Parade honors and prize money mark Chateau Fourth of July
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce hosted a Fourth of July parade with racing and riding events. Winners include Ray Van Deriet and Duayne Jessop earning cash, plus multiple firsts on day two. A Veterans of Foreign Wars float won top non commercial honors and a kid float placed in the hobby division. Over $50 in cash awards were given to parade entrants.
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Ray
Gene
Chas. Jacobsen
Pat’ “Wheeler
Barrel Hace
Maixine Yeager
Firets
Ida ‘Sauke
Diolly
Hughes
sWerna
Briown
Sauke
Maxine
Eager
Vera
Brown
Joanne
Nett
Seddle
Butch
Jess Ackley
Iain
Chary Welch
Duayne Jessop
Soler Burton
Ronnie Jessop
Don Brown
Bob ‘Wellman
Ronnie’ ‘Jessop
Jim Palen
Bill “Devereux
Sonny LaFramboise
Charley Welch
Duayne
Jessop
Bill
Deveroux
Ray van
DeRiet
Tom Straiier
Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Co. F
Calvary
National Guard
Ax Stee
Saddle Club
Main Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Connie Kuster
Irene van
Anna Lee Erickson
Ruth
Vai
DeReit
Searecy and Sinspet
Hobby
Gloria Jean Groot
Ant
John ‘Groot
Storage needs rise as 1954 wheat crop forecasts loom
State officials warn farmers to expand storage for a record 97,394,000 bushel 1954 wheat crop. ASC officers cite June 1 forecasts and offer programs to boost on farm and commercial storage capacity, including guarantees for commercial warehouses and storage loan options. Bin sites are planned in Montana for CCC handling and export readiness.
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Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative
Agricultural Marketing Service
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Kolstius
State
Kolstad
Momtana
Si Co
Eee
Ge Space Tetany Ann’ Aerelop
Montana
CCC
Allan A Gamble dies. former rancher, longtime Bozeman resident
Allan H Gamble 83 retired Te ba county rancher died June 9 at Bozeman hospital after a six month illness. Born December 25 1870 in San Antonio Texas he lived in Stuart Minnesota and Montana where he homesteaded near Choteau. Survived by wife five daughters two sons ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were held at Dahl Memorial Chapel with Rev Herbert officiating and burial in Sunset Hills. Out-of-town relatives included Gamble family members from Portland Chicago Harrison and Bozeman.
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Allan H. Gamble
Teba County
Bozeman Hospital
Gamble
William W. and
Almena, Hathaway Gamble
San’ Antonio
Tex
Texas
Kansas
Stuart
Minn
Montana
Choteau
Henrietta Anderson
Bozeman
Methodist Church
Mary @. Gamble
Ernest ‘Marjorie” Sates
Bozman
Helen M. Reynolds
Augusta
3. C
Rodney “Elizabeth” Smith
Hayward
Calif
J. A
Florence” Eldredge
Harrison
Mont
Roger H. Gamble
Portland
Ore
Donald Gamble
San Francisco
Herbert
C. W. Turner
Arnold Eldredge
Gerald Eldredge
Dennis Lutes
Gene Elliott
Baril Lutes
Louis Maack
Sunset Hills
T-Of-Town
Roger Gamble
S. C
Jack Bullock
Chicago
J. A. Eldredge
Louis “Maack
Wheat quotas face referendum and cross compliance rules
Producers will vote on July 23 to accept or reject wheat quotas while cross compliance with acreage allotments becomes mandatory next year. Benson notes the 55 million acre national wheat allotment for 1955 as the minimum, with current estimates of about 1.9 billion bushels available for the marketing year. Those complying with farm allotments stay eligible for price support. noncompliers face penalties.
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Taft ‘Benson
Benson
Local Saddle Club Roundup Sets Children Events and Adult Races
Five clubs jointly sponsor two children events and multiple adult races at a field roundup. The program includes adult pairs and men races, a water race, barrel and stake pace for under 10s, and sponsor details such as Gretna Green and Simms Saddle Club. The text notes road work in Alaska dating to 1945 and Guy Haney's gravel crew on the 1928 Bole-Choteau highway.
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Gretna
Simms
Fently
Jobsnes
Polsan
Jordan
Circle
Harlowton
Palisades Tde
Alaska
Guy Haney
Dutton Road Project Nears Completion with New Capacity
The Dutton Road project nears completion as a 100 unit capacity system boosts efficiency. About 42 workers are on site, with many living in trailers in Chateau, Dutton, or Great Falls. 90 000 tons of pit run gravel and 50 000 tons of crushed gravel will have been placed when finished.
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Haney
Chateau
Dutton
Great Falls
Cur
Cards of Thanks and Miscellaneous Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a death. Acknowledges hospital staff gift and flowers, pallbearers and friends. Names Mrs Henry Freeman and several couples. Also lists for sale and rental notices including a baby buggy and an apartment for rent with phone numbers.
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Henry Freeman
Jack O'Neil
T. W. Milley
Gorton Holmes
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