Grain Support Deadline Set For Jan 31st
Jan 31 is the final day for price support loans and purchase agreements on 1957 crop commodities. Leo S Kolstad notes inspections and papers must be completed by then. Teton County set Jan 15 as a preliminary loan application deadline for farm stored grains with late entries allowed if inspections can be finished by Jan 3.
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Leo S Kolstad
Teton County
ASC
Pendroy Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Plant Nutrition
Pendroy and Pondera Valley farmers heard a presentation on plant nutrition and fertilizer economics with slides showing fertility effects on crops. Tom Selstad Jr. of Great Falls led the session as committees were formed to study current issues. Ladies showcased flower arrangements and corsage making at the Jones home, with proceeds used to pay for Rogers materials. The next February meeting will discuss grain varieties with high marketing demand.
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Pondera Valley Area
Tom Selstad, Jr
Great Falls
Arnold Hanson
Jones Home
Jack
Ellen Rogers
Chateau Floral
Rogers
Farm Bureau
Power Man Berg Dies at 71 in County Burial Last Tuesday
Funeral services were held at Bank's Funeral Home Chapel on Tuesday for John Hubert Berg 71 who died Saturday at Teton Memorial hospital. Born October 23 1880 in South St. Paul Minnesota he moved to Teton county in 1933 living in Fairfield and Power. He worked in construction and as a bartender and was a Lutheran church member. Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiated with burial at Chateau Cemetery.
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John Hubert Berg
Teton Memorial Hospital
South St. Paul
Minn
Teton County
Fairfield
Power
Berg
Lutheran Church
Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
State Gas Tax Reduced One Cent Effective January 16
Montana lowers its state gasoline tax from seven to six cents per gallon, effective January 16, the first cut in 37 years. Helena official William A. Brown credits lawmakers for tax relief and notes the federal tax remains unchanged at three cents. Revenue supports road and highway improvements, with about $20 million expected annually at the six cent rate.
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Montana
William A. Brown
Helena
Montana Petroleum Industries Committee
Brown
Club to Sponsor Art Classes
The Chateau Woman's Club, under Jesse Gleason, will sponsor art classes for interested persons. The first meeting is Monday January 27 at 7 pm in the Episcopal Rectory basement. A China painting class is planned later in the season but not yet started.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Jesse Gleason
Episcopal
China
Rhodium Plating Elevates Lighters and Accessories Shine
Rhodium plating, a member of the platinum group, is used on cigarette lighters and cases as well as pencils and similar articles to provide a brilliant, durable finish. The metal coating resists wear and maintains a bright luster over time.
New Wheat Not Approved By Agencies
Lyall Schaefer of the Teton county ASC reports that the new wheat variety Lee ox Kenya Farmer (CT 231) has not been approved by Canadian authorities the U S Experiment Stations or Northwest Crop Improvement Association. Trials show poor milling quality low flour yield and inferior baking qualities compared with approved types creating concerns for prices and grower value.
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Lyall Schaefer
Teton County
ASC
Lee O
U. S
Lee O x
Kenya
Selkirk and
Lee
Canadian Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Coattails of Neighbours Guide Miller Decisions on Wheat
The miller bases milling and baking value on cereal lab results from his own and other laboratories and shared trials. Lee 6x Kenya Farmer shows more leaf rust resistance than Selkirk but higher stem rust susceptibility. USDA 1957 rates Lee 6x Kenya Farmer moderately susceptible and Selkirk moderately resistant to stem rust. Wheat aims for bread quality, not government loan eligibility. Lee ox Kenya Farmer fails to meet current quality standards.
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Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Lee
Kenya
Selkirk
United States Department of Agriculture, Disease Gardens
Lee O
Library offers book ordering for research material
The Chateau Public Library announces a book ordering service for research books not on shelves. Available to students and adults, it clarifies this policy has always existed but was not widely known.
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Library Board
Chateau Public Library
Montana forms for 1958 big game season guidelines
Statewide recommendations were discussed at the fish and game department HQ in Helena with warden supervisors and managers from seven districts. District meetings will run through January, with final seasons and rules to be approved by the Montana Fish and Game Commission in March and forwarded to sportsmen and related groups.
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Montana
Fish and Game Department
Heleng
Great Falls
Glasgow
Billings
Missoula
Miles City
Bozeman
Kalispell
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Ilubs
Forest and Park Services
Bob Cooney
Commission
Cooney
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