Heart Saving Resolutions Urge Vital Medical Checkup
Montana Heart Association president Dr Gene Kurtz urges a full medical checkup to assess heart attack or stroke risk. He cites 1969 U S deaths and outlines warning signs for heart attack and stroke, urging rapid doctor contact or emergency care and lifestyle changes.
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Gene Kurtz
Montana Heart Association
Heart Association
Randy Lindgren Enlists for Three Years in U S Army
Randy Lee Lindgren of Chateau has enlisted for three years in the U S Army with training in motor transportation. He is at Ft. Ord California for basic training and will attend an eight week course at Ft. Lewis Washington before assignment. The recruiter notes enlistment options include overseas or state side assignments.
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Randy Lee Lindgren
Chateau
U. S. Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Ft. Ord
Calif
Pvt. Lindgren
Stan Williams
Social club meetings and a baby birth announcement
Wi Mo Da Si Club plans a 2 p.m. meeting with Irene McManus in Skyline Lodge apartment 208 on Saturday Feb 10. Civic Social Club hosts Ann Corbett on Feb 13 at 2 p.m. Emily Crary acts as co host. Mr and Mrs David Lindseth announce the birth of son Jarrod Lee born Jan 27 weighing 9 lb 1 oz and measuring 20 inches. Marge Hanusa visited Mrs Geraldine Breen in Coeur d Alene Idaho and Breen asks greetings for Chateau friends and thanks for Christmas remembrances. Breen’s Sunset Terrace room 105 210 West Lacrosse Ave Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Irene McManus
Skyline Lodge
Civic Social Club
Ann Corbett
Emily Crary
David Lindseth
Salt Lake City
Jarrod Lee
Marge Hanusa
Geraldine Breen
Coeur d' Alene
Idaho
Deferred Loan Repayment Option Offered to Farmers
Montana options allow farmers with on farm stored grain under loan to defer repayment past maturity in designated areas. Roy Killenbeck says storage and transport bottlenecks may block moving grain to market, keeping collateral with CCC. In selected counties, lenders won’t issue delivery notices post maturity for up to 30 days to maintain control of commodities.
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Roy Killenbeck
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
ASCS
Killenbeck
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
ASC
Montana Crop Production Down in 1972
Montana's Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports about 8.3 million crop acres harvested in 1972, roughly 0.4 million fewer than 1971. Value of production of the 11 major crops reached $404 million, up $80 million from 1971 and $115 million from 1970, with wheat totaling 98.8 million bushels, down 12 percent from 1971 due to drought and harvest losses.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Second installment of state school aid sent here
Helena reports the January 1972 73 equalization payment to public schools totaling 5,855,540 dollars, representing 15 percent of annual aid. The five quarterly disbursements include September 7 7 662 382 dollars and future payments on Feb 28 March 30 and June 30. Teton County received 35,472 dollars.
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Helena
Dolores Colburg
Teton County
Eager Beaver 4-H Club Holds January Meeting
The Eager Beaver 4-H club met January 8 at Pendrey Community Hall. President Shirley Rice led the meeting, Sherrel Thomas gave the 4-H Pledge, Danny Campbell led the American Pledge, and the Battle Hymn of the Republic was sung.
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Eager Beaver
Pendrey
Shirley Rice
Sherrel Thomas
Danny Campbell
Kathy Thomas
Julie Jimenez
Gail Campbell
Marie Snodgrass
Shodair Hospital
Vehicle License Deadline Nearing
The deadline for operating vehicles without a 1973 license plate is Thursday Feb 15. After that date operators with 1972 plates will receive citations. License sales have gone well this year, though a final rush is expected in the last days before the deadline.
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Connie Kuster
Teton County
Mrs Schoensigel Dies in Kentucky at 90
Mrs Fred Schoensigel widow of the Fairfield Times founder died Friday Feb 2 in a Maysville Kentucky nursing home at age 90. Her husband started the Times in 1914 and sold it to Mr and Mrs Howard Cunningham in 1941. He served as Fairfield postmaster for 14 years and was U S Commissioner from 1931 until his death in 1957.
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Fred Schoensigel
The
Fairfield Times
Maysville
the Times
Howard Cunningham
Schoensigel
Fairfield
U. S
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Randy Lindgren
Jeanne Kretschman
Choteau
Senate
Miss Kretschman
Robert Kretschman
Choteau High School
Great Falls
CBS
Montana Television Network
NBC
CLUB
Mark Fisher
Myrna Paulus
Choteau, Mont
Rex’s Thriftway
John Deere
Choteau Implement Company
Art Anderson
Wayne Randall
Orval Sperle
Carol Ekegren
Phil, Voorhees
Pete Ekegren