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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

5

Senator Lyon Probes Rail Costs Tying Barley Prices

Shelby district senator John Lyon blasts rail freight and foreign subsidies as Montana barley prices lag MilwaukeeChicago markets. He cites rail costs from Montana, Canadian wheat board pricing, lake freight, and French subsidies, urging action by Brewers to buy American barley and for policy studies on freight and duties.

John Lyon Shelby District 20 Montana Senator Lyon Canada France Milwaukee-Chicago Canadian Wheat Board Milwaukee- Chicago Great Lakes United States U. S Lyon Atlantic Ocean U. S. Department of Agriculture

Montana crops forecast for 1969 shows mixed results

Montana crops for 1969 are forecast with wheat at 96,868,000 bushels down 23 percent from last year and winter wheat at 62,397,000 bushels, 28 percent below 1968. Hard spring wheat holds at 26,525,000, durum at 7,946,000, with sugarbeet 1,206,000 tons and potatoes 1,554,000 cwt. Hay is projected at 3,807,000 tons.

Montana Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Girl Scout Drive Reaches Midway Mark in Chateau

Mrs. Al Hensley reports the Girl Scout fund drive is at mid-point with strong local response. Chateau businesses and homes have been contacted, and those not visited may reach Mrs. Hensley to contribute. Neighborhood chair Mrs. Harry Luinstra notes all troops are organized and planning activities for the year.

al Hensley Hensley Girl Scout Organization Harry Luinstra Chateau District

Cattlemen Urged to Oppose 1969 Tax Reform Bill

Montana State Stockgrowers Association asks cattlemen to contact senators and the Senate Finance Committee about four provisions in the 1969 Tax Reform Bill. The measures push accrual accounting, threaten cash basis use, require profit proof after three of five years, and cap personal deductions for noncorporate taxpayers.

Senate Finance Committee Montana State Stockgrowers Association

Civil Defense Seeks Volunteers in Teton County

Vern Murr, Teton County Civil Defense director, says the unit needs five more volunteers, with a priority for radio operators. He stresses civilian responsibility in civil defense and invites interested citizens to contact him.

Vern Murr Teton County Civil Defense Murr

I G A Fall Festival At Hotel Rainbow Great Falls

Mr and Mrs John Carlson and others attended the I G A Fall Festival at the Hotel Rainbow in Great Falls on Sunday. Bill Kalkman and Mal t a visited relatives. Mrs Evan Steffanoff is a medical patient at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls. Bill Bailey and his brother Paul Bailey visited Chateau landmarks in Great Falls.

John Carlson Ray Weist Leonard Sheble Walt Armstrong Dan Mayson Hotel Rainbow Great Falls Bill Kalkman Malta Clif Barrett Evan Steffanoff Deaconess Hospital Bill Bailey Paul Bailey San Francisco Calif Baileys

Dick Fabrick Receives Distinguished Service Award

Dick Fabrick, 82, retired Chateau rancher, received a Distinguished Service Award from the Montana Water Development Association at its convention in Billings. A Netherlands native who settled in Montana in 1908, he directed irrigation efforts, served on state boards, and held leadership roles in several agricultural and planning groups.

D. P Dick) Fabrick Montana Water Development Association Billings Montana Fabrick Netherlands Bynum Teton County Montana Water Conservation Board Montana Forestry Board Montana State Planning Board National Reclamation Association Montana State University Advisory Council Chateau Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company Teton Memorial Hospital Association Montana Stockgrowers Association Montana Wool Growers Association National Planning Association Montana State University

Hartman Tries Teaching in Helena School District

John Hartman son of Mrs Gwen Hartman is student teaching this semester in the Helena school district as part of Carroll College requirements. Carroll College a four year liberal arts school in Helena operates under the Catholic diocese and has over 1000 students. Fifty seven Carroll students are student teaching in Montana this year, mostly in Helena or Butte.

Helena John Hartman Gwen Hartman Chateau Carroll College Carroll Montana Butte

Freeway to Extend Closer to Dutton

The Montana Highway Commission seeks federal approval for a design extending from the Teton Cascade County line to about three miles south of Dutton on Interstate 15. The proposal originated at a public hearing in Power held October 12.

Montana Highway Commission Bureau of Public Roads Teton-Cascade County Dutton Interstate 15 Lewis Chittim

Circuit Rider Warns of Legalities of Overdue Bills

Reagan explains how overdue bills are handled by collection agencies and courts. He notes credits often precede payment for utilities and that suits under 300 dollars go to Justice courts with six day responses, while over 300 go to District Court with twenty days to answer. He warns defaults lead to judgments if not timely replied.

Circuit Reagan Barney Reagan Justice of the Peace Sheriff's Office

Mansfield Support Moves for Montana Wheat Farmers

Montana grain leaders gain backing from Senate Majority Leader Mansfield as he commits to push for a 1.25 loan value and county based wheat certificate evaluation. MGGA cites potential gains of 7.5 to 17 million dollars for Montana growers if amendments pass before the 1970 crop.

Montana Glenn Jacobsen Montana Grain Growers Association Jacobsen Reserve Mike Mansfield MGGA Senate Mansfield

Duffeys Buy Fred Wood Ward Home. Woodwards Move to Nevada

Mr and Mrs Jack Duffey have purchased the Fred Wood ward home and the Woodwards plan to relocate to Nevada soon to establish their new residence.

Jack Duffey Fred Woodward

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