Dependable Used Car Center Listings 1950s Autos
Taylor Motor Co offers a range of used cars including Plymouth Club Sedan with 3000 miles, 1953 Pontiac 8 four door, 1950 Willys four wheel drive one ton, and various Dodge Plymouth Chevrolet and GMC models with 1955 license. Vehicles include sedans trucks jeeps and 4 door models, all backed by 88 years of dependable service.
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Taylor Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
M & A Motors
CAR ADS AND SALES AT TAYLOR AND COAST TO COAST STORES
Various classified notices: tires balanced at $1 each. a used buzz saw wanted. tires and appliances sales at Taylor Motor Co and Coast-to-Coast Stores. sewing machine promotions. unfinished chests. used pickup inventory. construction shack move. weekly registration for a drawing at Obernolte Furniture. house and pig for sale. trailer houses for sale. fridge clearance. trade‑in offers. multiple 1950s–1954 cars with warranties at M & A Motors in Chateau.
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Taylor Motor Co
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Elmer Baker
Chateau
Armstrong
Bob Zion
Obernolte Furniture
N & H Implement Co
Westinghouse
New. A
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St. Paul
Lionel Swenson
Dutton
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Robert LaGaly
Augusta
Frank Gordon
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Herman Grasdock
Fairfield
Whithal and Firth Carpets
Bath
Choteau
Jim Dellno Agency
Mont
Chester White
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Four-H Club Congress Highlights Youth Event
Deanna Swenson and Katherinette Malone, Chateau High School students, returned from the 33rd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago after six days. Delegates from 31 Montana clubs enjoyed travel on the Olympian Hiawatha, stays at the Conrad Hilton, and entertainment by Fred Waring Ed Sullivan and others. Dulles and Benson addressed the gathering with tours of the city and the International Livestock Exposition.
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Hercules Powder Co
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Montgomery Ward
Alaska
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Windy City
Pullman
Conrad Hilton
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Purdue Varsity Glee Club
Ed Sullivan
Homer and
Jethro
June Valli
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Ezra Taft Benson
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Montana
Jackson Relics at The Hermitage Open to Public
The Hermitage near Nashville Tennessee preserves Andrew Jackson’s home with original furnishings and relics. The historic house invites visitors to view Old Hickory era artifacts and furnishings.
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Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Nashville
Tennessee
Local Social and Farm Notes Move Through February
Mary Lou Montague Collins and Coer plan a Texas stay until early March while local families attend club meetings and dinners. The Parents club baskets social is slated for February 10 and a bridal shower for Wanda Dixon was held in Dutton. The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting service notes a December 15 price index decline driven by wheat beef cattle calves hogs chickens and eggs with some offset from barley hay lambs milk and butter fat.
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Lee Revear
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Pedersens
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Amund Larson
Gordon
Chateau
E. R. McLean
Herold Depner
Eddie Alzheimer
Parents Club
Premium Center
Ed Schillings
Carl] Eklund
Herb Silberman
Bill Alzheimer
Lillian Banis
Montagues
Lloyd Pedersen
Oscar Mehl
Collins
H. M. Montague
Mary Lou
Wanda Dixon
Montana Livestock Slaughter Drops in November
Helena report shows Montana commercial livestock slaughter in November fell from October levels but rose versus November 1953. Cattle calves and sheep and lambs totals were smaller than October, hogs unchanged. Compared to last November, slaughter increased for all species except hogs.
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Helena
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Montana
Destination Known
A humorous domestic scene unfolds as a husband misplaces his collar button each morning. The wife rebukes him for carelessness and finally produces the button, prompting a quip about his habit. The next day the husband cheerfully reveals he swallowed the button, poking fun at his forgetful routine.
Time The Drainpipe Stair Adventure
An elderly woman falls, breaks a leg, and a doctor puts her in a cast. Six months pass before it heals and the cast comes off. She asks to climb stairs, and is told she can, then reveals she escaped outside by climbing a drainpipe every day during recovery.
Lignite consumption set to double in coming years
Lignite usage in the country stands at about three million tons annually and officials expect this total to double within a few years as energy demand rises and mining operations expand.
Weather Idiom Lesson Sparks Child’s Quip
A classroom moment shows a teacher discussing March weather quirks when Julia quickly answers that the lion and lamb phrase refers to her father. The exchange highlights a playful classroom dynamic.
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