Garage sale ads and items for sale listing
Classified notices list multiple local sales and requests including a For Sale item Asea Davenport chair and footstool, a May 19 20 garage sale at the Reiner Locker building with Mary Ellen Burns and Marjorie Cannon, WANTED lawn jobs by Shaun or Pat Kelly, and a For Sale riding lawn mower and a 1965 Jeep Wagoneer by Syd Kelly in Chateau with contact 466 2100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asea Davenport
Wes George
Reiner
Mary Ellen Burns
Marjorie Cannon
Shaun
Pat Kelly
Jeep Wagoneer
Syd Kelly
Teton Memorial Hospital News Births and Dismissals
Dismissed patients include Mrs. Nora Jackson of Fairfield Mrs. Mary Campbell of Bynum John Hofer of Choteau James Cady of Simms Laurence Shanahan of Augusta Jesse Shaw of Fairfield Sophia Malatare of Augusta Judy Carrier and infant son of Wolf Creek John Sabol of Augusta and Mrs A Louis Kietzman of Fairfield. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs John Bouma of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Feistner
Sun River
James G. Dauwalder
Choteau
D. Leita Converse
Augusta
Myrl B. Peters
Bynum
George H. Higgins
A. Louise Kietzman
Fairfield
Ralph W. Martindale
Vernon W. Johnson
Bryan E. Johnson
Edith M. Bouma
Richard P. Murrill
Helena
Mary M. Mast
Eugene W. Lethne
Dutton
Nora Jackson
Mary Campbell
John D. Hofer
James D. Cady
Simms
Laurence D. Shanahan
Jesse J. Shaw
Sophia Malatare
Judy Carrier
Wolf Creek
John T. Sabol
A. Louis Kietzman
John Bouma
Wheat and Rye Support Rates Set for 1972 Crops
Glen Yeager, chairman of the Teton County ASC Committee, announced loan and purchase rates for 1972 crop wheat and rye. Wheat will fetch 1.08 cents per bushel, unchanged from 1971, while rye rises to 75 cents per bushel, up 1 cent. The wheat rate parallels a national loan level of $1.25 per bushel, U S Grade No 1, also the 1971 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Yeager
Teton County
Crop Seeding Progress in Montana 1972 Update
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports fifty percent of the 1972 barley crop planted, spring wheat at forty percent seeded, oats forty five percent, sugarbeets sixty five percent drilled, and potatoes and dry beans at ten percent. Winter wheat mostly good, five percent excellent, fifty percent good, forty percent fair, five percent poor. Topsoil moisture generally short in central Montana, adequate in northwest and eastern districts.
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Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Zgoda Returns to Chateau After Minnesota Visit
Mrs. N W Edwards learns of brother Charles Burke's death in Turlock California after his wife died about a year ago. Burke had been in a nursing home there. Zgoda had spent three weeks visiting friends and relatives in Minnesota before returning to Chateau.
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Jona Zgoda
Chateau
Minnesota
Six counties named to join water bank program
Daniels Pondera Roosevelt Sheridan Teton and Toole counties in Montana were designated to participate in the U S Department of Agriculture water bank program. The 10 year agreements will preserve wetlands and provide habitat for migratory waterfowl with initial signup set for May 22 through June.
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Daniels
Pondera
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Teton
Toole
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Joel P Antrim
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Antrim
ASCS
Mississippi
Teton County NFO Holds April Meeting in Chateau
The regular NFO session met April 20 at the Chateau courthouse. Treasurer’s report was approved, minutes read, and committee reports summarized. Upcoming May 18 meeting at the same courthouse will include coffee and a door prize.
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Teton County Nfo
Court House
Chateau
Herb Tangen
Shelby
Gene Schultz
Carrol Johnson
Harlan McKechnie
Helen Rice
Hakodate Growth Noted By Perry Visit Historian
Hakodate on Hokkaido was a small fishing village when Commodore Matthew Perry visited in 1854. The National Geographic Society notes Hakodate later became a chief seaport with one of the world’s finest natural harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakodate
Hokkaido
Matthew Perry
National Geographic Society
Veterans Employment Fair Planned in Great Falls
Veterans and employers will meet at Great Falls Home Arts Building on May 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. About 950 veterans registered with the Montana State Employment Service will be invited to participate. The event, sponsored by local veterans groups the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce and the State Employment Service, will feature employer booths and an information desk on training and on the job programs.
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Great Falls
Montana State Employment Service
Great Falls Chamber of Commerce
State Employment Service
State Employment
Billings
Employment Service
4 H News Dew Diggers Meeting May 2
4 H club Dew Diggers led by President Dean Schuler met May 2 at the Legion hall. Members reviewed pledges roll call and minutes then discussed new business including a tour and church visits. Demonstrations covered paper slinky bicycle show paper airplane and horse showing. Next meeting set for June 6.
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Dew Diggers
Montana 4-H Foundation
Dale
August
Bruce
Chateau
Peter
Joe
Proposed Montana Constitution adds new rights and privacy limits
The proposed constitution adds rights such as equal civil and political rights regardless of race or sex, public participation in government, a safe environment, and privacy protections. It retains core liberties while limiting state immunity from suits and allowing adult citizens 18 or older broad standing, with age and liability rules for specific offices and criminal proceedings.
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Montana
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Buck’s Auto Repair
Chateau, Mont
J. Bachmeier
Teton Memorial Hospital
Cornell Hotel - Chateau
Si and Mary Schoonmaker
Ray Scott
Prop
Choteau, Montara
Tok
Bach
Cear
Choteau Drug, Inc
Mont
NFO News
Real Falls
CLUB
Zenith
General Electric
Andy
Pendroy, Montana
Isakson’s Dept Store
By Robert E., Miller
Jack Raty
Fort Shaw, Mont
Snappy
Elazior Begonias — Violets
Lrajiac
Snappy’s Flowers
Choteau, Mont
National Hospital
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