Honey Price Support Set for 1960 Market
Chairman Lyall Schaefer of the Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation announces a 1960 honey price support at 8.6 cents per pound for the April 1 market start. The rate, 60 percent of parity, applies to 60-pound containers and allows farm storage loans and purchase agreements for U S Grade C or better extracted honey in approved storage. Beekeepers or cooperatives may apply.
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Lyall Schaefer
The
Teton County
U.S
Loans and Purchase Terms for Honey Programs Announced
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county offices will soon provide details on the honey loan and purchase agreement program including maturity dates and support prices by honey class and production area. The loans and purchase agreements mature on April 30, 1961.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County
ASC
Lifetime hospitalization protection offered by American Life rep
A marketing pitch offers a lifetime hospitalization protection policy guaranteed for life. It directs inquiries to Boyd P. Jensen in Chateau, phone IN 6-2163, representing American Life and Casualty Insurance Company of Fargo North Dakota.
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Boyd P. Jensen
Chateau
American Life & Casualty Insurance Company
Fargo, North Dakota
Uniform deer season openings set for 1960 in Montana
State game officials like Fletcher Newby say 83 of 97 deer hunting areas will start Oct 16 to ease hunter congestion. Seventeen areas have earlier or later openings for weather, accessibility, population, or management needs with final dates to be decided at a March commission meeting.
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Fletcher Newby
Montana Fish and Game Department
Newby
Fish and Game Commission
Legion Auxiliary conducts March meeting with Girl Scouts
The regular March meeting of the local American Legion Auxiliary was held at the Legion hall led by president Mrs. George Higgins. Girl Scout Troop No. 19 performed a choral reading and sang. Red Cross film shown. Girls State eligibility rules discussed. three girls to attend Girls State from Chateau with Soroptimists assisting. Officers for the ensuing year elected. district delegates named for April 2 at Dutton. Legion birthday party planned for March 19 with auxiliary handling table settings.
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Ko 'Se Beam
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
George Higgins
Girl Scout Troop No
Sally Meadows
Myrna Pierre
Mary Myers
Nancy Robinson
Betty Johensen
Jan Ragar
Joline Ramaker
Christie Field
Karen Buchanan
Pamela Erickson
Karen Peck
Gwen Sorenson
America
Native Land
Carlfield
Tore Reuterwall
The
Chateau
Red Cross
Robert Gormley
Ed Schiller
Chatéau
Bozeman
Gordon’ ‘Monkman
Jay Robinson
Bonaro Overstreet
Mary Baker
Exnice Bremer
Arlene Higgins
Alyce Gleason
Doris ~Higgins
Dutton
Doris Higgins
Helen Dellwo
Eunice Bremer
Marion Jacobs
Hilda Moulton
Lorna Huffman
American Legion
Auxiliary
Daughter Dad Dinner at Dutton Brownies and Scouts
The Catholic Church basement hosted the Daughter-Dad banquet for Dutton Brownies and Girl Scouts with 59 dads and daughters present. Inter Joe Wahlin gave the invocation, Sheena Wilson presided, and grades sang, lit candles, and celebrated promotions to Intermediate level. Proceeds funded dinner costs. Holly Sugar’s Montana economy note follows.
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Dutton Brownies
Joseph Wahlin
Sheena Wilson
Montana
Alvarado
Calif
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Olsen Agency
von Furste
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
American Life
Adv
Choteau
Admiral Table
Waranty
Dumont
Zenith
Ed’s Radio & TV Service
Arage
Tess
Legion Auxiliary
Fred Bremer
S.A. Pithead
Bud Moulton
Girl Scout Movement
Elmer Baker
VIC
Choteau Drug
Teton Plumbing
Chuck Proff
Tommy Cheetham
Don Poser
Holiday
Pride of the
James Howard
Abbott Implement
Choteau, Montana
Radios & TV
RCA
Ed’s Radio & TV
N & H Implement Co
Dutton Machinery Company
Aei
Ford
Finest Hour
Living Color
Nbc-Tv
Wonderland
Tudor
Falcon
Ford Wagon World
SION
Soretto Company
Thunde
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