Alaska and Tea Pot Dome reserves, refinery capacity gaps, and pipeline delays, urging realistic pricing, pipe access, and careful policy before rationing or allocations.

Dra Interior Committee U. S Elk Hills Calif Teapot Dome Wyoming Naval Petroleum California Tea Pot Dome Rocky Mountain Cost of Council

Montana Hospitals Delay Medicare Withdrawal Decision

The Montana Hospital Association urges 54 Montana hospitals to postpone final withdrawal from the Title XVIII Medicare Program until the April 11-12, 1974 mid year meeting in Miles City. Officials cite Blue Cross reforms and ongoing regulatory issues as reasons to extend current provider status and pursue constructive changes in Washington and Baltimore.

Montana Hospital Association Montana Miles City Fred Holbrook Association Blue Cross of Montana Washington Baltimore Holbrook

Morris elected director of Montana Maine Anjou Association

Mike Morris Jr. of the Chateau and Augusta area was elected to the Montana Maine Anjou Association board at the Dec. 9 Great Falls convention. Gary Gershmel of Winnett is president and Jon Clarke of Fergus is secretary-treasurer. The sale at the meeting totaled 61 head for 230200 with international and regional buyers contributing to strong prices.

Mike Morris Jr Chateau Augusta Montana Maine Anjou Association Great Falls Gary Gershmel Winnett Jon Clarke Fergus Morris Dick Sneddon International Maine Uniou Association United States

Judging Day Set for Friday at Sunny Slope Ranch

The annual Teton Judging Day will be held Friday December 28 from 10 a.m. at Sunny Slope Ranch west of Fairfield. Open to 4-H and FFA members from Teton Cascade and nearby counties. Eight classes across beef sheep swine and horse with four reasons. Top judge in each division and overall winner receive plaques. A nominal lunch will be available. The event selects a 4-H livestock judging team for the Montana Winter Fair in Bozeman January 20 to February 2.

Teton Sunny Slope Ranch Fairfield FFA Teton County Cascade Montana Bozeman

Give Blood This Friday at the City Pavilion

Mrs. Grant Curtis announces a Friday blood drive at the city pavilion from 2 to 6 pm with a 65 pint quota. Replacement units are requested for a newborn needing RH factor correction and babysitters will be provided for mothers giving blood with children. Seventeen year olds may donate with parent permission slips.

Grant Curtis Chateau Don LaBaugh

Newspaper schedule shifts for New Year holiday

The Thursday paper announces a one time shift to publish on Thursday next week due to the New Year holiday. All items should arrive by Monday if possible, with late items accepted on Wednesday. After the first January issue the schedule returns to Wednesday publication.

Cattle Management Meeting Set at Choteau Library

The Beef Cattle Management session for 1973-74 will be held January 10 at 7 30 PM in the Choteau Library. Dr Bill Patton and Dr Robert Lee will present Beef Cattle Disease with discussion on common diseases prevention and treatment for cattle and calves.

Choteau Bill Patton Robert Lee Chateau Fairfield Neil W. Christensen Montana Cooperative Extension Service Bozeman

Aliens Must Report Addresses Under New Requirement

John J. Reddy of the Immigration and Naturalization Service announced a forthcoming obligation for aliens in the United States to report their addresses to the Attorney General. All aliens present on January 1 must report by month’s end, with two exemptions for accredited diplomats and certain international organization representatives. Forms are available at Post Offices or INS offices during January. Penalties for noncompliance are severe.

John J. Reddy Immigration and Naturalization Service United States Post Office Immigration and Naturalization Service Office Reddy

Bowling Tournament Winners Named At A and K Lanes

Out of town bowlers dominated the annual A and K Lanes invitation tournament held over the past two weekends. Team event winners were Tad's Boys of Great Falls 2967 Shelby Bowling Center 2966 Dirkes Chateau 2941 and Brady Bombers 2908. Roy Finns Great Falls topped team series with 600, Ray Callaghan Conrad had singles 1179 for 10 dollars, George Du Four Great Falls had high singles game 241.

A & K Lanes Tad’s Boys Great Falls Shelby Bowling Center Dirkes Chateau Brady Bombers Roy Finns Ray Callaghan Conrad George DuFour Paul Stenerson Steve Barcus Browning Jim Nowlin Dutton Larry Higgins Sam Luvntra Oscar Diedrich Brady John Banka Buzz Zorn Chester

1974 Outlook From Babson's Reports on Inflation and Growth

Babson's forecasts warn of a 6 percent inflation rise in 1974 driven by fuel costs and wage agreements. They anticipate a slower real GNP, a recession ahead, and mixed industrial production with auto, housing, and consumer durables affected by high prices and energy shortages.

Babson’s Reports Inc Wellesley Hills Mass Babson’s Coun Try Mideast Babson’s Reports Soil Bank

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