Red Cross Mobilizing for Defense Campaign Appeal
Governor Jo Boonsgot Montana urges every citizen to support the Red Cross in an $85,000,000 March drive. He highlights Red Cross duties including civil defense blood reserves, hospital aid, welfare services for veterans and families, safety work, disaster response, and research into blood by products.
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Bulldogs end season with split in final games
Chateau Bulldogs closed the 1980-81 season with a 48-47 loss to Valier and a win over Augusta, as Tidyman hit a buzzer beater for Valier and Barndow added 10 points. Choteau’s next game is against Port Benton at 8 pm in Great Falls, with KMON set to broadcast.
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Falls Girl Scout Official Plans To Visit Chateau
Mrs. Elmer Bumgarner of the Great Falls Girl Scout Council will visit Choteau on February 27 for a leadership training course. An open morning meeting starts at 10 am at the American Legion hall. A noon luncheon and an afternoon program for Brownie and Intermediate troops will follow.
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Girl Sent Council
Choteau
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Cigarette and Bible Paper Makers Face Slice Fiber Debate
A fragmented report notes that cigarette and Bible papers still rely on slice fiber processes. The article discusses suppliers and industry debates over material sourcing and production methods amid ongoing industry standards.
Mercury deemed highly valuable for many uses in industry
Plumbers discover mercury ranks among the most valuable elements with 3,000 uses. The substance is crucial in munitions, batteries, medical supplies, electrical equipment, and numerous scientific experiments.
Weather notes on snow and moisture at Cho teau
The report describes heavy precipitation with 25 inches and unusual snow cover at Cho teau while Conrad and Shelby saw no snow yesterday. Farmers and stockmen welcomed the moisture despite the snowy conditions.
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Chotéau Weather Bureau
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Conrad
Shelby
Choteau
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