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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
7
Montanans are asked to conserve food for shipment to war affected Europe and Asia. President Truman's famine emergency plan requests a 40 percent cut in wheat use and 20 percent cut in fats and oils, plus actions to salvage fats and grow home gardens to ease shortages and support overseas shipments.
E.R. Halsrock reports on calcium needs in laying hens. Studies from Cornell and Miestana State College compare oyster shell, limestone grit, ground limestone, and granite grit. Results show oyster shell best protects egg shell quality. limestone in ground form lowers production and weight. granite grit may aid production when combined with shell or limestone. Poultrymen are advised to provide free access to oyster shell or limestone and granite grit.
Local note page highlights school life at Teton with prom planning senior activities and faculty changes. Hazel Bleecker notes students plotting Sneak, Festa, annuals, and upcoming exams while introducing Mrs. McNeal as new home economics instructor with active community ties and a large adult sewing class.
Nearly $1.1 million was paid in March to Montana veterans and civilians unemployed, per Barclay Craig head of the Montana unemployment compensation commission. April payments are expected around $900k to $1 million. Disbursements of $105 million were made to Montana citizens drawing benefits in other states, mainly from wages in Washington Oregon and California. Seven thousand four hundred World War II veterans in Montana received $595,000, and 2,180 veterans drew $216,000 under the GI Bill.
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