FOR SALE AND WANTED NOTES IN CHOTEAU AREA
Local classified notices list homes and goods for sale with contact names and phone numbers. Items include a three bedroom house, tractors and farm equipment, a 1949 Chevrolet, a 1951 Mercury, appliances, a white enamel washing machine, a popcorn popper, and a milk cow. Lost heifer noted near Pendroy with reward offered.
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Sone Deere
John Deere
Secie
Motors
Dutton
Bill Groot
Chateau
Dc Blomberg
Herb Randel
City
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Farmington
Mont
Mercury
Tom Morton
Choteau
Chateau Creamery
Santira Jhanuea
Prices received by farmers fall in December Montana report
The Montana Federal Agricultural Statistics service reports a decline in the index of prices received by farmers for December, with declines in wheat, meat animals, poultry and wool. Some gains come from feed grains dairy products hay and seed crops. Meat animals and dairy values are detailed along with grain and dairy product indices.
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Montana
Federal Agricultural Statistical Service
Marcy
Veterans Bonus Case Influences State Revenue and Health Actions
United Press report notes rulings on World War II veteran bonuses and an associate justice signaled error in a prior World War I bonus decision. It details taxes from 1951 including cigarette tax proceeds and the state’s honorarium fund, plus health board updates on meat sampling resuming and polio cases rising to 135 for 1951.
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iWorld
Trom
Sdustice
Hugh Adair
B. ¥ Fwell
Havre
A. H
Monudin
Tito Y Heate
Equalization Board
Board of Health
The
Health’ S
Montana
State Health Board
the Health Board
Butte Sets Cold Year Record Says Weather Bureau
Glenn M. Lee of the Weather Bureau reports last year was the coldest on record for Butte. December 1951 tied as the third coldest in history with an average of 13.6 degrees, and the full year averaged 35.8 degrees. February topped the monthly norm for 1951.
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Butte
Glenn M. Lee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lee
VA expands mental health care for veterans under new law
The Veterans Administration announces a new law expanding VA hospital and out patient care for World War II and Korea era veterans with active psychosis within two years of separation. It removes the need to prove nonservice connected status for hospitalization and begins automatic case reviews for about 100000 veterans awaiting psychiatric care.
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Veterans Administration
Umier
Conareas
Households urged to file quarterly tax returns for domestic workers
The Social Security Administration reminds employers of household help to file the Employer's Quarterly Tax Return for Household Employees starting Jan 1 1951. Employers must list worker name, social security number and cash wages, then pay 3 percent of total wages, split between employer and employee, to the Collector of Internal Revenue. Filing supports future insurance payments for retirement or dependents.
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Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue
Railroads Spend Big on Fuel and Supplies in 1950
Buying More Class 1 railroads spent 1 739 908 000 for fuel materials and supplies used in operations in 1950. This figure shows an increase of 98 502 009 over 1949, reflecting rising costs across the industry.
Montana Waterfowl Census Underway For Winter Stopover
Biologist Wynn Freeman of the Montana Fish and Game Department says geese and ducks that winter in Montana are counted in a continent wide waterfowl census. Seven technicians and game wardens, aided by four planes, will estimate wintering birds and survivors of the 1951 hunting season as part of a cooperative North American survey.
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Montana
Wynn _Freeman
Montana Fish and Game, Department
U. Ihe
Chateau Areé
United States
Mexico
Canada
Freeman
Pub
Ladder and Scaffold Safety for House Painting
The guidance states that for one story and most two story houses firmly placed ladders and cross planking on brackets will suffice. For larger houses scaffolding may be needed and should be erected by qualified men.
Unclear Wartime Letter Urges Legion Exit If Benefits Used
The text lists conditions for veterans to avoid joining the American Legion, including receiving burial or disability benefits, hospital services, child welfare aid, or supporting anti-alien campaigns and strong defense readiness. It presents a persuasive plea against Legion membership under several scenarios.
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American Legion
Legion
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Sid ‘Baiguer
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Taylor Rotor Co
Hanson
Sita
Harry Swanson
Pendroy
Donald Vy ‘Swanson
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Henrierickson
Salte
Peters
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Toad
Rae
Ysis
United Press
Weather Bureau
Underwood
Texaco
Sr Ghoteau
TELON
General Electric
Chateau Electric
Great
America
Elieve
Comradeship
Legion Fellowship
Dept. of Kansas
Carl Field
Gotch Jacobs
Dick Conklin
Tomato Soup Campbells
Yellowstone
Sunkist
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