Choteau Aecautha Publication Details and Rates
Choteau Aecautha published Thursdays in Choteau Montana with second class matter status. Subscription offers one year $2.75 within Teton County $3.00 outside. six months $1.50 in county $2.00 outside. foreign $3.50. Advertising rates 40c per column inch foreign or local. volume discounts for three or more ads. Legal ads at statutory rates. Want ads 50c minimum 75c for two insertions.
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Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Bumper crops lift U.S. wheat output and wages across farms
Editorial notes record U.S. wheat yield at 1.16 billion bushels, a 3 percent rise. Crop prosperity spans Montana and the nation, with more tractors, combines, and higher farm wages, while global prospects show strong production in France, Turkey, Czechoslovakia, Spain, and Italy. The piece warns of potential future grain price surges and questions for farm machinery costs and wage levels.
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Teton County
Montana
U. S
Department of Agriculture
United States
Wall Street Journal
France
Turkey
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Italy
Grade School Eighth Grade and Sixth Grade Elections
Eighth Grade officers include President Joanne Pierce and vice president Jack Hanaford with secretary treasurer Marjorie Barton and librarian Bonna Lee Maynard. Eighth grade representatives are Bobby Dauwalder Dicky Dauwalder and Mary Ann Breen. Sixth Grade president Kathryn Munson and secretary Darlene Anderson. Russell Gleason and Barbara Coffey join as student council. Initial enrollments: 32 for eighth grade and 24 for sixth grade with three new students. Third grade enrollment lists thirty third graders.
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Joanne Pierce
Jack Hanaford
Marjorie Barton
Bonna Lee Maynard
Bobby Dauwalder
Dicky Dauwalder
Mary Ann Breen
Frank Benbrooks
Mr. Walker
Kathryn Munson
Darlene Anderson
Russell Gleason
Barbara Coffey
Cherrie Anderson
Pendroy
Mary Dickhans
Great Falls
John Boodle
Augusta
New Second Grade Adds Four Students to Class
The second grade welcomes 29 students with four new enrollees Marie Vance Gene Hereford Lynn Engdahl and John Kierkhans. Library periods feature The Proud Little Kitten and Peter Pan.
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Marie Vance
Gene Hereford
Lynn Engdahl
John Kierkhans
First Grade Enrollment and Absences Noted
First grade enrollment reaches 44 students with several pupils absent due to illness. Reading material listed is The First Days in School. Reporter Betty Allum notes the school activities and attendance.
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Jaquie Lou Paulus
Marjory McFarlane
Judy Davison
Betty Allum
Forest Hill visitors, locals greet returning Ida Lindseth kin
Mrs. Ida Kieffer and daughters Myrtle and Tamara of Forest Hill La return home after extended visit here and trips to Spokane Portland and Chateau. Other local families hosted and traveled in by private plane and on foot with several attending funerals and 4 H events this week.
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Ida Kieffer
Myrtle
Tamara
Forest Hill
Ida
Chris Lindseth
Louisiana
A. D. Peterson
Chateau
Spokane
Earl DeRusha
Portland
Herman Lindseth
Hazel Powell
Gus Depner
Gary Johnson
Bozeman
Donald Depner
Conrad
John
Louie Depner
Chris Swenson and Sons
John van Setten
Fairfield
Ora Miller
Inga Thine
Community Notes From Collins On Marriages and Deaths
Mrs Clyde Baquet reports Collins news with notices of Ruth E Corey and Walter R Erickson wedding on Sept 1 and plans to settle in Lancaster Mass. Abbie Reiquam visits for Lars Nassers funeral. A D Chapin former local farmer dies in Jordan New York. condolences extend to widower and family.
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Robert McClenhan
Collins
Ruth E. Corey
Clark L. Corey
Walter R. Erickson
Lancaster
Mass
Jickson
County Court House
Conrad
Washington, D. C
Wacs
Abbie Reiquam
Great Sals
Lars Nasser
Farmington
Funreal
Harry Montague
Bessie Reiguaam
Alvin Reigquam
A. D. Chapin
Local Shoppers Visit Conrad and Chateau in Weekend Callers
Shoppers in Conrad on Saturday included George Tomsha and wife Mrs Berthand Mrs Gladys Baquet Mrs Harry Montague and daughters Margaret and Mary Lou Reo Coghill and wife and daughter Margo Darwin B Crane and son Jimmy and Mr and Mrs C D Baquet were business callers in Chateau Wednesday afternoon.
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Conrad
George Tomsha
Berthand
Gladys Baquet
Harry Montague
Margaret
Mary Lou
Reo Coghill
Margo
Darwin B. Crane
Jimmy
C. D. Baquet
Chateau
Fall Seeding of Crested Wheatgrass Suggested for Livestock
Ralph Mercer, Montana State College extension agronomist, advises fall seeding of crested wheatgrass to improve livestock raising. Seed on stubble or poor land through September and early October with no prior soil preparation, using a farrow winter wheat drill at about five pounds per acre.
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Bozeman
Montana
Ralph Mercer
Extension Service Agronomist
Montana State College
Mercer
Cattle to Benefit From Early Growth of Crested Wheatgrass
Crested wheatgrass begins growth early in spring providing three weeks of extra grazing for cattle. Mercer notes it makes excellent pasture for cows and calves once calves are old enough to handle increased milk flow. With careful management and fall seeding the pasture should sustain stock until mid June.
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Mercer
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Jere Coffey
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Choteau Sales & Service Phone
Johnny March
Shirley Obernolte
Lee Nondahl
Ronald Burgess
A. O. Lindseth
Abe Breere
Helen May Tangen
Bertha Holmberg
Belt
Charles Otness
Nasset
Hanson Bros. Garage
Oldsmobile Sales & Service
the Chateau Bakery
Ruone
THE
Great Falls Livestock Commission Company
Great Falls, Montana
Sonora
RADIO
Van’s Radio
NORGE
Nydar
Dale Implement Co
Chateau Sales & Service
Kelvinator
Briggs Stratton Gas
DODGE
Plymouth
L.E. Taylor Garage
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