08 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1951
Page
1
The report notes 27,000 bushels of corn and 12,000 bushels of rye were harvested, with farm storages at 26,000 and 20,000 bushels the previous year. Overall wheat storage reached about 1.127 million bushels across the period, with a continuation on page 8.
Fragmentary county notices show a sequence of post times and venues for towns including Choteau Pendroy Farmington Agawam and Bynum. Entries mention court dates and public events with specific times in November across several locations.
Incomplete line reads odd phraseology with scattered characters. No clear names places dates or events present to identify a concrete news item or summary.
A health unit conducts tuberculosis checkups for residents in four Fell areas this Saturday. The clinic will be on the Montana Dakota fire front for all five days. Today the unit visited Dutton and earlier in the week.
Local hunters face charges for hunting pheasants after legal hours and from a road. Leon F Garrett Gren F Palis Native Thompson and others cited for taking birds before permitted times. Community groups led by Mrs Leo Murphy and Mrs Gordon Monkman organize rural participation. county chair Mrs Ernie Yhorn coordinates.
Armistice Day program planned at the high school this Sunday in the 08 auditorium with VFW Legion auxiliary churches schools fraternal and civic groups participating. Legion officials say American youth serving in Europe today sacrifice their lives and deserve recognition at home.
Short hospital notices from Choteau list new births and local acknowledgments. The fragments mention Arlaid Berk and Tim and Mrs. Berk, a baby girl born in Choteau, with minimal readable details.
Mrs. A. M. Ledmell of Choteau, aged over 70, died this week at her daughter's home after arriving there by air transport with a broken leg. She was flown from Brockton to Choteau hospital for treatment.
A meeting is set at the Legion hall in Chateau on Sunday November 11 at 2 PM. Members will draft the league schedule and discuss tram plans for the coming season.
Rogers announces a new floral shop in downtown with a 5 ft window display and wedding and funeral arrangements. The business will continue at Chateau Greenhouses, offering wire service deliveries through Telegraph Delivery and serving the city’s floral needs.
Draft board clerk will resume part time duties starting Tuesday. The draft board office will be open for service and related administrative tasks as officials outline the schedule.
Scheduling of the upcoming banquet brings back memories of early reunions. W A Billy O’Neil of Renton Washington recalls being among the first residents who attended the gatherings and reflects on events from years ago.
Jean Raymond of Chateau has been named advisor to Rainbow Girls in ceremonies at the Masonic Temple. Dorothy Wiseman installed officers. other elected members include Joan Knowlton associate advisor and Joan Rowley charity.
Mrs Henry Haschke returned from Butte after visiting her daughter and family for a week.
The Hamrah Porter discovery near Pendroy in the Pondera field draws attention as the latest Montana Oil Journal reports signs it is superior to initial estimates. Wells on the Dubois lease and nearby Texaco, Phillips Petroleum pools show oil-bearing zones with higher gravity and potential expansion with two more wells underway near the Pondera field.
Jeke Luinstr of the Teton County PMA urges farmers and ranchers who completed conservation practices under the 1961 AC program to report them by November 15. Reports may be mailed or delivered in person with attachments such as sales slips and invoices to verify materials used and determine cost and quality.
The Chateau VFW hosts a public square dance next Tuesday at the city park pavilion with dancing starting at 8 30 pm. A prior event at 5 30 pm is listed. The VFW also schedules a Saturday dance on November 17 at the pavilion, the only Saturday event planned. Starting November 13 dances occur every other Tuesday. Tickets are available per dance or season.
Lab technician John Conners of Cutters laboratory will present an ai class density on livestock diseases to Chateau High School students and the public. The session is set for Tuesday May 20 at 8 pm in the school auditorium with veteran instructors Harry J. Van Dektier and Del R. Carter.
A Lutheran church will host a Saturday afternoon service on November 17. The event is described as a quiet gathering held at the church. The notice provides a brief local church activity with no additional details.
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