Teton County Wheat Allotment Told for 1971 Growing Season
Teton County has been allocated 122 466 acres of wheat production next year. Rex Manuel, chairman of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation committee, announced. The county shares Montana 1971 allotment of 3 054 988 acres. County will mail allotment notices July 23 with ballots for a July 27 31 marketing quota referendum. Voters must be producers with interest in a farm wheat allotment. Results announced after Aug 5. quotas approval could set price support at 1.15 per bushel and certificates at 1.39 per bushel. Penalties apply on excess production if quotas pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Rex Manuel
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Clifford M. Hardin
Manuel
ASCS
Department of Agriculture
Montana Peers 1970 Wheat Crop Outlook
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates 178,386,000 bushels of all wheat for 1970, down 19 percent from last year’s 96,794,000 bushels. Winter wheat at 42,224,000 bushels falls one third from 60,086,000. spring wheat 33,264,000 bushels up 12 percent. durum 2,898,000 bushels, below 6,900,000 last year. Barley 64,620,000 bushels down 5 percent. oats 16,113,000 bushels up 11 percent, hay 4,180,000 tons up 8 percent. cool wet spring aided hay growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hollar Family Guests Spend Fourth Of July In Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hollar and their son from Provo Utah were July 4 guests of Earl Hollar and his wife and her parents the Wear Stotts of Sunny Slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hollar
Provo
Utah
Earl Hollar
Mrs
Wear Stott
Sunny Slope
Ray Hollar
Cortez, Cole
Ted Lee
Social visits and gatherings across Montana and beyond
A roundup of visitors and locals from Chateau to Great Falls and Helena. Families from Broadview, Choteau, Columbia Falls, Laurel, and Kalispell host and attend reunions, holidays, and weddings. Journeys include trips to Glacier Park and Yellowstone plus a driving license clinic in Chateau.
Attendees at 52nd State Legion Convention in Lewistown
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beck and Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins Sr. attended the 52nd annual state convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary in Lewistown. The event ran Thursday to Sunday with joint ceremonies, and featured National Commander J Milton Patrick and Rear Admiral Means Johnston Jr. as speakers along with Canadian guests and National Auxiliary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Beck
George Higgins Sr
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lewistown
Legion
Auxiliary
J. Milton Patrick
Skiatoon
Okla
Earl D. Franklin Jr. Sterling
Colo
Means Johnston Jr
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Jack Clark
Dinsmore
Sask
Canada
Saskatchewan Command
Royal Canadian Legion
Linton MacDonald
Regina
H. Milton Davidson
Clovis
N. M
National American Legion Auxiliary
Larry L. Estes
Thermopolis
Wyo
National Auxiliary
Lions Elect McCullough as Lions International President
Dr. Robert D. McCullough of Tulsa Oklahoma was elected President of Lions International at the 58th Annual Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey on July 14. He becomes the 54th president leading about 932000 members in 24400 clubs across 146 countries and areas. The year 1970 1971 will center on involvement now and boosting community service and international understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. McCullough
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Lions International
Association
Atlantic City
New Jersey
McCullough
Teton County ASC Chairman Announces Program Payments
Rex Manuel, chairman of the Teton County ASC, says 1970 wheat, feed grain and cotton payments began July 2 and will continue as farmers certify compliance. Most payments should finish by mid August. The program supports market balance, soil and water conservation, and farm income while avoiding large surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
ASCS
Manuel
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chaumman
Department
Hanson-Hanson welcomed Heath Vincent at Teton Memorial
Mr and Mrs Ray Hanson Jr welcomed a baby boy named Heath Vincent born July 13 at Teton Memorial Hospital. The newborn weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Hansen and Mr and Mrs George Hodgskiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ek
Anaconda
Gladys Nelson
Julie Ann Thomas
Great Falls
Carol Gilmor
Glenn Hardy
Milton-Freewater
Ore
Hardy
Glenda Rae
Nelson
George Robinson
Post Falls
Idaho
Larry Stalnaker
Kalispell
Glacier Park
Bill Breen
Mark Simkins
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital
Darrell Mark
Arvid Sunder
Joe Jaumotte
Lake Forest
Ill
Chateau
al Jaumotte
Flathead Lake
Gary Fulbright
Jaumotte
Yellowstone Park
Toos Bartlema
Vught
Holland
Miss Bartlema
Seattle
Wash
U. S
Boston
Mass
Julie Jaumotte
Alvina Grafstrom
Everett Newman
Houma
Ottis Bryan
Bay City
Mich
Horton Prather
Exton
Greg Whipple
Lordsburz
N. M
Nels Whipple
Whipples
Red Brewer
Lompoc
Calif
Brewer
Ray Husam
Des Plaines
Tom Moore
Ray Hanson Jr
Heath Vancent
Ray Hansen
George Hodgskiss
Montana Legislature Size Cut Initiative Fails
The Montana petition drive to reduce the legislature from 159 to 75 members failed, lacking 4,171 signatures and one county short of 23, with the Secretary of State closing petitions at 5 p.m. The effort, led by George Harper, needed 22,249 valid signatures and wide county support to appear on the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
George Harper
Citizens Committee
Gallaghers Attend Chateau Reunion and Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Jack Gallagher and family spent last weekend in Chateau for her 10th anniversary class reunion and to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Blecel er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Johnson
Alex Zier
Hank Smith
Charles Greagret
Broadview
Mont
Jesse Malone Jr
Greagret
Malone
Andy Anderson
Columbia Falls
Choteau
Chet Abbott
Bill Anderson
Bob Corbett
Lee Corbett
Washington State University
John McDonald
Western Livestock Reporter
Billings
Flying U Ranch
Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau Court House
Jim Seaton
Laurel
Gary Pace
Rome
Georgia
Jack Gallagher
Chateau
Jesse Bleceler
Bids Open for Choteau Public Library Furnishings
The Choteau Public Library trustees invite bids for furnishings and equipment for the new library. Bids due by 1:00 P.M. MDT on August 6, 1970 at the New Library Building, Choteau, Montana. Bid forms and specifications available from the City Office. 10 percent bid bond required. board may reject any bid and waive irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Choteau
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ST CJ
New Mexico
United States Brewers Association, Inc
P.O. Box
State Legion Meeting
Lions Elect International President
Pendroy
THURS
FBI
Don Knotts
Kirk Douglas
Sylvia Koscina
Eli Wallach
Ier
William Murphy
Sheila
Daniel Neckstad
Odin Neckstad
Miss Murphy
Choteau High School
Bozeman Vo-Tech
Neckstad
Fairfield High School
San Diego
Frank Murray
James Arensmeyer
Jerry Wellington
Choteau, Mont
Kirco
Choteau Drug, Inc
Choteau, Montana
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