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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1957
Page
8
Farmers may enroll any cropland in the Conservation Reserve up to an annual payment cap of 5,000 dollars. Acreage added during the contract period is allowed, and a new contract covers all land in the Reserve. Base acreage includes land cropped or used for tame hay and land rotated prior to signing. several crops and forages are excluded from base calculations.
Among the donors were 23 Hut terites from the Biller Pendroy and Geuk Colonies, contributing to the campaign drive. The note lists the three colonies by name and counts the participants.
Dr Gilernter will be the guest speaker at the Montana Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing alumnae dinner honoring eight graduating seniors in Great Falls on Monday February 25. Esther Eliott will receive the alumnae award at 6 30 p.m. Reservations are urged.
Community fundraiser seeks donations toward plates priced at 1.65 dollars each with a final deadline of Saturday February 23. Contributions should be addressed to Verda Pandis Andis Bucko or Julia Hamm at their GL-3 numbers.
Army Pvt. Arliss A. Schwartz, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schwartz of Fairfield, completed eight weeks of basic combat training with the 9th Infantry Division at Fort Carson Colorado last month. He graduated from Fairfield High School in 1955.
The State Board of Health announces a free crippled children clinic on Thursday February 28 1957 at the Great Falls Civic Center Health Department. Children under 21 with crippling conditions from Teton Cascade Judith Basin and south Chouteau counties may be examined by an orthopedist and a pediatrician upon referral from local authorities or physicians.
Pendroy Farm Bureau unit hosted a Wednesday night meeting led by its women focusing on the threat to farm income and freedom from government. Speakers warned that inflation, regulations, and rising government ownership threaten private property and capitalism while a Cub Scout program opened the event with a flag salute.
Army Pvt. Robert L. Holyoak son of Mr and Mrs Fred Holyoak Fairfield completed eight weeks of basic training with the 9th Infantry Division at Fort Carson Colorado He graduated from Fairfield High School in 1953 The gift with the three way return to the recipient to the community to the nation is the U S Savings Bond.
The Red Cross blood drawing at the Methodist church drew 68 donors meeting the area quota. With a 1957 target of 190 pints, two more drawings are planned for June and October overseen by Mrs. Ray Bandow of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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