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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana as second class matter at the post office. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance.
The Farmington Sunday school plans an Easter program next Sunday at 3 00 p m with baptismal services for those who wish to be baptized Final practice for the program at the hall is set for Saturday at 2 00 p m There was an attendance error in the secretary’s report last Sunday showing 73 present with 39 reds and 34 blues The reds now lead the blues by 3 The Norwegian Lutheran church will hold Easter services in English next Sunday at 10 30 am The Luther League meets Saturday night April 16 The Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs L J Otness on Wednesday April 20 and Mrs Eva Hadley left last Saturday
Miss Sophia Denison visited Great Falls earlier in the week. W G Dauwalder and family from Bole stopped at the F W Smith home on Sunday. The Averill Brothers delivered a cow to J B Conner in a Ford truck. Kensington enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs J L LeDesky’s home last Thursday.
County agent Robert Clarkson reports a plowless summer fallow method is lowering wheat production costs in Teton County. Farmers like Joe Laubach and Frank Loch report higher yields with duckfoot fallow, while others such as Fred Shaffer and N. F. Harmon note weed control advantages and early completion. The practice gains popularity in Dutton, Collins and Powers areas, with about 90 percent of local farmers using some duckfoot fallow this year.
A wet spring snow began last Friday and persisted through yesterday, delivering abundant moisture to the Teton Range area. The storm paused spring farm work and worsened weather, but stockmen and sheep producers welcome the moisture for greener pastures and lambing. Some frost remains in the ground delaying planting in parts of the county, though a small acreage had already been seeded before the storm.
The council met to canvass results from the April city election and declared four unopposed candidates elected with no write ins. The body also set specifications for water main material to the cemetery and ordered bids published, with calls due by May 9.
The Farmington 4H sewing club will meet at the Farmington community hall on Saturday April 23. Mrs Allan Gamble again leads the club which earned honors at Montana fairs last season.
Chas A Franks certifies he is the sole owner of Cash & Carry Grocery in Choteau Montana doing business as Cash Coar Munanner. Notary Phil S Cole states Franks appeared April 12 1927 and acknowledged execution of the instrument.
A fragmented dialogue shows Tana in Chateau Montana boasting a commission expiry Oct 3 and a quirky exchange with Abe about a new car and a one way street. A deep line from a father about beauty being skin deep echoes as the son jokes about cannibalism.
The auction sale originally set for last Saturday has been postponed to Saturday April 23. Organizers urge buyers to note the new date and plan attendance accordingly.
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