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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
2
The Committee for Economic Development outlines a four part plan to curb inflation and sustain growth. It calls for cutting the 1952 budget by 6 billion dollars, raising individual and corporate taxes, tighter credit, and a savings program.
The piece contrasts editorial theories of the American Way of Life with a news event showing free enterprise in action. It notes prizes and conversions in punditry but argues such events by individuals or groups reflect the true American model driven by voluntary effort for the common good.
Canadian authorities assess milling quality and kernel characteristics, finding Marquis-like traits in Saunders. They advise against Saunders for US spring wheat due to yield reports not indicating suitability for US growing areas.
Mary Lou Collins and Corr. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fitzgerald and Fred Heerman visited Hungry Horse on Saturday. Pete Swanson welcomed a baby girl, while Mrs Sgt Dean Corey and family from Great Falls were Kelshes guests. The DeBruyckers hosted Roger Empereur and Larry from Great Falls.
Special Second Lt. Daniel Eugene O'Neil, son of Mr and Mrs E R O'Neil, has been assigned to the 580th Air Resupply and Communications wing at Mountain Home AFB Idaho. He is a Chateau High School graduate who studied accounting and business administration at Montana State University and rejoined active duty in July 1951.
The World Book Encyclopedia notes middle names were once exclusive to nobles and wealthy men. Only those with family heritage could bear this added dignity. In the 1500s the practice spread to the average person, making two Christian names common.
The County Agent warns against Saunders spring wheat noting strong advertising claims not supported by State Experiment stations or Montana Seed Growers. He cites Northwest Crop Improvement Association statements and Canadian small grains authorities, advising Seton County not to adopt Saunders.
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