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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
12
The article describes a new office device enabling telephone dictation and playback to review and correct prior entries. It notes the invention originates from the company that developed telephone pay stations and highlights its potential impact on workflow.
Mary Lou Collinscorrespondent notes Fifteen women and five men enrolled in first aid classes at the hall. National Farm Loan Association banquet attended by Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin in Conrad. Weekend guests include Gerri Ives Joyce Ross Miller Lillian Banns. FFA banquet attended by several in Choteau. Local visits from Great Falls and Dutton families. Officers elected at the Collins Community club meeting: Lawrence Fitzgerald president Paul Alzheimer vice president Mrs Herb Silberman secretary treasurer Roscoe Thompson director.
Six years after her mother urged her to keep the pillow, Marie Flechsig of Spokane tore off its cover and discovered a $1,000 hidden inside.
Public Instruction Superintendent Mary M. Condon reports $4,237,518 allocated to Montana school districts from public school land grants. Allocation based on district pupil counts. estimated $26.06 per census child. Montana's 162,589 school children noted. total fund income last year $4,460,545. Also mentions earliest history 4241 B C for context.
United States Forest Service to impound livestock found trespassing on Lewis and Clark National Forest lands in Montana after March 18 1955. Owners may reclaim by reimbursing costs. unredeemed animals go to public auction or private sale, or may be condemned. Signed Great Falls February 17 1955 by Forest Supervisor Zane G Smith.
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