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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
2
Sam M Jones in National Review argues population growth creates a growing farm demand but U.S. land is shrinking due to roads and development. He says better farming and modern equipment can boost yields while conserving land for future generations, citing the Great Falls Tribune.
An editorial foresees a future rise in U.S. population and farm demand, predicting wheat surpluses vanish and grain prices rise. It argues west of Chateau, including Bynum and Pendroy, could become a vast wheat belt, tripling Teton county output and boosting land values, taxes, and local commerce.
The parish of St Williams announces an 8 30 mass Saturday morning at St William s for the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Confessions at 7 45 and the St William s Junior Newman club will receive Communion as a group at next Sunday s mass led by Rev T J Fenlon Pastor.
Pendroy Community Church lists Sunday worship at 9 15 a m with choir directed by Mrs J A Swanson and pastor Grant S Moore. Additional notes include Sunday school at 9 45 a m Superintendent C L Abbott and Thursday choir practice at 7 30 p m with invitation to singers. Men’s Brotherhood meets Monday Sept 10 at 6 30 p m in church parlors with dinner program led by George Henderson Paul Kropp Walter Henneford Elmer Baker and Frew Tesch
Trinity Lutheran schedules organ and chimes at 10 45 worship at 11 both with Rally Day Sunday School and staff installation. Bethany Lutheran holds worship at 9 00 Sunday School at 10 00 with WMF broadcasts and Luther Leagues meetings weekly. Ladies Aid meets Sept 13 and church board Sept 10. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal delivers Bible teaching.
Sunday services held at Dutton and Brady with morning worship and church school times. The sermon theme for both locations is The Truth Will Set You Free. A youth fellowship meets Tuesday evening, with additional Friday activities planned.
County agriculture officials announce the 1957 Acreage Reserve program for winter wheat planted this fall. Contracts are one year and awarded on a first come basis with payments at 1.08 per bushel. Producers may choose grain or negotiable certificates. reserve land cannot be grazed. Noxious weed control and adherence to farm wheat allotments are required.
The Brady Church school hosts a fall picnic at Lion's Park on Sunday September 16. Attendees are asked to bring a dime for pop and hot dogs will be served. The sermon titled What Is the Church is delivered by Pastor Chanies Nowlen Jr.
The article outlines the upcoming Conservation Reserve program offering 3 to 15 year contracts to withdraw land from surplus crop production. Producers will receive cost sharing to establish vegetative cover trees water storage facilities and other soil and water conservation practices on enrolled acreage.
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