Acreage Reserve Signup Underway For 1957 Wheat Program
Wheat growers in Teton rounts may sign up for the Acreage Reserve in 1957 and may place land above current limits if funds allow. County ASC chairman Sturgis explains current limits: up to the farm's wheat allotment, 50 acres or 50 percent of the allotment, whichever is larger. New farms not eligible. Signups end March 8 with potential later additions if funds permit. Meat on court fines follows after.
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Teton Rounts
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Sturgis
ASC
Social Security Meetings Around the County
County Extension Agents and the Home Demonstration Agent present sessions on Social Security and related topics. Meetings run 1:30 to 3:30 at Chateau court room on Feb 19, Dutton Methodist church on Feb 21, and Fairfield Legion hall on Feb 22 for interested families.
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Chateau
Court Room
Dutton
Methodist Church
Fairfield
Legion Hall
School TB Certification Pilot Nears Finish in Montana
John H. Casebolt of the Montana Tuberculosis Association announces a pilot for a School Certification Program in Anaconda and nearby towns under Dr. George E. Trobough. The project aims to map TB presence and uncover new cases among students, parents, and staff, reducing spread with skin testing funded by Christmas Seals. Seven counties—Deer Lodge, Valley, Teton, Glacier, Blaine, Rosebud and Big Horn—are starting the program.
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John H. Casebolt
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Montana
Anaconda
George E. Trobough
Furthmore
Casebolt
Deer Lodge
Valley
Teton
Glacier
Blaine
Rosebud
Big Horn
Hadley Couple Given Six Month Suspended Sentences
Horace P Hadley and his wife were fined six months in county jail for narcotics forgery charges but Judge R M Hattersley suspended the sentences on his own motion. They pleaded guilty and were ordered to leave the district within 48 hours due to the county jail lacking facilities to care for narcotics users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P Hadley
R. M. Hattersley
Hadley
Hattersley
Lane son to attend Euclid Service school in Denver
Mr and Mrs John Lane announce their son John has been chosen to attend a Euclid Service school in Denver from February 25 to March 12. Sponsored by Morrison and Knudsen, the Boise Idaho firm, the school is run by General Motors. The firm is building a railroad bed across Great Salt Lake to replace the current pilings. The notice ends urging Savings Bonds investments.
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John Lane
John
Denver
Morrison and Knudsen
Boise
Ida
General Motors Corporation
Great Salt Lake
Lake
Montana lawmakers nix sales tax referendum plan
The 35th Montana legislature shows no sales tax referendum. a two cent per dollar tax bill is dead while education funding is set for the next biennium without a sales tax. Veterans receive bonus filing extension to December 31. a property reclassification bill advances, aiming to fund it by a two mill levy, despite a prior Supreme Court challenge.
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Helena
Montana
House
Fred Barrett
D-Liberty
Statehouse
Senate Taxation Committee
Hugo Aronson
State Supreme Court
High Court
J. S. Brenner
Beaverhead
David James
Liberty
Montana Indians seek aid to avert starvation on Blackfeet Reservation
More than 1,200 Blackfeet Indians faced near starvation as 400 families sought relief from the tribal business council. The council asked the federal government for $10,000 in tribal pins to help purchase cod and other essentials.
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Browning
Montana
Blackfeet
Uncle Sam
Montana Association for the Blind Seeks Chamber Help
Editor carries a letter from the Montana Association for the Blind dated February 1 1957 outlining its mission since 1946. It notes state support from welfare, chamber, and firms for a five week summer school at Montana State College Bozeman and home teaching services. It warns of a Nebraska based competing fund raising group and asks the Chateau Chamber of Commerce to use its influence.
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Bob Crocker
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Montana Association For the Blind, Inc
Montana
Montana Association For the Blind
Board of Control
Montana State College
Bozeman
State Welfare Department
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana Association for the Blind Seeks Blue Card Action
The Montana Association for the Blind asks local authorities to block a Nebraska organization from soliciting in the state by denying it a Blue Card. The group urges city businessmen to take note and support efforts to stop the activities. President R H Campbell signs the letter on behalf of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Montana Association For the Blind, Inc
R. H. Campbell
Card of Thanks for Talent Show Support
The Intermediate Fellowship of the Methodist Church thanks the public for attending the Talent Show and honors the young participants for their cooperation and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Fellowship
The
Methodist Church
Gift that keeps on giving bonds advertised in want ads
An Acantha want ad promotes U S Savings Bonds as a lasting gift option. It urges patrons to buy the bonds as a reliable present, highlighting their enduring value and simple purchase through the newspaper’s classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Notice to creditors in Lorenzen estate Montana
Estate of Thomas C Lorenzen deceased seeks creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of February 14 1957 first publication. Executrix Mabel B Lorenzen and attorney Leo H Murphy set filing at Larson Building Chateau Montana with four publication dates Feb 14 21 28 and Mar 7.
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Thomas C. Lorenzen
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Mabel B. Lorenzen
Executrix Larson
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