Conservation program deadlines extended for farm practices
The article notes an extended deadline under the 1954 Agricultural Conservation program. An administrative officer explains final completion date moved to December 31 with an additional two months for Conservation and Stabilization tasks.
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Nia Sosa Ae
Kollucera Roth
Healey
Ranchers urged to file cost sharing requests for conservation work
County offices announce available conservation funds for cost sharing on approved ranch projects. Each approval specifies a set amount and completion date. Operators must report completion promptly and no later than the committed date to receive rapid payments.
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Ali Ee
Kolstadt
Births and dismissals listed in Choteau notice
A local notice lists births and patient dismissals. Names include Mrs. James Simon Fairfield and Mrs. Richard Zimmerman Choteau with newborns. Dismissals mention Mrs. Lester George and infant, Mrs. Ray Hollar and infant, and patients Paul Pihl, Ronald George, John Bergman, Thomas Austad, Mrs. Ted Kasper, Rose Kibbee.
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Ae Tae
James
Simon
Richard Zimmermen
Choteau
Jack Haynes
Lester George
Byam
Ray Hollar
Paul Pihl
Ronald George
Bynum
John Bergman
Fairfield
Thomas Austad
Ted Kasper
Rose Kibbee
Peardoy
Methodist Church Hosts Annual Teachers Reception
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church parlor a citywide teachers reception was held. Gibson Monkman served as toastmaster while Rev. Grant Moore Rev. A B Gravdal and Kenny Tomayer greeted attendees. Supt Ed Schiller spoke for the schools and introduced Choteau High School staff. Gormley, principal of the Choteau grade school, followed with staff introductions.
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Pariors
Gibson Monkman
Grant
Moore
A. B. Gravdal
Kenny Tomayer
Ed Schiller
Choteau High School
Bulldogs Face Sunburst In Cut Bank Grid Battle
The Bulldogs travel to Cut Bank to meet Sunburst Refiners who host home games without a turf field or lights. Coach Peterson notes improved line play and aims to boost scoring while developing back timing and drive. Sunburst, stronger than last year, has played Fort Benton and Fairfield evenly, and the Bulldogs seek a conference win.
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Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Sunburst
Peterson
Allen
Fort Benton
Fairfield
New Pastor and Family Arrive in Dutton
Rev. and Mrs. Ives and their four young daughters arrive in Dutton to take charge of the Dutton and Brady Methodist parishes. Ives had been licensed to preach in Montana and entered full church work as he moved toward ministry.
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Peal
Ives
Dutton
Siniogi'a
Brady
Montana
Willevice
Sehenectady
Tehburg
Bytacutes
Vésare Pauls
Safeway President Expresses Confidence In Annual Report
Oakland based Safeway President Lingan A Warren expresses confidence in the annual report. He says the company's long standing pricing by item and town policies, plus ongoing modernization, place Safeway in a favorable position amid competitive pressures.
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Safeway
Oakland
Calif
Lingan A. Warren
Lee
Warren
Fairfield livestock market group files incorporation in Helena
Marketing Group Incorporated based in Fairfield filed incorporation papers in Helena. The filing lists seven directors: Oscar E. Exstrom, F. H. Von Sop, Clarke, W. G. McOnier, E. P. Sharpe, Howfird Cunningham, and others from Fairfield.
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Feirfield Livestock Marketing Group
Helena
Theppeirfield Marketing Ass'n
Nin-Peedt
Sted
Oscar“E. Exstrom
F. H. von Sop
M Clarke
W. G. McOniher
E P." Sharpe
Howfird
D. ,Cunningham
Fairfielt
Millen H. Armstrong
le Hac
E. Bateman
Vaughrm
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Nearby Towns
Community tidbits include attendance at a 4-H meeting, students preparing for university, and local visits. Mentions Joans entry to Missoula as a freshman, Ruth Reiquam of Cut Bank calling on Margaret Montague, and Lt Leslie Hofte visiting. An old report references Egyptian tattooed princesses circa 1500 B C as a curiosity.
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Ruth Reiquam
Cut Bank
Margaret Montague
K. Hofte
Dutton
Leslie Hofte
England
Bill Bokma
Oble Armstrong
Koper Ant
Conrad
Card of Thanks from Josephine Humble
A grateful note thanks all who sent wishes and those who attended a wonderful time. Special appreciation goes to nieces, nephews, sisters and brothers who could not attend.
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Ben-Hur
Josephine
For Sale Items From Hens to Pickup and Covers
A transient sale list offers items including hens, a Morning Glory double bed, an overstuffed rocking chair, a 1953 pickup with overdrive and low mileage, a 9 by 16 tire set, a canvas car cover for a 1951 Plymouth, and small radio. Contact names and phone numbers appear with locations in Harvayy, Humble, Bynum, and Choteau.
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New BE
P’ L Humble
Bynum
Mont
Plymouth
Loretty Bivens
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