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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
8
U S cattle disease causes diarrhea in a portion of local herds, mainly affecting new calves and leading to sudden illness and sometimes death with pneumonia following. Dr. L J Michaels of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry says temperature fluctuations aid spread and urges sanitary calving, clean premises, and careful feeding to prevent infection.
Voting on the city dog ordinance is underway at city hall with about 35 residents voting Tuesday and 41 yesterday. Polls will stay open Friday and Saturday. final counts await all weekly votes. City clerk James Sulgrove said no tally will be released until the week ends and the council meets next Monday.
Chateau baseball players urged to attend a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Duane's Steak House. Jack Cherry, business manager, announced the gathering for all interested players.
Progress reports list civil suits against Northwest Agricultural Aviation corporation and James S. Krietzberg, including minors represented by guardians. All NAAC suits were settled out of court with settlements pending details. Jury panel names and local social notes follow in this regional clipping.
The Choteau chamber committee plans to study promoting a new hangar at the county city airport urged by the Flying Service. A post office bid for a permanent mail carrier route was discussed. School district tax questions analyzed show the impact of 1 and 2 mill increases on various home values and district valuations.
Voters in school district 3 face a simple majority vote on the grade school bond issue of 2 mills, contingent on 40 percent turnout. The elementary levy would rise to 35 mills total, including 2 mills for the new building and 14 mills for kindergarten. Chateau high school levy rises to 17.84 mills with 3.5 mill increase. Two incumbents, E C Hensley and John Richen, seek three year terms in district 1 to fill vacancies.
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