Havre Attorney Chan Ettien Seeks Montana Lt Governor Nomination
Havre attorney Chan Ettien, a former Granite County state senator and Drummond city attorney, filed Thursday on the Democratic ticket for lieutenant governor. Ettien, born Deer Lodge 1916, a World War II Marine veteran, joins four other Democrats and faces Republican incumbent George Gosman of Dillon. Ettien has deep local roots, a legal career in Philipsburg, and four children.
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Havre
Granite County
Ettien
George Gosman
Dillon
Ellien
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Gonzaga University
Montana State University
Pacific
Philipsburg
Drummond
American Legion
VFW
Ellis
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
James Ettien
Utica
Social Security Questions and Answers Summary
Answers discuss when to file for retirement benefits and retroactive payments, wage record freezes for disability, the 1935 law passage and 1937 effective date, and current social security card issuance. A Montana Employment Office event is noted for April 26 in the afternoon.
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Cromwell
Montana
Weeds' Cost To Montana Farmers Explodes Pasture Tips Included
Extension weed specialist Eugene Heikes cites national weed losses at about 6 billion dollars annually, with Montana suffering infestations on 1 in 13 cropland acres and wide range problems. Advice covers identifying key weeds, delaying grazing, rotation, mowing to curb weeds, and pasture management to boost yields and milk quality.
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Eugene Heikes
Montana
United States
Europe
Asia
Beaverhead County
Safe Burning Rules for Beav erhead County
Outdoor fires are linked to weather and habits. Common sense practices reduce fire risk. The burning season in Beav erhead County closes May 1.
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Beaverhead County
Dusting Dieldren Aids Sheep Tick Control For Wyoming Flocks
University of Wyoming tests show that a 114 per cent dieldren dusting after shearing can eliminate ticks from a flock. Dust stays in wool long enough to kill hatching ticks, unlike previous dusts. Application via power duster at chute end treats 2 000 to 3 000 sheep per hour, and all sheep including ewes lambs and bucks must be treated. New additions should be treated before mixing with treated animals.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Two Forfeit Bonds In Police Court
Robert Odionse forfeited a $5 bond for failing to appear on a charge of running a stop light. Charles Lussey forfeited a $10 bond on a speeding charge the same day, reported by Chief Leo Williams.
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Robert Odionse
Charles Lussey
Leo Williams
Income of Montana farmers falls sharply from 1950 to 1954
Montana Business reports total net income for farmers and ranchers dropped about one third between 1950 51 and 1954 due to livestock price declines and larger average ranch sizes. Despite a strong 1955 wheat crop, per farm income also fell. large ranches raised averages while many small operators suffered.
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Missoula
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rand
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