Chateau News Roundup From Local Visitors to Service Notes
Local notes cover Miss Maryetta Lahr beginning duties at Teton Memorial Hospital in early February, families from Great Falls to Belt visiting, and residents sharing holiday travels. Frostbitten injuries, military service and transfers are noted, along with community events, a whist tournament between Odd Fellows and Masons, and staff changes at Safeway.
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Maryetta Lahr
R. N
Pento
Teton Memorial Hospital
Miss Lahr
Roy Stott
Bynin
Fort Ord
Calif
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fart Yeager
Phoenix
Waite
Joe Knudtzon
Boulder
Bill‘ur
Reuben Depner
Mansfield
John Johnson
Reuben
Martin Depneér
John Swanson
Pendroy
Albuquerque
N Mex
John Swanson Jr
Zona Hoeschen
John Grossman
Odd Fellows
The
Masons
Harold Quick
Safeway
Pauline Wiseman
Butte
Safeway School
Tom Dellno
Paul‘ne Wiseman
PMA
Keith McFarlane
Floyd McFarlane
Chateau
Local social and church notices amid Choteau events
Readable fragments report attendees at a Lions club meeting in Choteau and a funeral in Long Beach for L B Pendrey. Paragraphs note Lutheran pastors visiting Great Falls and nearby towns for Bible study and district meetings, with next gathering planned in Great Falls on March 1.
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Ana Mire
ES Bison
Leo Poward
Lions Lubine
Ward Cherry
Floyd
Clyde
Baigiset
Brady
Choteau
L. B
Pendrey
Trinity Lutheran
Orin Thompson
Mark
Cut Bank
Olaf Borge
Shelby
Jiius Hovland
Surihurst
Bennjamin Maakestad
Conrad
Eberg Tollefson
Fairfield
Lowell Swantz
Great Falls
Reidat Daehlin
Griffith Williams
A. Lunde
Daehlin
Lutheran Church
A. J. Gravdal
First Aid Classes Organizing Meeting Planned
An organizational meeting for first aid classes is set for Monday evening February 4 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse.
President Eisenhower Proposes Parity Shifts to Farm Aid
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson outlines major policy changes to farm price supports and parity under a flexible program. Proposals include gradual parity updates, extending fair parity to all price supported crops, freezing certain surpluses, and using conservation funds to guide acreage adjustments amid diverting 25 million acres from cotton, wheat, and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
National Council of
Farmer’ S
Congress
Enied
Benson
Spa
Sfourth
Dent
State Game Officials Inspect Elk Herd Movement
Montana Fish and Game officials conducted an aerial survey over the Sun River Game Range to map elk distribution after heavy snowfall. The party, led by Ray Austin, included State Game Warden A A O Claire and Deputy Walter J Everin with wildlife restoration director Robert F Cooney noting deer were numerous and spread across foothill ranges while elk concentrated mainly in the Sun River area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Augusta
Montana Fish & Game Department
Sun River Game Range
Ray Austin
A. A. O’claire
Walter J. Everin
Robert F. Cooney
Weather and coast patrol plan for Sun River area light details
Synthesis notes describe deep dinS foothills and fluffy terrain affecting movement. Cooney states a plan for combined air and ground observations to obtain complete coverage in the Sun River area.
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Cooney
Duplicated Names Highlight Local Social Register
A list of residents from Choteau Augusta Fairfield Great Falls and surrounding towns appears with multiple repeats of first and last names such as Douglas Swingley Pearl Patton Irene Lince and Gerald Mosher. The note shows patients dismissed and individuals tied to several households without additional context.
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Billie Goss
Augusta
George Talifson
Choteau
Harvey Dale
Carrots Fit Into Various Salad Mixes
Raw carrots suit many salad styles pairing well with cabbage celery and lettuce providing crisp color and texture to mixed greens.
Montana Patrol Seeks Caution On Icy Roads
Montana highway patrol official Supervisor Glenn Schultz urged drivers to use tire chains during severe conditions and keep long stopping distances. He warned that spreading sand on every mile is impractical and crews must focus on high risk points like caves hills bridges and highway rail grade crossings to improve traction.
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Helens
Mont
Dee,glazer
Glenn ‘ ‘Schultz
Montana, ‘Highway Patrol
Platinum metals come from scattered global sources
The article notes the supply of platinum group metals comes from diverse and widely scattered locations including Canada South Africa Russia Alaska and Colombia, reflecting the global nature of early 20th century mineral sourcing.
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Canada
South
Africa
Russia
Alaska
Colombia
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Wally Thompson
Mary N. Baker
Public Stenographer
Citizens State Bank Bldg
Bynum
L. D
Valentines
Moose Hall
Carl E. Larson
Leo
Rex
N.B.C
Gerber’s
Ee Armours
Sik
Spaghetti and
Pate
Boy Wee
Bob's
Hamilton and Wyler
Ronson
Penney A
Bardles
National Safety Council
Schultz
Bes
J. S. Payne
Optometrist
Crary
Sweet's
Valentine
Teton Pharmacy
Joe Lucier
Cale
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