Guest Editorials Welcomed by The Acantha
The Acantha invites community leaders to submit brief guest editorials on topics of general interest. Target contributors include the mayor, county officials, sportsmen leaders, school administrators, legislators, and health and welfare officers. Publication at editor's discretion.
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Acantha
Chateau
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Legion
Auxiliary
Health and Welfare
Editorial Defends Sun River elk preserve heritage
Guest writer recalls early Sun River district elk hunts and the 1913 Sun River elk preserve. He credits the preserve with protecting about 1,200 remnants of the former herd and urges the legislature to retain the refuge against calls to abolish it.
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Sun River
Jake DeHart
Johnny Moore
Chateau
Trail Creek
State Game Commission
Jack Cohn
George Coffey
Featherbedding’s Almost Fond Farewell
The piece argues 18000 railroad firemen remain in jobs despite diesel engines removing duties. It notes unions resist replacing them, citing safety for passengers and labor concessions. Railroads like Penn Central face economic strain, making this minor gain the most progress possible.
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Abe
Penn Central
Taxpayer Losses if Strikers Use Food Stamps
The U S Chamber of Commerce argues striking workers should not use welfare food stamps. They claim three harms to the public: higher costs from settlements, inflation, and a $300 million welfare bill next year. They urge unions to fund member support and resist government interference in collective bargaining.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Birthday Honoree Pearl Tangen Feted in Farmington
Mrs. Pearl Tangen celebrated with a birthday party Saturday afternoon at her daughter Bernice Van Setten’s home in Farmington. Seventeen relatives and friends attended including Edith Torgerson of Polson and Frank and McIntyre of Glasgow. News covers numerous local visits, church events, a Toastmistress assembly, and a newborn Shelby Lee at James Carlson’s family, plus a for sale note from Choteau Acantha.
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Mary Smith
Bernice van Setten
Edith Torgerson
Polson
Frank McIintyre
Glasgow
McIintyres
Don Breding and Sons
Roger Toren
Alvin Guse
Mark
Janie
Harold Baker
Mabel Crane
Shelby
Toastmistress Clubs
Mabel
Toastmistress Club
Darwin Cranes
American Legion
The
Legion Hall
Bill Chalmers
Harold Richert
Rosalie
Martin Arensmeyer
Kay
Great Falls
Rocky Mountain
Grace Lutheran
Fairfield
John
Peter Richert
John Fishbaugh
Medrick Morris
Schmitz
Martin Arensmeyers
James Holmlund
Walier
Herb Tangen
NFO
Rainbow Hotel
Don Rice
Jan
Jim Tangen
G. I. Tangen
Shirley Rice
Kathy Tangen
Jim Carlson
Shelby Lee
Teton Memorial Hospital News Patient List
Patients admitted include Joseph R. LaRance Donna Faye Barrett Michael W. Johnson Thomas G. Johnson Patricia J. Otness Anne L. Hughes Clara R. Arthur Jorgen Hollo Freda Johnson Harley Yeager Eugene Foster Wallace Murdock Nick Vlinker Adellia Lame and more. Discharged include Angela M. Clark Ricky Schwartz Victor Maxwell John Gernaat Geraldine Pleton Doily Carrier Judy Gollehon Valerie Isakson Patricia Otness. Still in hospital are Jorgen Hollo and others.
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Angela M. Clark
Choteau
Ricky L. Schwartz
Victor I. Maxwell
John I. Gernaat
Conrad
Geraldine Pleton
Fort Shaw
Doily Carrier
Judy Gollehon
Valerie K. Isakson
Augusta
Joseph R. LaRance
Michael W. Johnson
Fairfield
Thomas G. Johnson
Power
Patricia Otness
Anne L. Hughes
Jorgen Hollo
Freda Johnson
Harley W. Yeager
Eugene Foster
Clara R. Arthur
Augusta Wallace E. Murdock
Simms
Donna Faye Barrett
Nick Vlinker
Cornelius Kooyman
Adellia Lame
Bronze spar cap reveals Roman warships in Germany
The National Geographic Society reports a bronze spar cap recovered from Rhine River mud shows Rome maintained warships in Germany at least 1,700 years ago. The discovery underscores ancient Roman military presence along the Rhine and expands understanding of imperial naval reach in continental Europe.
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Rhine River
Rome
Germany
National Geographic Society
Augusta Student Shines at Northwest Community College Rodeo
Kent Mosher of Augusta, a freshman in agricultural business at Montana State University, placed first all around at the Powell Wyoming event with seconds in bareback riding and bulldogging. The rodeo drew reps from MSU Western Montana Eastern Montana Dawson Community College and University of Montana. Mosher is the son of Mr and Mrs Roland C Mosher.
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Bozeman
Kent Mosher
Augusta
Montana State University
Northwest Community College
Powell
Wyo
Mosher
MSU
Western Montana College
Eastern Montana College
Dawson Community College
University of Montana
Roland C. Mosher
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Farmington
Pearl Tangen
Teton Memorial Hospital
Patricia J. Otness
American Federation of Musicians
Patricia Hamilton
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