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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
7
The text lists equipment needs for wartime production including heavy wheel tractors manure spreaders and field sprayers. It also features miscellaneous adverts about wood swing coatings oil and advice on cooking rice reflecting world influences on domestic routines.
Administratrix of the estate of Ira R. Fulk Deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them within ten days after first publication. The administrator will settle the estate at the offices of First National Bank in Teton. Dated September 14, 1951.
Paul Wolfe filed with the Montana Liquor Control Board on September 1951 an application to transfer the retail liquor license for the Antler Brand Lounge at Lot 4 Block 11 Hozau Montana from William Foward Jr and Frank Skites. Hearing set for 10:30 a.m. October 9 at the Montana Liquor Control Board office in Helena. Publication dates September 13 to October 4.
The statement identifies Jere Coffey as owner and Joe Coffey as publisher editor and business manager of the Choteau Acantha weekly at Choteau Montana. It lists total paid circulation at 1 482 copies for the twelve months preceding the date and notes no outstanding bonds mortgages or liens. The document is sworn before a notary with commission dates shown as October 1 1951 and December 28 1949 as the seal.
Fragmentary note recalls a small tool nicknamed a pocket gadget once likened to a parallel of a cigar yesterday and a set passed down as a keepsake, mentioning nutmeg grater amongmended items.
Mary Collins Moritague and others attend social visits while Brady and DeBruycker families recall last Sunday. Alvin Orme and Herman Weist hosts, Bessie Reiquam and Bob Aa with Pete Swanson attend Lutheran supper. Oregon visitor Betty Kelsh stops by Arp, Witzgeralds go to Conrad show, and harvest winds up with farmers back in fields hoping to finish.
USDA survey of agricultural counties shows farmers require 15 percent more new machinery and 20 percent more repair parts than in 1949. PMA committees base 1952 equipment needs on immediate farming requirements to sustain output of food and fiber.
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