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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
8
Barton Motor Co announces the 1952 Ford will be on display Friday at Chateau Morro. The all-new model features longer wheelbase, wider tread, a choice of 101 hp Mileage-Maker Six or Strato-Star V-8 at 110 hp, improved suspension, new Bodyshells, welded joints, and Fordomatic or overdrive options.
The Chateau Bulldogs travel to Conrad on Friday and to Shelby on Saturday for away games. Last weekend they fell to Fairfield 37 to 66 at home and then lost at Cut Bank 29 to 66.
The article notes that without oxygen masks humans vary in tolerance by condition and stay length, with life unsafe above about 15 000 to 20 000 feet. It cites the Andes as the highest inhabited area at around 18 000 feet in South America.
A local notice announces Diet Double Gold Bond stamps will be available at the Town of Country store this Saturday February 2. The brief item lists the venue and date for stamp distribution.
On February 13 at Masonic Hall at 6 30 P.M. Tickets are 1 75 per plate obtainable from Mrs. Jess Gleason or Mrs. Earl Hollar. Mrs. Frances Halvorson of Cut Bank.
A nostalgic piece notes cold January days and the value of family time. It promotes at home learning with library service offered by the State University or College, highlighting shipping charges and family projects as paths to shared satisfaction. Edgar Hoover is cited on home as a learning place.
Teton county residents purchased 147812.25 dollars worth of series E bonds in 1951 per the Federal Reserve Bank at Minneapolis. The report notes December sales at 14606.25 and November figures higher by 351000 with redemptions 537000 lower than 1950. Arthur Nelson urges continued investment in U S defense bonds to strengthen national and personal security.
Final arrangements completed for a Cub Scout banquet next Tuesday February 5 at Trinity Lutheran Church basement. Den mothers and committee members met at Mrs Willett Wood’s home. 200 Cubs and parents expected. Rev A B Grandal and Robert Armstrong will speak. crafts display and table decorations planned. exhibit to move to a downtown store window after the event.
The Eastern and Western district speakers described Montana gains including new phosphate and aluminum plants, a Diamond Match plant, and an oil boom boosting state coffers past 3 million. Fay urged freight rate reductions while the chamber promotes tourism, industry, and civic life with projects in Libby, Kalispell, Melrose, Superior, and Chateau.
Roger Babson suggests investing in stocks tied to home building materials as a hedge against inflation. He notes cement lumber wall board plaster and paint as core costs and cites a leading building company stock at about 24 dollars yielding around 5 percent.
The article discusses favorable long term bets in lumber stocks led by Weyerhaeuser Timber Company at 70 dollars with about 4 percent yield and mentions U S Gypsum Company at 107 dollars as a leading wall board producer. It notes Serene Hams painting at 67 dollars with 5 percent yield and cites generous modern mortgage terms boosting building activity.
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