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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
2
The electric jig saw now transitions from table saw to portable and back, via a 15 by 16 by 8 inch steel table that mounts under the saw. Brackets and a single wing nut secure the unit, with rip guide and miter gauge built into the surface for precise cuts. It can cut steel and other metals, up to 2 inches of wood, plastics, glass, leather, and more.
Larry Ballantyne recently returned home after major surgery at Tetton Memorial hospital. Mrs Nettie Young completed a two month West Coast trip visiting Eph rata and Mission San Jose Calif Tacoma Seattle and Ephrata relatives during Christmas. The story notes holiday travels of local families and mentions the Fairfield High School band.
Self employed farmers may use an alternate method to compute farm earnings for social security. Menghini and Healy outline three options based on gross and net farm income with a minimum net earning of 400 required for credit. Tenant farmers with landlord participation may also qualify.
A concert will be presented before the House of Representatives in Helena Thursday afternoon. The performers will also tour the state capitol and the historical museum. Mark Pendleton arrived home from a business trip to Billings Miles City and Wideaux reporting colder weather in the eastern part of the state.
Montana tops 49 states in beaver production thanks to effective management and trapping laws. Fur biologist Fletcher Newby reports a beaver take of 20 000, second only to 1954 55, while overall pelts reach 71 000 valued at 266 000. Beaver mink and muskrat comprise most pelts and income with beaver up 97 percent and muskrat up 28 percent. mink unchanged.
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