Savaran’s Masquerade Against Witch Man Sparks Rescue
Dr. Carol Lothian battles Mbam’ala tribesmen in a sunlit Mbam’ala hut. A rogue sorcerer Savaran intrudes, saving Carol from a ritual clash as Neil Mallock and a transport crew plan a rapid escape.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
8
Dr. Carol Lothian battles Mbam’ala tribesmen in a sunlit Mbam’ala hut. A rogue sorcerer Savaran intrudes, saving Carol from a ritual clash as Neil Mallock and a transport crew plan a rapid escape.
Montana ranchers may extend the 1940 agricultural conservation dam building program by constructing earthen pits and reservoirs to store livestock water and curb soil erosion. McKenna cites past earth moved figures and urges May 1 deadline for applications.
An exploration of how small gardens mix formal and informal design, emphasizing color, balance, and the display of plants. The piece notes simplified layouts, color-led planting, and the integration of outdoor living with kitchen access, including a hedge-separate vegetable plot as a practical feature.
Ed Kopac of Hardin took out the largest crop insurance policy on the 1940 winter wheat crop. The policy guarantees production on 3,492 acres with a payout based on 6,884 bushels and a target of 19,695 bushels, as stated by R. J. McKenna of the state AAA committee. Kopac joins hundreds of Montana wheat farmers using federal crop insurance for 1940.
Under Roy E. Ayers proclamation the Mineral county commissioners may move 1000 from the bridge fund to the poor fund for direct relief. The welfare heads say the county has not sought general welfare grants recently and owes no reimbursements. The story notes 40 miles of bicycle paths in Chicago.
A fragmented note recalls Australia’s first blackout as motorists describe how lights failed and drivers navigated streets in unfamiliar darkness during an era when lighting systems were still developing.
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