Advertising Rates and Subscriptions for Chateau Montana Paper
Published weekly in Chateau Montana the paper is entered as second class matter. Advertising rates include 40c per column inch for foreign and local ads under three per month, with volume discounts for three or more. Legal ads at statutory rates. Want ads 50c minimum. Subscriptions vary by residence with different rates for in county and out of county, plus a foreign rate.
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Chateau
Montana
Ten Big Stories of the Year in Chateau 1946
The Acantha surveys its first year 1946 with a local top ten list of progress. Highlights include district high school formation, a $108000 water system bond, hospital fund efforts, new shops and buildings, weather relief from rain, elections intrigue, Bulldogs district title, county baseball return, Fourth of July rodeo start, and a dubious fishing yarn.
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Choteau
Chateau
Associated Press
John L. Lewis
United Nations
Teton County
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Choteau Bulldogs
Clyde Darby
Chateau and
Montana towns push steady gains in 1947 progress
The passage notes rapid improvements across Montana towns and counties within 12 months. It compares weekly ex change newspapers and states the aim for the next year is to match or exceed the current year's progress, not just do better.
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Montana
Restraining Order Halts Meter Removal Trial
District Judge Dean King set aside a temporary restraining order blocking Kalispell from removing 450 parking meters. The M. H. Rhodes Co. secured the order to force a full year of meters in service, while the trial basis remained stalled since last July.
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Kalispell
U.P
Dean King
M. H. Rhodes Company
Optical lens advances of the 19th century
Optical progress in the 19th century included simultaneous grinding of multiple spectacle lenses, astigmatism studies, and custom curves for precise fitting. Innovations expanded lens combinations into millions and widened peripheral vision for wearers.
Bolivia Maps Its Vast Geography Of Landlocked Nation
Bolivia, the third largest South American country, spans an area nearly twice Texas. Its northeast Amazon headwaters contain tropical lowlands bigger than Texas, while four fifths of its 3.5 million people live above 10 000 feet.
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Bolivia
Texas
Amazon
Local Holiday News and Social Notes from Pendroy
Pendroy community updates include Pauline Rice graduating from the Deaconess School of Nursing on December 14. Mr. and Mrs. Estes vacating for Hot Springs. Mrs. Earles hospitalized in Great Falls. Christmas party hosted by Mrs. C. W. Johns. Santa delivers gifts to all children present. Families gather for dinners and visits as illness and travel shape the season.
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Pauline Rice
Paul Rice
Deaconess School of Nursing
R. S. Estes
Hot Springs
Springs
William Earles
Great Falls
C. W. Johns
Ladies Aid
T. R. Larson
Eddie Poore
eGorge Brunson
Santa Claus
Carl Gulbrandson
Bob of
Choteau
Roy Page
Bob
Missoula
Richard Page
Dr. Marsh of
Clifford Mellis
Robert Browning
Conrad
Howard Homer
Bozeman
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Teton
Sane
Galloway
Coleman
D. C
H. P. Fairbanks Morse
Dutton Farmers Machinery Company
Dutton, Montana
Moose Hall
Kodly
ARS
Baravaarar
R and
Curtis Implement Coo
Kaiser - Frazer
Oliver Equipment & Parts
Norge & Jenith Alliances
Dutton, Mont
Acantha
Hanusa Insurance Agency
Arnold
Lois
Jokn
R. E. Nelson
Choteau, Moni
Zarar
Concord
Bvey
Ruth Clark
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