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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
2
Mrs Leslie Chalmers writing to the editor complains Eunice Arensmeyer was left out of a Bozeman blue ribbon list. Chalmers recounts Eunice's solo effort and demonstration which earned blues and a televised feature, praising her work and urging acknowledgment.
Patients admitted at Teton Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Harry Jones Walter David Wallace Anton Beck and others from Fairfield Choteau Augusta Conrad and Bynum. George Morris and Mrs. Bruce Neal are also listed among new admissions.
Mrs. Fred Turnbow of Augusta, Carl Dreyer of Power, and Mrs. Alfred Baumgartner of Choteau are named in the notice. The brief item records these residents in relation to a local event or notice.
Ashton Jones the Republican candidate for United States Congress from Broadus will speak in Chateau Friday evening September 26 with time and place to be announced. He opposes LeRoy Anderson of Conrad who defeated Orvin Flare in the 1956 election.
The Chateau Girl Scout Council will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church basement. All old and new leaders are urged to attend. Mrs. Wallace Smith and Raymond Kesserling of Cut Bank visited Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hannon on Tuesday.
The article notes E. Howard's remarks on virus research and central nervous system studies. Polio experience shows basic research crosses disease lines, and the National Foundation will expand into an organized medical force with initial clear goals and flexibility for future health problems.
The plan outlines a time schedule for planned jobs and requires approval by the secretary of agriculture. USDA technicians assist farmers in creating acceptable plans with soil and range maps. Contracts run three to ten years and provide federal cost-sharing up to 80 percent. Total program cost shares must not exceed $25 million yearly with a $2,500 limit on dam or pond improvements.
Practices eligible for cost sharing include permanent plant cover contour farming and windbreaks with added provisions for water management and brush control. State and county committees aid coordination while farmers may apply at USDA county offices. Cropland allocations remain stable during contracts and may be used for grazing under contract terms. County agents Raymond Kelly Ross Peace and W H Vance are listed for information. Banks on Main Avenue sold to Mr and Mrs Tom Hammond for a plumbing shop.
Banks Funeral Home director in Choteau, with 30 years in the business and 20 in Choteau, has served on the Montana State Board of Examiners for 11 years and led multiple funeral associations. He previously worked at O'Connor Funeral Home in Great Falls and Burns Funeral Home in Cut Bank. The building formerly used by the firm is mentioned in the context.
The council approved three permits for Neves Medina, Lee Brown, and A A Warneke to build curb and sidewalk, a garage extension, and a cement basement with house move, all under supervision. It referred an irrigation system upgrade at Chateau cemetery to the Cemetery Board and scheduled a meeting with engineer John Morrison to discuss higher water rates for system expansion. The body also reviewed plans for a new mosquito spraying program following state entomologist Dr J H Pepper’s recommendations.
The council plans to abandon aerial spraying and use direct poisoning of mosquito breeding sites with poisonous capsules, a method Pepper says is more effective.
Mrs. Arthur A. McAuley and Frank Garrison returned from Mount Vernon where Virginia attends Cornell College. Mr. and Mrs. George Seufert visited Kalispell Spokane and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gronberg and Anna Marie joined Mrs. D. P. Fabrick at Whitefish. Alma Kellogg hosted a 1 pm luncheon and five tables of Canasta. Women of the Moose Home Making Committee met at Mrs. William Jacobs home on Sept. 11 to make tea towels with lunch served.
For sale five room farm house to be moved immediately located five miles north of Conrad on U S 91 contact phone Conrad CR 8 3797 18 Itc HULA HOOPS for sale 1 59 apiece at Coast to Coast Store Choteau 19 Itc
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