For Sale and Notices in Choteau Area Classifieds
Multiple classified lines list goods services and job notices in Choteau Montana. Items include lumber tires washing machines and electrical services with contact numbers and dates. livestock bids including horses cattle and sheep. and room rental bedding lumber and vehicle listings. Local businesses advertise sales and repairs along with job seekers and wanted help. Collections show everyday commerce and community notices across 1940s Choteau listings.
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GALL
Choteau Electric
Monarch
International Harvester
P. O
Frank Gordon
Pioneer Bar
Tfe
Bill Groot
Hanson Bros
Taylor Motor Co
Chateau Electric
Leonard Viebrock
Agawam
Mont
Taylor MD Co
Chateau
Chick’s
Howard Gronberg
New Hampshire
Young Boar
Emil P. Johnson
Fairfield
John Deere
Fred Hansen
Atp
General Electric
Hereford
Teton Valley Ranch
Teton River
Warner and Knobel
P. O. Box
Minneapolis
Milin
Carl Hanson
Pendrey
Richard One Ellis
Clyde Allen
Montana
Tony Salols
Dupu
Townsend Shoe Repair
Choteau
Mozer Shoe Shop Opens Daily With Value
Notice notes the Mozer Shoe shop is now open for business every day offering value. A separate notice announces a new shipment of costume jewelry now in stock at the Teton Pharmacy.
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Sal
Leonard Rice
Bynum
Mont
Mozer Shoe
Teton
County Agent promotes spring shelterbelt tree orders
County Agent urges early orders for farm shelterbelt trees at the extension offices in Chateau or Fairfield. Trees cost 2.50 per hundred with bundles of fifty for broad-leafed and twenty-five for evergreens. Ground should be well tilled to eight to ten inches, and a planting machine in use in Teton county boosts efficiency.
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Chateau
Fairfield
Teton County
Overseas Mail Timeline for Christmas Parcels to Forces
The post office urges early mailing for overseas Christmas parcels to personnel abroad. Mail should be sent by Nov 15 for timely delivery, with air mail by Nov 25 and a two parcel limit. Air packages must not exceed 30 inches combined length and girth or two pounds.
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United States
U.S. Department of Commerce
Enerenma
Norway
Sweden
England
Canada Allows Personal Gifts Free of Duty
Canada allows personal gifts valued up to 10.00 to be received without duty but excludes liquor and tobacco. The Department of Commerce bulletins, free of charge, explain possible foreign duties or restrictions, U S export regulations, labeling instructions and similar data. Mail inquiries stating the country of interest to U S Department of Commerce Room 306 Federal Building Butte.
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Canada
Department of Commerce
U. S
U.S. Department’ of Commerce
Federal Building
Butte
Girl Scouts Seek Funds to Continue Local Work
Dorothy O Neil, president of the Chateau Girl Scout association, announces the 1952 fund campaign by mail to Chateau residents with return envelopes. In 1951 the troop held Court of Awards, birthday dinner, crafts, and camps. continued work in 1952 relies on local support, which is tax deductible.
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Dorothy O'Neil
Chateau
Neihart
Chateau Library Notes Arrived
The Silver Chalice by Thomas Costain tops the New York Times poll for months and promises lasting appeal. Agnes de Mille writes a candid ballet memoir detailing life as a corps de ballet dancer and the dedication behind great dance.
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Thomas Costain
Christ
New York Times
Agnes de Mille
Oklahoma
Corps de Ballet
Havelock’ Ellis
Measles Alert Urges Caution for All Ages
Authorities warn measles poses risk beyond pre school groups and that every person remains susceptible until they have contracted the disease. The notice stresses broad vigilance and preventive measures.
New Yorkers Favor Factories Make Up Heavy Workforce
New Yorkers comprise twenty nine of every one hundred workers in factories, compared with twenty five per cent in the rest of the country. The figures highlight a stronger factory sector presence in New York versus national levels.
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New York State
Legion Auxiliary District No 8 holds meeting and banquet
The American Legion Auxiliary District No 8 held a successful district meeting at the Fairfield Methodist church with units from Augusta Belt Chateau Dutton Fairfield Fort Benton Geraldine Great Falls Power and Sun River Valley. District officers and state officials spoke on membership youth training and community service as delegates reported activities and a plan for Armistice Day radio tributes.
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American Legion Auxiliary
District No. 8
Methodist Church
Helen Wohlgemuth
Vaughn
Augusta
Belt
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield Fort Benton
Geraldine
Great Falls
Power
Sun River Valley
Joyce Robinson
Jane Christian
Kitty Ribler
Herb Ribler
American Legion
Wohlgemuth
Grace Doughty
Rose Andrews
Edna Yates
Patsy Michelotti
Anita Nelson
Fairfield
Ruby Reiding
Eva McDonald
Leah McDonald
Koch
State Department
Legion Auxiliary
Sarah Kropp
Mire Rhea
Green
Carrie James
Americanism
Grover Schmidt
George Bowring
Viola Hockhalter
E. A. King
Livingston
Joyce Wohligemuth
Montana
Billings
Kalispell
Missoula
Bozeman
William Silvius
Americu
Card of Thanks to Chateau Fire Department
We thank the Chateau Fire Department for their prompt response last week and especially the firemen who stayed and cleaned up after the fire. Marian and Harold Hinman.
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Chateau
Marian
Harold Hinman
Teton Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting
The report notes a quota system tied to farming, where failure to meet quotas leads to land confiscation and the issuance of work tickets that convert to meal tickets. without work, no meal ticket is issued to the individual.
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Teton Farm Bureau
Moose Hall Calendar Ad
Moose Hall calendar lists rentals and meetings from Oct 16 to 24. For Rent notices appear for Oct 16 to 19 and Oct 20 to 24. The contact number for hall rental is 5356 Chateau Lodge 415 LOO M.
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Chateau Lodge
Farm Bureau Dinner Highlights Liberty Over Party Security
Speakers at a Farm Bureau banquet criticized political party rigidity and praised independence and freedom of choice. Price denounced Stalinist methods and lauded a strong government, while Bill Davis endorsed the Bureau as a durable farm policy organization. New leaders elected include Robison as Teton President and Sorenson as Field Crops chair.
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Farm Bureau
Bill Davis
Farm Bureau Western Region
Portland
Ore
Davis
Price
America
Roosevelt
Clarkson Spain
Bozeman
Montara Farm Bureau
Choteau
John Robison
Teton Farm Bureau
Ted Sorenson
Dutton
Robison
George Henderson
K. E. Sturgis
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Ramaker Law
Vic Sargent
Choteau Drug and Jewelry
Necchi
Marshall Wells
Raymond Kelly
Crisco
Campbells
Chateau Library
Teton ‘Pharmacy
Glover
Vick
Meytas
Franklins& Cutter
Feyer
Helena ‘Rubinstein
Teton Pharmacy
Teton Plumbing & Heating
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Wee
Commander King
Bob Gronberg
Jack Reiding
Dick Relding
Legion Hall
Three Rivers
Marie Montgomery
New York
Tim Ane
Fort Susa
Hacey
Moose Hall
Tito
DODGE
Plymouth
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