Montana Farmers Protest U S Meat Price Actions
Montana ranchers clash with federal moves to lift meat imports and price controls. Montana Stockgrowers Association leaders Julian Terrett Jr and Mons Teigen warn that price controls threaten profitability while the Montana Board of Health imposes mandatory feedlot regulations with permits for enlargements and potential pollution controls.
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Montana Board of Health
Australia
New Zealand
Julian Terrett Jr
Miles City
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Mons Teigen
Association
Helena
Board of Health
UM announces spring honor roll listing 1330 students
The University of Montana names 1 330 students on the 1972 spring quarter honor roll, 17.2 percent of 47 713 enrolled, up 1 9 percent from last year. Of the honorees 371 or 28 percent earned straight A s. Local honorees include Betty Swertson Jerri Swenson Sandra Hanson Karen Rosok Mark Cress and Stephen Gunderson.
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University of Montana
Wayne C. Woolston
Betty Joy Swertson
Augusta
Jerri Lynn Swenson
Sandra Grace Hanson
Chateau
Karen Evelyn Rosok
Dutton
Mark Alan Cress
Fairfield
Stephen Ole Gunderson
Power
Savings Bond sales remain popular in Montana May results
Montana reports May savings bond sales of 1 449 749 with five month total 7 107 610. Helena notes highest May volume since 1966 and 50 percent of a 14.3 million annual goal. Teton County and Prairie County show strong progress toward quotas as national figures rise to a record 56.2 billion in holdings.
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Helena
Montana
United States
William B. Andrews
U. S
Greens and Blues Win To Narrow Pee Wee Lead
In Pee Wee baseball the Greens and Blues each won last week, tightening the race for the league title. The Greens now hold first place with five straight wins after losing their first three, while the Blues stand at four wins, one tie, and equal losses. The Reds slipped to two victories with five losses and one tie. Greens 17 Reds 11 saw Rathman and Jordan with five hits apiece and Jordan scoring four times. Blues 18 Reds 11 featured Bosshardt with six hits and five runs, Leys with five hits, and multiple Reds contributing several hits.
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Greens
Blues
Reds
Danny Rathman
John Jordan
David Kelly
Ronnie Nordhagen
Jordan
Rathman
Kelly
Kurt Depner
Shawn LaBaugh
Kip Stenson
LaBaugh
Stenson
Tom Bosshardt
Mike Leys
Kevin Wilkerson
Brady Dunning
Bosshardt
Leys
Red
Kirt Mayson
Brent Ekegren
Darwin Snyder
Greg Armstrong
Joe Snyder
Notice Limits Responsibility for Personal Bills at Clyde Ear Turnbull Pubs
Public notice states the author will not be responsible for any bills other than those they incur. Identified as Clyde Ear Turnbull, linked to three pubs.
Blues Pull Ahead in City Little League Standings
The Blues beat the Greens 14 to 7 in a makeup game to reclaim the lead, giving Blues a 4 2 record while Reds stand 3 2 and Greens 1 4. In an earlier clash, Blues edged Reds 9 7 with Russ Mills winning and Perry Breen losing as Reds briefly led 2 0 before Blues exploded for four runs in the third and five in the fourth.
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Perry Breen
Kent Depner
Depner
Breen
Russ Mills
Jim Bosshardt
Blues
Greens
Reds
Scott Nesbit
Loren Luinstra
Kevin Wellington
Neal Snyder
Brad McCauley
Mills
Mark Engberg
Perry Lindgren
Carl Kalista
Robbie Nordhagen
Steve Howard
Jim Hirsch
Kalista
Browning
Russell Mills
Chateau
Lindgren
Todd Curtis
Eddie Bond
Choteau
Bond
Rob Nordhagen
David Hoge
Tim Brumberger
Safe boating week urged by Montana officials
Montana observes Safe Boating Week July 28 as boaters are urged to follow life jacket use checks. Don Malmberg from the Montana Fish and Game Department warns that in 1971 eleven Treasure Staters died in boating accidents due to negligence and carelessness.
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Montana
Don Malmberg
Montana Fish and Game Department
Treasure
Coast Guard
Malmberg
United States
Public Lands Rules Tabled Until 1973 Regulation
Executive Order 11644 directs the U S Department of Agriculture to regulate cross country vehicle use on public lands with final rules not ready until 1973. Lewis and Clark National Forest supervisor asks motorists to stay to open roads and trails to cut environmental damage and conflicts with wildlife. Public comment is invited and may be sent to the Great Falls Supervisor Office or district offices in Augusta Chateau Stanford and other towns.
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Nixon
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George N. Engler
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Great Falls
Augusta
Chateau
Stanford
Harlowtown
White Sulphur Springs
Neihart
Card of Thanks for Luanna’s Lost Horse Ginger
A warm thanks to friends who helped search for Luanna’s horse Ginger. She was located the evening of the 4th. We appreciated everyone’s concern and help. The Walt Arensmeyers.
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Luanna
Ginger
Mrs Leon PhillipsVisits Bremerton Woman in Choteau
Mrs Leon Phillips of Bremerton Washington is visiting Mr and Mrs Clint Stillman at their Choteau home.
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Leon Phillips
Bremerton, Wash
Clint Stillman
Choteau
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Robert E. Miller
Gus B. Field
Choteau, Mont
Buck’s Auto Repair
Chateau, Mont
J. Bachmeier
Steelgas
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
American Legion
V.F.W
Lions Club
Skyline Lodge
Pee Wee Baseball
Clyde Ear
George Beaudeau
Choteau High School
Rocky Dailey
Safeco
Agency
Neip. c
The
Walt Arensmeyers
Cascade
Dirkes
Sanford
Acco
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