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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1952

Page

7

Eddie Richter Returns to Racing After Galaxy of Fear

Eddie Richter, once a celebrated jockey, leaves hospital and seeks a comeback with Graybar stables. He faces financial ruin and fear after Galloping Wind’s crash, but a renewed bond with the horse and owner hints at a new start amid personal strain and recovered hope.

Eddie Mary George Graybar Graybar

Special Stockholders Meeting to Approve Loans for Farmers Co op Canal

Notice sets a special meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Canal Company stockholders at the Chateau Court House Montana on August 20 1952 at 2 00 PM. The meeting seeks authorization for loans up to 22000 to repair the irrigation system and to authorize officers to encumber assets to secure the loans. Dated Chateau Montana July 16 1952. G E Monkman secretary. Four publications July 17 24 31 August 7 1952.

Farmers Cooperative Canal Company Montana Corporation Chateau County of Teton State of Montania Montana G. E.,monkman

Dutton School District Seeks Fuel Bids for 1952 53

The Board calls for sealed bids to supply all gasoline and oil for two school buses and No 3 oil for heating the Dutton school plant during 1952 53. Bids opened August 18 1952 at the Superintendent's office. The district may reject any bid. Details from Mrs Genevieve Umphress Clerk. public notices in Montana.

Board of Trustees Dutton School District No. 28 Dutton Dutton High School Genevieve Umphress Montana

Notice to creditors in estate of Xavier F Hoeschen

Executor of the estate of Xavier Frank Hoeschen requests creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. The notice names the executor and the deceased and calls for timely filing of all claims.

Xavier Frank Hoeschen X. F. Hoeschen

Notice of Sale of Surplus Government Property

Sealed bids due August 1 1952 at the Production and Marketing Administration office in Chateau Montana for surplus property including an Underwood Long Carriage Typewriter No M5085490-12 an Underwood Standard Typewriter No 819463-11 and an L C Smith Standard Typewriter No 81320-10 Property may be inspected at the PMA office in Chateau any time until August 1 The Teton County PMA reserves the right to reject any or all bids issued by ake Lavnstra chairman rein County Production and Marketing Committee two publications July 24 31

Chateau Montana Underwood L. C. Smith PMA Teton County Ake la

Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary E Walker

Executor Jarvis Edward Walker announces creditors and all with claims against Mary E Walker deceased must present vouchers within four months after first publication at Leo H Murphy attorney for executor Larson Building Chateau Montana. Four public notices dated July 19 1952 July 24 to Aug 14

John ‘A. ‘Swanson Péndroy Montana John A. “Swanson Xavier Frank _Hoeschen Ko. Hoeschen George Coffey Mary E. Walker Leo H. Murphy Larson Building Chateau Jarvis Edward Walker Mary EB. Walker

City Budget Notice for Choteau Montana Meeting

The City Council of Choteau Montana has filed its preliminary budget for the current fiscal year and will meet on August lath 1952 at 8 p.m. in City Hall to fix the budget and make appropriations. Taxpayers may appear and be heard.

Chateau State of Montana Choteau A.D J. M. Sulgrove

Survival Advice for Water Emergencies

In trouble, stay calm and cling to a floating object. Use any available smaller items to help stay afloat until rescue.

Race Toward Shore Averts Exhaustion and Drift

A terse warning cautions mariners to steer toward land rather than away to avoid exhaustion and drifting offshore. The guidance emphasizes maintaining a secure route, monitoring compass bearings, and conserving energy when lost at sea.

Bituminous Coal Output From U S Firms Reaches Half Billon Tons

Last year the United States produced 512 million tons of bituminous coal from 8 552 operating companies.

U.S

Striking Mining Comparison: Open Pit Easier Than Underground

Surface mining of nickel ore from open pits is far easier than underground methods. One electric shovel over two shifts yields about 5,000 tons of ore per bite, roughly four and a half cubic yards. In a large underground mine 1,000 workers over two shifts in forty stopes are needed to match that tonnage.

Wood pairings dominate 1952 Home Furnishings Market

The report notes contrasts in furniture design with combines Woods Noteworthy patterns. Cherry wood remains popular and is paired with pine walnut and other woods while wrought iron often complements wood in the era.

Trip guests and weekend visitors mingle in local town notes

AAWagawam area residents report short trips and weekend visits. Otto Schaeffer and party toured Polson with friends, while R C Robinsons headed home to Independence Missouri after visits in Denver and Salt Lake. Local families including the Petries, Roscoes, Kropps and Robins ons share in Glacier Park and Big Fork excursions. Judy Robinson visits grandparents. Rose Schaeffer hosts with Reva Thomas. H Rauscher travels to Washington for son Stanley’s wedding.

R. C. Robinson Dayle Independence Denver Salt Lake Marie Petrie Kalispell Eac Frank A. C. Robinson Roscoe Ray Johnnie Big Forks Glacier Park Robert Kropp Paul Karen Judy Robinson Joe Torgerson Jay Robinson Birthday Club Myrtle Poore Chateau Rose Schaeffer Reva Thomas H. Rauscher Washington Stanley

Archeologists Claim Peter's Remains Possibly Found in Rome

Vatican researchers report possible discovery of bones believed to be the apostle Peter. No official pronouncement has been issued as experts study the remains.

Vatican Peter Rome the Apostle

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