Birthday party hosts greet Ella Weist in Agawam notes
Mrs Rose Schaefer and Mrs Weist hosted Ella Weist's birthday party Monday with good attendance at the club Thursday afternoon. Visitors included Mrs William Zier and Mrs Belle Malone who chairs this year's Cancer fund. The Robinsons and Blicks from Billings, plus the Dolezal Ebert Malones and Truchots were guests in various visits. The Weist and related families were in Choteau Saturday.
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Rose Schaefer
Wis Weist
How to Choose Fresh Cabbage at the Market
Buy cabbage that feels solid and heavy for its size with base leaves attached firmly to the stem. Seek heads with good white, green or red coloring depending on the variety.
Nile River Reaches End Without New Tributaries
Africa's Nile River near the end of its ~4000 mile course receives no tributaries in the final 1500 miles, a notable feature alongside the Amazon as the world’s longest rivers.
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Africa
Nile River
South America
Amazon
Truman Holds Forth on 1952 Bid After Florida Vacation
Harry S. Truman returns to Washington from a Florida vacation and meets France’s Vincent Aurio while addressing Latin American ministers. He states he has made up his mind about seeking re election in 1952 and will reveal it in due time, sparking Main Street speculation.
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Harry
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Florida
Vincent Aurio
France
Western Hemisphere
Main Street
Truman
Federal tax plan feared by small towns and shoppers
The Committee for Economic Development advocates a $10 billion federal tax rise next year including a sales tax to curb consumption. It targets home town incomes as the main source of spending while warning of higher taxes, slower housing and auto availability, and possible unemployment amid a broader mobilization drive.
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Committee For Economic Development
Marty
C.E.D
Ono
Wilson
Truman expected to run again say experts and officials
The statement sparked wide speculation among politicians nationwide about a possible second term. Voters were split in their views, while Michael J. Galvin, undersecretary of labor, asserted Truman will run and win with 56 percent of the popular vote.
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Truman
Main Street
Michael J. Galvin
Labor
Disappointing Farm Report Signals 1951 Crop Plans
A 1951 agricultural department report concludes farmers show inadequate planting plans to maintain current food supplies. It questions national planning, warns of possible food shortages and meat scarcity, while noting farm prices are favorable for larger crops and urging better land use. The outlook hints at potential rationing next year.
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Agriculture Department
Notice of Special Assessment No 15
Notice to stockholders of the Teton Co-Operative Canal Co that directors levied Special Assessment No 75 of 25 per share. Payment due by May 27, 1951 to Elmer Knaff, secretary treasurer. Delinquent shares sold June 27, 1951 at 2 PM at Farmington post office front door to cover unpaid assessment and costs. Dated Chateau Montana April 20 1951.
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Teton
CinalCoi
Montana
Elmer Knaff
Chateau
Teton County
Farmington
Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Sec’y-Treas
Electrical Contractors Notice for 75 HP Starter Bid
Chateau Montana city invites sealed bids by 8 PM June 4 1951 for a manually operated reduced voltage starter 75 HP 2400 volt three phase motor equal to GE CR 1034 F1A including freight to Choteau detailed specifications bid bond 10 percent with cashiers check city council may reject any bid. Delivery date estimates and payment via water fund warrant. Published April 19 26 May 3 1951.
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Chateau
Montana
Choteau
K. E. Sturgis
Alféest
J. M. Sulgrove
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lester E Nelson
Administrators with Will annexed notify creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Lester E Nelson deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims directed to the Administrator at Bert I Packer Larson Block ChaddsTu Montana. Date April 16 1954. Attorney Wert I Packer for Administrator. Public notice period listed.
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Lester E. Nelson
Bert I. Packer
Larson Block
Chdsesu
Monitana
Phace
Saidstate
An A. Swanson
Admiinis
Will
Lester E. Neilsom
Partnership Certificate for Hanusa Agency Montana 1951
A historic partnership certificate for Hanusa Agency in Chateau Montana dated April 21 1951 lists Arnold C Hanusa and John L Dunckel as copartners. The document verifies residence details in Choteau and Chateau and includes notary Leo H Murphy with expiration April 29 1952.
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Hanusa Agency
Arnold C
Hanusa
John L
Dunckel Copartners
A. D
Leo H. Murphy
Montana
Chateau
Rhode Island Unveils Talking Typewriter for the Blind
A talking typewriter using electrical contacts and a phonograph recorder announces each struck letter. Developed in Rhode Island, the device aims to aid teaching the blind by providing audible feedback on every typed character.
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Rhode Island
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