Prices and Shortages Trigger Montana Oil Gas Drilling Revival
Market controls may raise crude and gas prices, sparking renewed Montana drilling. Al Raymond notes interest in gas wells once forgotten as records show old dry holes can be revived for new production. Higher well head prices and revised contracts drive consumer costs, yet guarantee gas supply.
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Montana
al Raymond
Montana Oil Journal
Raymond
Montana Oil Conservation Board
Shelby
Billings
Cost of Living Council
United States
Libya
Wyoming
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Local Residents Share Visits and Travel News
Ta coma residents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Makin visited aunt Mrs. Julia Monkman in Chateau. Mrs. Evan Thompson of Havre also visited the same aunt. Great Falls families and Helena residents were Choteau visitors and overnight guests. Donna Jean Schilling and Helena Hensley left for Seattle to seek employment. Gary Denison departed for Phoenix to attend DeVry Institute of Technology.
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Ken Makin
Tacoma
Wash
Julia Monkman
Makin
Olive Talifson
Chateau
Teton County High School
Evan Thompson
Havre
Jack Nesbit
Fred Smith
Great Falls
Les Walker
Helena
Cecil Passmore
Choteau
Donna Jean Schilling
Seattle
Ed Schilling
Helena Hensley
Claire Hensley
Gary Denison
Phoenix
Ariz
DeVry Institute of Technology
Bell & Howell School of Electronics
Calendar of events and upcoming activities
Thursday Jaycees meet. Friday Choteau Conrad game at 7 30 P M. Monday DeMolay and American Legion Auxiliary meet. Tuesday Lions Firemen Sheriff's Posse and Knights Templar meet. Wednesday Eastern Star meets. Coming events Old Timers Ball Sept 29 Firemen's Dance Oct 6 Moonlight Madness Oct 20 Pass Punt and Kick Sept 29.
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Jaycees
Choteau- Conrad
DeMolay
American Legion Auxiliary
Lions Club
Firemen
Sheriff's Posse
Knights Templar
Eastern Star
Wool Incentive Program Extended To December 1977
The extension of the wool incentive program to December 31 1977 is authorized by the Agricultural and Consumer Protection Act of 1973. The incentive rate remains 72 cents per pound for shorn wool with earned payments based on producer returns and national price adjustments. Producers must file applications at their local ASCS office by January 31 1974 to receive payments beginning next April.
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Leo S. Kolstad
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Kolstad
United States
ASCS
Baseball Players Asked for Uniforms
Anyone who has not turned in their baseball uniform yet is asked to do so immediately so they may be stored for the winter. Uniforms may be turned in at the Chateau Acantha office or at Hanusa Agency. Uniforms should be laundered so they will be ready for use next spring when they are issued to the Little Leaguers.
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Chateau Acantha
Hanusa Agency
Huidekoper Enlists in Navy
Mr and Mrs Pete Huidekoper took their son Daniel to Butte on September 6 where he was inducted into the U S Navy He signed up for a four year enlistment and left for San Diego California where he is presently undergoing basic training
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Pete Huidekoper
Daniel
Butte
U. S. Navy
Huidekoper
San Diego
Calif
Swanson and Rogers Wedding Invitation
All friends and relatives are invited to the wedding of Carol yn Swanson and Dan Rogers on Thursday September 20 at 7 30 p m at the Chateau United Methodist Church followed by a reception in the church parlors. Subscribe to the Acantha.
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Carolyn Swanson
Dan Rogers
Chateau United Methodist Church
Rev Don Rood To Speak At Augusta Community Church
Rev Don B Rood Western Secretary of the Pocket Testament League Sunnyvale California will speak at Augusta Community Church Sunday Sept 23 at 11 am and 7 30 pm He has served since 1957 with missions in Africa Europe Americas Asia and Vietnam He will give a 45 minute picture presentation The public is invited to both services and the morning sermon will be at 11 am with the evening service at 7 30 pm
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Don B. Rood
Pocket Testament League
Sunnyvale
Calif
Augusta Community
Rood
Africa
Europe
South
Central America
Asia
Asia. Some of Rev. Reod
Vietnam
Paul W. Rood
Independent Fundamental Churches of America
P.tl
Rev Rood
Montana grain and hay harvest nearing completion
Montana’s grain and hay harvest is mostly complete as farmers shift to feeding winter wheat. Dry beans, potatoes, and corn silage are being harvested in irrigated areas while topsoil moisture remains short and winter wheat seeding lags, with about 35 percent seeded statewide and germination ranging from poor to good.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Northcentral
Southcentral
Toastmistress Club Opens 1973 74 Meeting Series
Chateau Toastmistress Club starts the 1973 74 year with organizer Mary Baker presiding and Joanne Reynolds guiding the Awareness of the Horse program. Dorothy Boussard wins the President’s Trophy for outstanding prior year.
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Chateau
Margaret Wearley
Louisa May Alcott
Mary Baker
Mabel Crane
Helen Reistad
Eva Anseth
Mary Ellen Petrilli
Kathy Kelly
Rita Reynolds
Nora McCarthy
Augusta
Dorothy Boussard
Joanne Reynolds
Myrna Paulus
Thoreau
Karen Rambo
Mary Ferriter
Mary Stokes
Mrs. Stokes
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Robert E. Miller
Montana Press Association
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Navy
Don Rood
Ford
Service & Parts
Stephen Case
Cornell Hotel
Fargo
Fi. A
Monsanto
Nionsanto
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