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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
2
Choteau Arcantha published every Thursday in Choteau Montana. Advertising rates: display 40c per column inch foreign or local. volume discounts to 35c or 30c. Legal ads at statutory rates. Want ads 50c minimum, 75c for two insertions. Subscriptions: one year 2.75 in Teton County, 3.00 outside. six months 1.50 in County, 2.00 outside. foreign 3.50 payable in advance.
The Montana legislature enters a busy week with clashes over a proposed tax refund for veterans and the timing of injured workers compensation. Rep. L. H. Anderson leads opposition, warning the refund would be costly and unconstitutional, while other lawmakers press for higher weekly benefits. The chamber also defeats bills to raise wages for injured workers and delays related changes as debates over fiscal impact and policy continue.
Mrs. Lee Hamer reports Pendroy updates as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Briggs visit Minnesota relatives. Kenneth Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Scoop Nelson, was on the sick list. Albert Thorman and family welcome a new son in a Great Falls hospital. Field Sr. and son Dick host Florida Louisiana Missouri visits. C C Batts of Missoula called on L B Pendrey. John Tschantri and children from Great Falls stayed at Paul Rice home. Carl Gulbrandson and family from Chateau visited Pendroy friends. Roy Page hosted Len Rice and his daughter Donald Mary Bob and Mary for a gathering.
Mrs Marilyn Rose became a mother on January 26 at Conrad hospital to a son. The Lipman and Moon families traveled visiting relatives in Bozeman Great Falls Helena Whitehall Fairfield and Bozeman. Mrs Elizabeth Rosengren and son planned a weeks visit with the Parkett family. Mr Curly Pore and Mr Claude Johns return from regional visits.
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