Danger to Main Street Merchants from wage law changes
Industrial News Review warns that a proposed minimum wage bill could remove the 250000 dollar business exemption for small retailers. If removed, thousands of neighborhood stores may be forced out as Congress shifts coverage from small outlets to larger downtown shops.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
Industrial News Review
Residents urged to oppose Montana Power rate hike
Letter from John Higgins of the Consumers Affairs Council urges Montana citizens to fight a proposed 17 percent electric and 34 percent gas rate increase. The piece cites high company profits, extensive political contributions, and calls for contacting Public Service Commission members and joining council efforts to educate and defend consumers ahead of hearings rescheduled for Sept 27.
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Montana Power Company
Public Service Commission
Montana Power
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana Consumers Affairs Council
Montana
Louis G. Boedecker
Adams Helena
Ernest C. Steel
Raymond Helena
Alfred C Langley
North 6Th
Livingston
Consumer Affairs Council
John Higgins
Consumers Affairs Council
P. O. Box
Great Falls
Teton Memorial Hospital Patients and Discharges
Hospital roster lists admitted patients including Marguerite F Johnson Julia Carrier Wilma Alison Delano Anderson Charles Walt Byrde Stordahl Etta Neckstad Joe Heiberg and others. Discharges include Claude Welch Dorothy Weist L Diane Toren Thomas Clark Gerald Stott Cleo Lamma and more. Several patients remain hospitalized: Madline Wolfe Freda Johnson Cornelius Kooyman Richard Chalfon Thomas Stokes Llewellyn Walley.
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Marguerite F. Johnson
Choteau
Julia Carrier
Augusta
Wilma S. Alison
Fairfield
Bennett J. Randall
Delano M. Anderson
Fort Shaw
Charles T. Walt
Byrde E. Stordahl
Etta M. Neckstad
Joe Lee Heiberg
Claude Welch
Simms
Dorothy Weist
L. Diane Toren
Cho
Social Security rep to visit Cho teau on Oct 12
The Social Security representative from Great Falls will be in the Choteau commissioners office Tuesday October 12. Citizens may ask questions between 10 and 12 noon. Army Recruiting Sergeant Steve Gratzer will visit Chateau October 14 at the Sheriff's Office to interview applicants for the United States Army.
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Great Falls
Choteau
Army
Steve Gratzer
Chateau
Sheriff's
United States Army
Gratzer
October Activities for Senior Citizens of Teton County
The Senior Citizens of Teton County plan a busy week with hostesses Bess Van DeReit and Emilie Dobbs from October 12 to 15 daily 1 30 to 5 p m. The Bole Woman's Club hosts the October birthday party October 8 at 7 30 p m. Miles Standish will show Alaska trip pictures this summer. Wheelchair parade if weather allows October 12 at 1 p m. A home accident film is set for October 12 at 7 30 p m. A bus visit from Great Falls occurs October 19. Circle C of the Methodist Church serves lunch October 12 at 12 30 with reservations due by the 16th. A talking book on grizzly bears runs daily October 13 at 1 p m in Glacier Park. A pot luck is planned for October 24.
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Teton County
Bess van DeReit
Emilie Dobbs
Bole Woman's Club
Miles Standish
Alaska
Great Falls
Circle C
Methodist Church
Glacier Park
Grade School Teams Fall to Conrad For Second Time
The Choteau eighth grade flag football team lost 32 to 6 at Conrad last Saturday. Pat Scott scored the Choteau touchdown on a 40 yard run. Conrad’s larger line held the guests to 32 points as Choteau fought hard. The seventh grade also fell 12 to 6 with a Buck to Nelson pass for the Choteau score. Defensive standouts included Isakson Murphy Alzheimer Scott Armstrong Hamilton. Carriers of the interstate note follow unrelated driving figures.
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Choteau
Conrad
Pat Scott
Dan Isakson
Allen Murphy
Greg Alzheimer
Orie Scott
Mark Mathis
John Buck
Russ Nelson
Steve Hinman
Mark Armstrong
Mike Hamilton
Jayceens Plan Fall Events and Meeting
The Chateau Jayceens held a September meeting at Mrs. Jay Dunckel’s home with guests and new member John Taylor. Members attended the Sept. 25 district luncheon in Shelby and a Oct. 16 sewing show at the high school auditorium. A Halloween party is set for Oct. 23 at Moose Hall with Bill and the Linemen performing and a $1.50 single $3.00 couple admission.
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Jay Dunckel
John Taylor
Shelby
Jayceen
Jayceens
Moose Hall
Bill
Tony Jaconetty
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Expresses heartfelt appreciation to relatives and friends for food flowers memorials and cards after the loss of husband father and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev Hogue the organist and singer. May God bless everyone who helped in any way.
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Rev
Hogue
Land Men seek broker to represent Intermountain Land Co
Great Falls Montana firm seeks a commission based broker to run an office in your area. If interested, call collect Leonard Doran at 406-452-2454 to discuss a multi million dollar ranch real estate opportunity.
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Intermountain Land Co
Great Falls
Montana
Leonard Doran
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