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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
8
Prices for eggs and turkeys show slight gains while chicken and egg index remains up from a month ago. Butter and fat content hold steady. potatoes, alfalfa seed, and dry hay show modest shifts. Milk cows rise from 995 to 1250 per head and wool climbs to 95 cents per pound by December 15.
Dr J A March a former Chateau physician now at Cut Bank was heard on Don McNeill s Breakfast Club broadcast nationwide on ABC and KMON originating from Chicago He mentioned Cut Bank near Cut Bank likely referenced a film about the north pole en route from New Orleans after attending the Oklahoma Kentucky Sugar Bowl game reported by the Cut Bank Pioneer Press.
Mrs. Minna H. Aanerud a 68 year old farm wife of the Dutton area died January 3 in Great Falls hospital after a three month illness. Born Minna Ritzschke in Herman Minnesota she moved to Teton county in 1914 homesteaded west of Dutton and married Adolph Aanerud in Morris Minnesota on December 2 1930. Funeral services were at the Dutton Methodist church last Friday with Rev. Wilbur Hooper officiating. Burial followed in Herman. Pallbearers included Leonard Ritzchke Fred Ritzchke David Anderson David Shannon Morris Smith and Howard McClellan.
Two 1951 Teton county lawmakers gain key committee posts shaping Montana law. Senator Paul D. Rice serves as vice chairman of Elections and Privileges and sits on Agriculture Dairying Dairies Judicial Districts and Water Conservation. E V Omholt chairs Enrolling in the House and serves on Aviation Conservation Constitutional Amendments Fish and Game and Military Affairs. Republications say committee assignments reflect party balance across both houses.
Montana farmers saw higher prices across grains and meat animals as the index of prices received rose 14 points from Nov 15 to Dec 15. By mid December the index reached 293 percent of the 1910 14 base, with beef cattle at 26.10 per cwt veal calves 30.50 and lambs 26.20. Hogs fell to 18.00, dairy products rose, wholesale milk 4.40 per cwt butterfat up to 8.6 cents per pound.
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