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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
8
County Agent Raymond Kelly outlines high pressure spraying at 400 psi for grub control on cattle, with 350 psi as minimum. Peak grub periods occur Feb 19–Mar 5 and May 2–15, with best spraying when grubs turn blackish. He urges checks on local herds and invites Collins 4-H and other groups to plan magpie trap projects and contests.
The Busy Fingers 4 H club of By num met at Katherinette Malone's home on Thursday evening April 15. President Joanne Green vice president Joan Rowley secretary treasurer Anita Sessions news reporter Katherinette Malone attended. Miss Frieda Schroder offered help for the coming year as sewing activities are planned. Mrs Wesley George was a guest and Kool Aid and cookies were served. St Stephen's Episcopal Guild to meet with Mrs Obert Peterson on Thursday afternoon April 29.
William B. Nelson a 1932 agronomy graduate of Montana State College is named superintendent of the new eastern Montana branch station at Sidney. Construction will begin after July 1 on land bought by the state with 160 irrigated acres and 100 non irrigated rent free. Nelson will launch a comprehensive research program as soon as possible.
Montana reports 8 372 premarital tests in six months since law took effect July 1 1947. 76 positives under one percent. Tests split 59 percent in hygienic lab and 41 percent in private labs. Law requires both applicants to present a physician signed certificate of examination and blood test before license. No waiting period if certificate obtained before application, but license filing must occur within 20 days. Confidential test results and disclosure only to protect health.
A $300,000 state financed building for Montana State University will start this spring and finish in 1949 to house the schools of business administration and education. The project is part of a $4.5 million postwar program with boiler upgrades and repairs to existing facilities. University officials say the facility will remove a major obstacle to full accreditation and ease crowded classrooms and labs. The first and third floors will host the business school, while the education school will occupy the second floor.
Mr and Mrs Bill Weber plan to host the Toeckes and son Frankie this summer while the Webers live at the Toeckes home. N C Umphress from Albany visited Ray last Friday. Evan Rempel returned from Missoula for a weekend with family. Mrs L O Kellogg was honored at a buffet luncheon with elaborate sweet peas and four bridge prize winners named. George Gunther and Joe Moser went to Great Falls to be with Mrs Joe Mozer post surgery.
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