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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
3
The N and H Implement hosts a 7 February 7:00 p.m. demonstration by Steady Company on hard surfacing to cut farm costs. An 18 year expert explains use of hard surface materials with lecture diagrams and live demos on red wedge points plow sweeps drip shoes and other implements. Participants are urged to bring welding goggles.
Mrs. E R O Neil chairs the American Legion Auxiliary blood program with 104 pints collected. Recruitment, publicity, nurses, cantene and setup teams are listed with volunteers from Chateau Agawam Farmington and Hutterite colonies. two gallon donors Pearl Tangen and Eugene Baquet noted. Public thanks extend to those who provided space, equipment, and help.
Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee host over 130 native tree species along with an equal number of woody shrubs and vines and about 1,400 herbaceous flowering plants.
Lt. Col. Nathan Gatchel, who mailed seeds from the Solomon Islands, found the seeds germinated within three days of planting after neglecting them for nine years. He notes some seeds originated from a plant reaching about ten feet high, unusually large for a house plant.
The new wool program offers incentive payments for wool on lambs and yearlings sold for slaughter after April 1 1955. ASC officer Leo S Kolstad explained payments based on the gap between the national average wool price and the 62 cent per pound incentive, with specific rules for ownership, documentation, and weights. Payments on lambs and yearlings use a flat rate per hundredweight, around 80 percent of the price difference, and final rates to be set in mid 1956.
Mary Lou Montague and Corr. Mr and Mrs Don Swanson visited Reiquams in Pendroy last Sunday. H D club met January 25. Project leaders for Know Montana were Mrs Eugene Baquet and Mrs H M Montague. Hostesses were Mrs Lloyd Pedersen and Mrs Clark In body.
The FTA held two meetings since the last report. The first discussed obtaining their charter and a brief session. the second was hosted by the MEA with Mr Hodges in charge and Mr Annala reading the prior minutes.
Mr and Mrs C H Crane spent the weekend in Missoula with daughter Joan. Mr and Mrs Howard England and daughter of Conrad were Collins visitors Monday. Mr and Mrs Amund Larson and Gordon of Chateau were Sunday visitors at the Mayer home. On Monday Mr and Mrs Chris Trebesch of Genoa called on Mrs Mayer.
California leads the nation in manufactured fabricated wood products, followed by New York and Washington.
The article proclaims Kruger National Park in the Union of South Africa as the world's largest zoo surpassing Massachusetts. It claims the park contains well over five hundred thousand head of game and emphasizes its vast size and prominence.
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