Local ads mix with livestock and services in Chateau area
Stacked classified blurbs show a Hereford steer notice a stray heifer listing near Pishkun pasture and a long ragtag set of ads from Chateau and Pendroy. Items include jewelry remounting, vacuum cleaner demo, used cars, tires, real estate, and job requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N & H ‘Implement Co
Pishkin Pasture
Bartag
Fairfield
Bella Vista x
Crescent
al van Heel
Dutton
Timothy
Chateau Electric
Eureka
Armstrong
Taylor Motor Co
Pendroy
W. Johns
Mont
Linda Davidson
Choteau
Cat and Dozer in an Unclear Message
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Cat, Dozer, Hugh and a phone-like number 3195 with the word Grey appearing. No clear event or context is readable from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozer
Hugh
Grey
The Barber Joke About Paying for Shaves
A man asks for a shave but refuses to pay claiming he has a partner who covers it. The barber learns the partner is the man who just attended his funeral. The punchline: the dying joke exposes the unpaid shave as a trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Clarion
Unlucky Request for Dollar for a Second-Hand Boat
A man asks a woman for a dollar claiming his family was swept away by floods. She recalls his prior tale of losing a family in a Florida flood and questions his honesty. He concedes and suggests buying a second-hand rowboat with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Florida
Bragging about marriages sparks bigamist joke
Jennie boasts of making men stumble as she contemplates marriage. A companion gasps and asks if she plans to become a bigamist, highlighting the humorous social clash over love and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Panhandler Seeks Money. Stranger Offers Advice Caper
A panhandler pleads for a nickel to buy coffee. A fatherly passerby declines money yet offers advice, provoking a sharp outburst about endless guidance and perceived fake promises. The exchange highlights hunger and skepticism in street encounters.
Marine recruits offered private first class rank for top five percent
Sgt Glenn N Taylor of the Marine Corps recruiting team in Great Falls announces a new opportunity for recruits. Men who graduate among the top five percent of their platoon can earn the rank of private first class after recruit training. Enlistments in October are first come, first served with options for three or four year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Sai Ts
Glenn N. Taylor
Great Falls
Chateau
Great
Falls -Maring
Maris
Set
Taylor
Navy Reenlistment Offers Two Year Tours
Lieutenant Commander J A Hein says Navy veterans who have served a tour and were honorably discharged may reenlist for two years on first reenlistment with options of two three four or six years. Washington has authorized the new shorter tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
J. A. Hein
Montana
Washington
Hein
Porters Carry Cargo In Shallow Waters At Yemen Port
The Yemeni port city of Hodeida on the Red Sea handles ocean going ships that unload offshore. Dhow boats take cargo to shore where burly porters move goods by hand and shoulder through chest high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodeida
Red Sea
Yemen
Montana Reclamation Assn
Billings
Montana
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William E. Bowen
Hoover Ce
Schroeder Hares
Ronald Otness
Bob
Hansnan
Hazlett
Sidi Snyder
BICO
Belmont
Mass
Zepher- Narenco
Sunset
Venetian Blind Co
Central
Pishkun
Herbert Schmidt
Shirley Obernolte
Ramaker Saw Mill
Hollywood
Glen Miller
Chick’s
Taylor Motor Company
Dodge
Plymouth
Teton
Taylor Motor’ Co
Ltc
Johnny Knowlton
Bynum
Ralph Bouma
Otto Bremer
Rte. 1
Owyner
Thompson Boat
Max Hensen
Fey Yaad
Aise Usd
Wai Tae
Choteau Electric
Propane
Ales & Service
Propane CO
Gal Kremkov
D. A. Lowrance
Choteau Phone
Abbott Implement
Aoodeow Milson
Teton County
Paul Rice
Sabet
Acantha
Accordion Conservatory
Pioneer
Mutual Life, Insurance Cos
Arthur Ji Mihalik
Joe Marsh
New York City
United States Brewers, Foundation
Ange
Comnerstory
Peers
Marine
J. S. Payne
Optometrist
Crary Building
E. Whitaker
Augusta
Lemps
Montana Power
The
Montana Power Company
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