Meat Consumption On The Rise Worldwide Says USDA Release
Rex Manuel of the Teton County ASC notes an USDA Agricultural Situation summary foresees 138.1 million metric tons of meat consumed globally in 1970 58 per cent above 1965. By 1980 some 515 million tons of grain may be fed to livestock as meat demand grows. The U S leads in feed grain production and export.
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Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASC
USDA
Manuel
U. S
Japan
Western
Europe
Canada
The
Montana fishing season ends November thirtieth
Montana's 1970 general fishing season, described as one of the finest yet, will end Nov. 30. Most lakes reservoirs and rivers stay open year round while smaller streams close. Snagging for kokanee remains open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in some western areas until January. Georgetown Lake kokanee snagging ends Dec. 16 from shore only. Setline fishing may open on some waters with up to six lines and six hooks per line. Winter anglers should verify local regulations for available waters.
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Montana
Art Whitney
Montana Fish and Game Department
Georgetown Lake
Montana Livestock Brands Re-recording in 1971
Montana brands must be re-recorded in 1971. Bill Cheney of the Montana Livestock Commission announced in the November Montana Stockgrower that notices will be mailed to all brand owners Jan 1 1971. Notify the Commission of changes and return the notice with a $10 recording fee per brand.
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Montana
Bill Cheney
Montana Livestock Commission
Cheney
Livestock Commission
Bridge for Heart Tourney Leaders Are Announced
Leaders of the Bridge for Heart tournament are listed by chairwoman Mrs. John Nesbit. In the couples group Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Boussard lead with 4090, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Murphy at 3830. Afternoon group leaders are Mrs. Ray Kelly and Mrs. Elmer Dial at 2610, then Mrs. John Dunckel and Bert Meadows at 2540. Evening Group No 1 tops with Mrs. Ron Hinman and Mrs. Jay Dunckel at 3730, then Mrs. Bob Sherman and Mrs. Leif Larsen at 3060. Evening Group No 2 leaders are Mrs. Lyle Martin and Mrs. Harvey Thronson at 4960, with Dorothy Reiner and Mrs. Bud Taylor at 3310 in second. Nesbit asks players to finish games and turn dues in promptly.
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John Nesbit
C. W. Boussard
Leo H. Murphy
Ray Kelly
Elmer Dial
John Dunckel
Bert Meadows
Ron Hinman
Jay Dunckel
Bob Sherman
Leif Larsen
Lyle Martin
Harvey Thronson
Dorothy Reiner
Bud Taylor
Assessed Valuation Change Could Trim Montana Taxes
A federal suit by Donald Buckingham, chairman of Flathead County Commission, challenges the State Board of Equalization practice in valuing property. If successful, the ruling could shift how timber lands and all property are taxed, altering millage calculations and potentially requiring immediate new legislation.
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Robert E. Miller
State Board of Equalization
Donald Buckingham
Flathead
Board of Equalization
Montana
Buckingham
Service News: William Miller Receives New Address
William H. Miller has a new address for letters. Sgt. Miller 517 54-8652 SUC Battery 2nd Battalion 12th Artillery APO San Francisco California 96289. Agriculture stands as the nation's largest single industry, employing more people than utilities, transportation, steel, and auto sectors combined.
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Set William Miller
William H. Miller
Atry
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Carroll College Named Host for 1971 Girls State
Carroll College in Helena will host the 1971 Montana Girls State June 6 to 12. About 300 Montana high school graduates of 1972 are expected to participate, with the event sponsored by the Montana American Legion Auxiliary.
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Helena
Carroll College
Montana
Joseph D. Harrington
Carroll
Ralph Sluys
Great Falls
Girls State
Montana Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Harrington
Sluys
Treasure
Legion Auxiliary Department
Edna Hinman
Dorothy Sheets
Butte
Fred Froebel
Brady
Jeanne Wilson
Havre
Wayne Boling
Coffee Creek
Laurence Whalen
Dr Bosshardt Elected to AAGP Active Membership
Donald Bosshardt MD of Chateau Kansas elected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice a national body with more than 31000 family doctors. Members must complete 150 hours of postgraduate study every three years to stay current and qualify for new family practice certification.
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Kansas City
Donald Bosshardt
Chateau
American Academy of General Practice
AAGP
Bosshardt
Ski Patrol Sponsors Equipment Sale Near Abbott Implement Co
The Teton Pass Ski Patrol sponsors a used ski equipment sale at the old veterinary building beside Abbott Implement Co. Owners bring outgrown gear to sell. 99 percent of sale price goes to the seller, with 1 percent to the Patrol as commission. Sales run evenings December 2 and 9 and afternoons December 3, 5, and 12.
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Teton Pass
Ski Patrol
Wll
Abbott Implement Co
Chateau
Dee
Fertilizer Trials Boost Hay Yields in Montana Meadows
Montana State University Extension Service and Jack Slanger report fertilizer trials on irrigated native meadows across three locations. Nitrogen to phosphorus ratios near 2 to 1 yielded the best returns, with optimal N levels around 150-200 pounds per acre and P2O5 around 46-100 pounds, depending on site.
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Montana State University Extension Service
Jack Slanger
Jack
MSU
Slanger
Tee Bar
Augusta
Smith
Joe Eisenman
Fairfield
Viva
Ainfoin
Hunting Season Closure Dates Announced by Fish and Game
The state Fish and Game Commission lists open and closed periods for 1970 hunting. Antelope, moose, goat, and most bighorn licenses expire by nov 29. deer and elk close after sunset nov 29 with district specifics. certain elk/antlered bull segments extend to nov 29 or dec 15. remaining big game hunts exist in select districts. Upland birds remain open with ringneck pheasant to nov 29. partridge to nov 25. mountain grouse to nov 29. wild turkeys open near Miles City to nov 29 with turkey tags required. sharptailed and sage grouse seasons closed.
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Commission
Sun River
Hamilton
Montana
Miles City
Snowmobile Club Meeting Planned in Chateau
A meeting for all interested in forming a snowmobile club will be held at the courthouse in Chateau at 7 30 p m on Friday Nov 27. Organizers say the club will focus on recreation not racing and invites people of all ages to join.
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Court House
Chateau
Sr Citizens Plan Birthday Party at Legion Hall Chateau
The Teton Senior Citizens Club invites all senior residents to a birthday party on Friday December 4 at 7 pm in the Legion hall in Chateau. There will be entertainment and refreshments. Subscribe to the Acanitha.
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The
Teton Senior Citizens Club
Legion Hall
Chateau
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Dutton
Fish & Game
Elk District 42
Sr. Citizens Plan Birthday Party
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Bob's
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