Deadline Oct 2 for 1965 Wheat Program signups
Farmers without 1965 wheat program signups must file by Friday Oct 2. Winter wheat growers may adjust diversion or overplanting plans before next spring signup closes. The move aligns winter and spring wheat programs and secures price-support loans and diversion payments. Contact county ASCS office for forms and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Fitzgerald
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Merit Scholar Semifinalists Named From Chateau High School
David Shannon and Tom Dellwo are named semifinalists in the 1964 65 National Merit Scholarship program. Nationally about 14 000 semifinalists were chosen from 806 991 test takers in 17 000 plus high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shannon
Tom Dellwo
Chateau High School
Montana High
NMSC
Ford Foundation
Tand
Carnegie Corporation ‘of
New York
Dellno and Shannon
Grant Gormley
Work Session Planned at Freeman Camp by Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts and families are invited to a work session at the Freeman ranch camp to restore grounds to preflood condition. Mrs Pete Huidekoper says volunteers should bring own dishes and drinks, rakes, shovels and gloves. If weather turns bad, another date will be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Ranch
Pete Huidekoper
Montana Farm Income Dips Slightly From 1962 Totals
Montana farmers earned 403.8 million in 1963 from all commodities, down 2.6 million from 1962. Government payments boosted the total to 430.1 million, after subtracting cash receipts from crops led livestock for the first time in six years. Wheat topped all commodities at 157.6 million, with cattle and calves second at 137.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Emma Bernard, Augusta Resident, 87, Dies
Emma Bernard of Augusta, a lifelong resident, died at home Sunday. Funeral held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Augusta Community Church with burial in Augusta Cemetery. She was born December 24, 1876 near the Dearborn River crossing and married Floyd J. Barnard in 1909. Surviving: daughter Florence Mogensen of Augusta, son Lloyd J. Barnard Jr. of Lakewood, Colorado, four grandchildren and a great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bernard
Augusta
Bernard
Dearborn River
Evan J. Thomas
Great Falls High School
Floyd J. Barnard
Butte
Barnard
Conrad Cowboys Visit Choteau In Northern Division Clash
The Conrad Cowboys, 3-0, head to Choteau to face the Bulldogs in a Class B Northern Division football game. Choteau has struggled, with a tie and two losses, as Conrad seeks another win after beating Malta 13-7.
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Conrad Cowboys
Choteau
Conrad
Chinook
Shelby
Coyote
Rose
Bulldogs
Sasser
Dennis
Seaton
Iverson
Furn
Jim ‘Scott
Cowboys
Malta
Mustangs
Coyotes
Mrs Geldrich Dies After Heart Attack in Augusta
Mrs. Peter Geldrich 84 of Augusta dies of a heart attack Tuesday. Rosary tonight at the Catholic Church with Mass Friday at 10 a.m. Born Mary Kralic June 17, 1880 in Jarabo Czechoslovakia she married in 1900 and came to the United States in 1906. Survivors include seven grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren plus daughters Ann Heaney Mary Kenck Margaret O Day Susanna Collins Rose Balsey and sons Peter Jr and Charles. Funeral details set with Rev James Barry presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Geldrich
Augusta
Geldrich
Mary Kralic
Jarabo
Czechoslovakia
Mito
Belt
Ann Heaney
McAllister
Mary” Kenck
Margaret O’day
Great Falls
Susanna Collins
San Diego
Calif
Rose Balsey
Seattle
Peter Jr
Charlo
Charles
Alice Simpson
Woodcraft
James Barry
Fairfield
Paul Haney
R. C. Kenck
Barth O’day
Jerry " McDonald
Mr Simpson
Dewey Erickson
Richard Metzgar
Richard Kenck Jr
Tom Pings
Collins
Balsey
Heaney
Peter Geldrich Jr
Montana outlines youth hunting license rules and safety rules
Montana Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle explains 1963 changes to license requirements. Children under 12 cannot hunt birds or animals and must be 12 or older to obtain a license. Youth must complete hunter safety training or be accompanied by a certified instructor or parent. Bird and bear licenses cost 2 dollars. deer licenses cost 1 dollar each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunkle
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Fish and Game
Dunkle
Jess
Tdi
Unclear Words From Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary text lists names such as Mr Zand and Mrs Ern est Oertel Ferdig with unclear context and greetings on a Sunday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seufert
Jhonies
Zand
Ern
Oertel, Ferdig
Fire safety urged by board amid rising losses
National fire prevention push urged by Lewis A. Vincent, general manager of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. He cites 11 800 fire fatalities and 70 000 injuries last year, with 1963 fire losses at 1 406 558 000, up 11.1 percent. He notes matches and smoking, electrical and heating faults as major causes and emphasizes home inspections, codes, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Vincent
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Vincent
Republican HQ Opens in Chateau Building
The county central committee sponsors a campaign office at the Wedum Building open 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served throughout the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Wedum
County Central Committee
Mabél Horak and John Van Boleum Wedding Invite
Friends and relatives are invited to Mabél Horak and John Van Boleum’s wedding on Saturday October 3 at 8 pm in Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau. A reception will follow in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabél Horak
John van. Boleum
Trinity
Lutherary
Chateau. A
Voter Registration Gains In Teton County With Precinct Variances
In Teton County for the November general election 3706 electors are registered, 327 more than the June primary and 55 more than 1960 for Fairfield precincts. Fairfield precinct 7 leads gains with 90 more voters since the primary. Precinct 2 in Chateau up 72 to 701 since the primary. Spring Valley climbs to 137 from 110. Overall increases vary by precinct with no clear trend beyond higher registration.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Chateau
Spring Valley
Cha
Teau
Dutton
Doheny
Power
Collins
Pendroy
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Greenfield
Choteau
Eesmeacecessce
Savennssvenceses
Svenseccagwans
Byham
Diam. Valley
Renne Optimistic On Governor Bid In Montana
Democratic candidate Roland R. Renne spoke at the Villager Chateau lunch, dodging claims of being an intellectual and stressing his record of accomplishments. He accused Gov. Tim Babcock of overusing business ties and urged support from Fabrick, Manning and Bonner while outlining goals for faster growth, fair taxes, and efficient government. A parade of local officials and candidates were introduced before Renne’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland R. Renne
Chateau
Renne
D. P.fabrick
Fabrick
Dave Manning
John Bonner
Bozeman
Flathead” Lake
Tim Babcock
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Montana State College
State of
Montana
Harriett Morgan
Gordon McOmber
Roy F. Goodell
Elmer Erickson
C. O. Juelfs
Martin Shannon
Homer Rowland
al Becker
Paul Rice
Jim Stephens
Montana Republicans Tour Through Choteau Stop
A crowd of over 100 attended the Republican Caravan luncheon in Chateau with Alex Blewett leading the slate of candidates to speak about Montana’s senatorial race. Blewett argued for a Montana oriented foreign and domestic policy while criticizing the administration’s farm and beef programs. The caravan’s 3,000 mile Montana tour stopped in Choteau amid Goldwater supporters and proceeded to Dutton and Conrad later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Alex Blewett
Great Falls
Mike’ Mansfield
Blewett
Montana
Sen. Mansfield
Senate
Marshall Murray
Ted James
Jack Hallowell
Tim Babcock
Choteau
Goldwater
Fairfield
Republican Women Endorse CeRe Anderson For State Superintendent
Mrs. Marjorie King urged support for CeRe Anderson at a GOP event in Montana, arguing his background as teacher principal and administrator meets state needs. She contrasted with the incumbent and said the State Board guarantees 100 percent funding, also noting campaign ethics and district fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie King
CeRe Anderson
Teton County
Department of Public” Instruction
State Board of Education
King
Ed Foreman to Speak at Fort Benton Republican Rally
iRep Ed Foreman from Texas will be guest speaker at a Republican rally in Fort Benton. The event is at the school auditorium on October 7 at 8 p.m. Foreman is considered a dynamic and influential figure, with strong support from local party leaders including Quinn and the Chouteau county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iRep
Foreman
Texas
Atca
Republican
Fort Benton
Aim
Des Tees
Quinn
Chouteau Cal
Youths Appointed Party Boosters
This week Rodney Schilling and Dick Zion were appointed chairmen of Chateai. Teens for Tim Babcock and Ted James, Pat Saylor and Dave Zion were named teenage Baxans who are co chairmen for the Quili¢o for State Treasurer club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momage Ene
Rodney ‘Schilling
Dick Zion
Chateai
Tim
Babcock
Ted
James
Pat. Saylor
Dave Zion
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Myron Stevens
Glen Stoudt
Radie
Rae
Fire Department
Neservoeseceanes Bane
By Bob Amick
R. Renne
Jeferry Breen
Ic. R.anderson
Jack
Marys
Mies Rae Ae
Style
Reales
GOP Club
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