Montana cattle numbers hold steady amid statewide survey
Montana ranch statistics show cattle on hand Jan 1 near 3.2 million, unchanged from last year. Beef cows and replacements rise while calves fall, with national cattle totals up 3 percent. Montana sheep down 8 percent, ranking sixth in the nation. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Martin and daughter Angela visit from Lolo during Mitchells National Guard camp in Great Falls.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock
Helena
toNer
Mitchell Martin
Angela
Lolo, Mont
Lloyd Martin
Martins
Chateau
Mitchell
Great Falls
Helena Couple Wins No-Tap Tournament at A and E Lanes
Liz Garden and Mike Leach of Helena won the No-Tap bowling event with a 1535 total. Wilma Toenyes and Howard Truchot finished second with 1534 as 97 pairs competed over three weekends and prize money totaled 388 dollars. The next tournament is the Women's Invitational in early March.
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Liz Garden
Mike Leach
Helena
A & E Lanes
Wilma Toenyes
Howard Truchot
Alice Robison
Jim Forrest
Anita
Jim Dellno
Wilma
Jerome Toenyes
Bud Olson
Virginia Nordhagen
Howard
Rose Slanger
Community Notices From Bozeman And Area
No Mr and Mrs Willard Paulus were in Bozeman last week Mrs Paulus attended the Yellowstone conference executive meeting of the Women s Society of Christian Service Paulus visited the Winter Fair Queen Rebekah Lodge will meet Feb 18 at 8 pm Mr and Mrs William Eaman formerly of Dutton and Great Falls are making their home with the Bud Moulton family They will be living at the Skyline Lodge when it is completed Wi Mo Da Si Club will meet Feb 12 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Clark Inbody with Mrs D H Moulton as hostess There will be an exchange of Valentine gifts.
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Willard Paulus
Bozeman
Paulus
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Queen Rebekah Lodge
William Eaman
Dutton and
Great Falls
Bud Moulton
Skyline Lodge
Clark Inbody
D. H. Moulton
Livestock Topics from Coo Wyoming Extension Notes
County Extension Agent George M. Goodwin discusses labor duration in cows, worm control economics, calf losses, and findings from the U S Meat Animal Research Center on bull beef profitability and carcass traits. The article emphasizes eight hour labor onset, worming cost impacts, and bull beef advantages.
Rev Gannon speaks at Lions Club meeting on European trip
Father James Gannon of St. Josephs Catholic Church Chateau shared highlights from a Europe tour with his brother. He described seeing the Pope at St Peters Square and General Franco among large crowds, touring cathedrals, and advised traveling in groups for lodging and safety. Mitchell Martin, former Chateau resident now in Lolo, also attended.
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James Gannon
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chateau
Lions Club
Father Gannon
Europe
Pope
St. Peters Square
Franko
U. S
Mitchell Martin
Lolo
Missoula
Farm Statistics Montana 1971 72
Montana farm activity shows 25 800 operations in 1971 down to an estimated 25 400 for 1972. Peak farms were 57 700 in 1920 with 67 000 000 acres of land in 1971, down to 66 900 000 for 1972. Average farm size 2 597 acres in 1971, up from 2 541 in 1970. Montana ranked second in land in farms and fifth in average farm size among western states.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas
Arizona
Wyoming
Nevada
New Mexico
Taxpayers Advised To Check Returns Prior to Mailing
Helena Montana District Director Nelson L Seeley urges Montana taxpayers to review their 1971 federal income tax return before mailing. He notes omissions and arithmetic errors are common and to verify W 2 forms schedules signatures and proper pre addressed labels to avoid processing delays and refund hold ups.
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Helena
Nelson L. Seeley
Internal Revenue
Montana
Seeley
Jack Lake Enlists in United States Army
Jack Lake of Power has enlisted for three years in the United States Army. He enters basic training and will be sent to Fort Sam Houston Texas for medical training after completing basic.
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United States Army
Jack Lake
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Eastern Montana College Fall Honor Roll Students Named
Gladys Chalmers Irene In body of Chateau and Gail Beck of Fairfield were among 528 students at Eastern Montana College in Billings on the Fall quarter honor roll. Eligibility required 12 quarter hours and at least a 3.25 grade average.
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Gladys Chalmers
Irene
Body of Chateau
Gail Beck
Fairfield
Eastern Montana College
Billings
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Rev. Gannon
Farm Statistics
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Bynum Cafe
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