Progress Chateau and Teton county urged to adopt progress
A letter argues that Progress Chateau and Teton County suffer in the January February doldrums with low farm and ranch prices. It urges reassessment of local goals, highlights the Swift Dam construction payrolls and missile worker headquarters as potential economic boosts, and stresses modern airport facilities and proactive leadership to avoid future economic flatness.
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Chateau
Teton County
Swift Dam
Choteau
Chateau Area
Chateau Jaycees Plan Tourist Park Addition
The Chateau Jaycees back a tourist park enhancement costing about 700 dollars. They lead a drive for an ambulance service and fund a Little League baseball diamond. The editorial commends these efforts as farsighted practical for a better community.
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Chateau Jaycees
Jaycees
Chateau
Cape
Conservation conference notes budget cuts impact on soil work
Dear Editor recounts attending the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts annual meeting in Portland Oregon with 1500 delegates from all states. The author, a Choteau supervisor, highlights proposals to cut AC allocations by about 40 percent and to establish a revolving fund requiring landowners to pay up to 50 percent of technical assistance costs, warning this would slow conservation progress.
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National, Association of Soil ‘and Water Conservation Districts
America
Portland
Ore
Association
Conservation plea to farmers urged by soil and water leader
Robert M. Anderson, Triangle Area Director of the Montana State Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, urges farmers and ranchers to contact their congressman this month. He warns that cutting ACP and SCS allocations would slow conservation amid water shortages floods and dust storms and stresses the need for shared costs and future investment in land and water resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Anderson
Triangle
Montana State Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Fort Benton
Montana
Local Social Visits and Weekend Gatherings in Great Falls
Mrs. George Egan and daughter Conrad visited the George H. Higgins home on Monday. A Lewis and Clark forest service party attended a Friday evening event at the Holiday Inn in Great Falls with Vergil Lindsey Don Nelson and Ray Mills. Mrs. Jim Spinder and her boys spent Sunday with Mrs. Lawrence Styren and family in Brady while their husbands fished at Duck Lake. Dave Barrett of Miles City was a Chateau caller last Wednesday and dined at the Bob Erickson home.
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George Egan
Conrad
George H. Higgins
Messers
Meadames
Vergil
Lindsey
Don Nelson
Ray Mills
Holiday Inn
Great Falls
Jim Spinder
Lawrence Styren
Brady
Duck Lake
Dave Barrett
Miles City
Bob Erickson
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Robert Amice
National Editorial Association
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Rainbow Hotel
ALL American
Slongmont
Colorado
Star Theatre
Fairfield
Ernest
Hemingway
the Killers
Lee ‘Marvin
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Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Cleopatra
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L. A
Ft. John
Deere
Lethbridge
John Deere
Hoe
Duckfoot
Rod Weeder
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Mayrath
St. Paul
Adrian van Dyke
CON Christenson
John Dunckel,arnold
Hanusa Clerks
FORD
Malta
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