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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
2
The Choteau publication lists its Thursday issue schedule and post office second class entry. Subscription prices are $2.25 per year in Teton County, $3.00 outside. six months $1.25 in county, $2.00 outside. Canada and Torcion cities prepaid at $3.50 per year.
Montanans are asked to give 40000 as their share of a 12000000 national drive begun April 1 to fight cancer. Sixty percent stays in state for education and service. 25 percent funds research. rest for nationwide service and administration. Local appeal stresses cancer toll and early detection benefits.
The article urges better packing and cooperation with the April Perfect Shipping campaign. It notes railroads paid nearly $100,000,000 in freight claims last year and emphasizes joint efforts by thirteen regional Shippers Advisory boards and 25,000 members to reduce losses and speed deliveries.
Mrs. Charles Field Jr. is undergoing treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Mrs. H L Fuller hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Mary Shawver and she received many presents. Rodney Hanson and twin daughters from Fairfield visited the Gulbranson home. Gail Smith and family traveled to Malta to visit relatives. Melvin Wather of Deer Lodge welcomed a seven pound girl named Grace DeAnn born in April. Stella Gebhart accompanied by her mother visited Great Falls on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Pete Zgoda and family hosted dinner at William Lustys. Mrs Chester Thomas returned from visiting her son in law and daughter M Walher of Deer Lodge. Farmers Union local to meet April 12 at the F U hall with E Ham s of Great Falls and Paul Fauch of Fairfield speaking on life insurance. Roy Page Len Rice families visited Fairfield with their children. Ladies aid plans church meeting April 18 hosted by Mrs Roy Page. Len Rice and daughter Mrs Paul Rice with Johnnie Tschantre in Great Falls.
Friday visits listed for Mrs. Rice and others at a home hosted by Mr and Mrs Tschantre. L B Pendroy and O C Durland were recorded as Great Falls visitors on the prior Wednesday.
The Montana Mining association tentatively schedules its summer meeting for Missoula in August 2031 under the sponsorship of the Western Montana Mine Owners and Operators association.
The newspaper reports a price increase setting annual subscriptions at $3 for readers living outside Teton county. No other changes noted.
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