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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1943

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Registration Deadline Set for June 8 Special General Election

Fairfield Times reports County Clerk Geo. A. Carroll warns that registration closes on Friday May 28 at 5 p.m. for the state wide special general election on June 8 to decide highway anticipation debentures. Voters must be on the 1942 assessment rolls and registered to vote. Polls open 8 a.m. at six county sites Chateau 1 Chateau 2 Power 6 Fairfield 7 Dutton 17 and Greenfield 18 with other locations opening at 1 p.m.

Geo. A. Carroll Faireld Times Teto County Carroll Chateau Power Fairfield Dutton Greenfield

County Superintendent Announces Distribution Of State Transportation

Muriel S. Reiquam announces the distribution of Elementary School Transportation funds by district numbers with listed totals. High school distributions are also itemized, totaling 2 855 72 and naming Teton, Fairfield, Dutton, Power and other district high schools with specific amounts.

Muriel S. Reiquam Teton County High School the Fairfield High School Dutton High School Power High School Spokane Wash

Juniors to Fete Seniors at Ball Next Tuesday Evening

The Junior class of Teton County High School invites the seniors to a ball in the school gym next Tuesday evening May 4. Absent elaborate decorations and frills the event aims for informal attire with a small admission fee. The Tennant-Dahlin orchestra will provide music and friends of the class and patrons of the school are welcome.

Teton County H. S Tennant-Dahlin Orchestra

Wheatless days urged by Montana Food Administration

25 Years Ago This Week notes wheatless Mondays and Wednesdays and noon meals on other days in line with Montana Food Administration guidance. High school girls raise 210.25 for Armenian relief by selling tags. Secretary McAdoo asks churches to observe April 24 as Liberty Sunday. S. A. McPhee returns from California trip.

Montana Food Administration Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Liberty

Native Relief Drive For South Pacific Service Men

A community effort led by Mrs. W. R. Lathrop to collect costume jewelry and trinkets for South Pacific jungle natives serving with white troops. The natives are described as valuable allies and willing workers, reportedly aiding wounded and carrying out tasks in exchange for 10-cent jewelry pieces. Contributions can be sent to Mrs. Lathrop in Dutton.

W. R. Lathrop Dutton South Pacific

Teton County Surpasses War Bond Drive Target

State chairman R. E. Towle announced Teton County reached 182000 of the 19062000 state quota in the second war loan. He praised Arnold Hanusa, local banks, and volunteers. The Acartha notes tougher aims in nonbenefitted counties but lauds overall state effort.

R. E. Towle United States Citizens State Bank Teton County Towle Arnold Hanusa Acartha Teton

Must Feed with Fewer Foods Says Power Co Lady

Mrs Maude Goodwin of the Montana Power Company home service department spoke to the Victory group at the Chateau Woman's club about nutrition classes to help housewives feed families with fewer foods. She demonstrated meatless dishes with full protein and vitamins and advised safe canning methods and substitutes like soy beans.

Chateau Woman’s Club Maude Goodwin Home Service Department Montana Power Co Edw. Howard J. Burr Huffman Frank Stearns Clara H. Baker

Phosphate Boosts Wheat Yields in Montana Tests

S N Halvorson reports three winter wheat tests with phosphate on the Malone ranch near Aga wam showing yield gains. With 25 to 75 pounds of phosphate yields rose from 42 to 61 bushels, a 47 percent gain, and phosphate content also increased. Other tests stood at Ben Loch and Harry Laubach farms east of Dutton.

S. N. Halvorson Malone Ranch Agawam Ben Loch Harry Laubach Dutton

Well Known Collins Farmer John H England Dies at Conrad

John H. England prominent Collins farmer died Thursday at Conrad hospital. Funeral from Presbyterian church in Collins conducted by Rev. D. S. McCorkle. Native of Norwich England he came to the U S as an infant and was later sent to England for schooling. Mrs England and their 12 children survive.

John H. England Collins Conrad Hospital Presbyterian Church D. S. McCorkle Norwich England

Teton High Instructor Named for Principia School in St Louis

Tom Wilson of Teton County High has been chosen for the advanced Spanish instructor post at Principia School in St Louis Missouri. He will begin work after other teachers take initial assignments. Wilson, a Butte High and Montana State University graduate, taught languages literature and dramatics at Teton High and led the school paper journalism class and theater activities. He is well regarded in the town for his civic involvement.

Principia School St. Louis Missouri Tom Wilson Teton County High Butte High School Montana State University Wilson Teton High

Rationing Reminders Details For Book I And II

The notice lists Book I and II ration stamps for shoes sugar coffee and gasoline with validity dates and weekly points. It notes tire inspections, tire purchase certificates, and that War Ration Book III will replace I and II, distributed late June via preaddressed application cards mailed to Denver.

OPA Peterson Denver

Mother of Mrs Marion Averill Taken by Death

Mrs Kroon died in Minneapolis at 64 after a illness. her daughter Mrs Marion Averill of Chateau and the Premium Center area had rushed to her bedside. She leaves a son Stanley of Minneapolis and four grandchildren. funeral services were conducted and interment at Crystal Lake Cemetery. Mrs Averill and her son Charles expect to return home in about a week.

Marion Averill Chateau Premium Center Minneapolis Minn Kroon Averil Stanley Crystal Lake Cemetery

Powers Promoted at Camp Beale Training Center

A word from Camp Beale California sent to The Acantha reports Pvt Eddie H Powers husband of Agnes M Powers of Chateau and member of the 18th Armored Division has been promoted to technician fifth grade. Rapid progress and keen interest during training led Major W M Lynn to recommend the higher grade.

Acantha Walter Aardsma Camp Beale Calif Eddie H. Powers Agnes M. Powers Chateau 18Th Armored Division W. M. Lynn

Choteau Matron Lucille Howard Died After Illness

Lucille Elizabeth Howard, 32, wife of W. E. Howard of Choteau, died last Saturday in Great Falls after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Choteau Methodist Church with Rev. Bert Powell officiating. She was buried in Chateau cemetery. She was born December 12, 1911 in Bozeman. Surviving are her husband, her parents in Agawam, and many brothers and sisters including O C Poore Belgrade and J F Poore Great Falls.

Lucille Elizabeth Howard W. E. Howard Choteau Great Falls Methodist Bert Powell A. C. Poore J. F. Poore R. F. Poore J. H. Poore E. N. Poore E. R. Poore Chateau G. L. Banks C. M. Poore Lucille Elizabeth Bozemary Teton County Belgrade Wilsall Howard Agawam C. S. Haymond Livingston Stacy Jerome Bert Marlin Rose Pendroy O. C. Poore M. H. Poore Helena Floyd Poore James H. Poore Kenneth Poore U. S. Army Eddie Poore Edgar Poore Kansas City Kenneth C. S. Proff Dutton Robert Niles

Frequent Fire Calls Prompt City Warning and Regulation

The city's rising fire calls in April push Mayor H. D. Robison and City Clerk J. G. Jackson to urge caution with trash disposal and children. Ordinance No. 28 requires a written permit from the fire chief to burn on streets or lots, with fines up to 50 dollars and possible jail time. Five fires this month, two near-misses highlighted, one near Mrs. Mary Bair’s home and another behind the former Chateau Tailor shop.

H. D. Robison J. G. Jackson Wm. Hodgskiss Chateau Mary Bair

Safeway Credits Teton With $1000 in Bond Drive

Safeway Store No 1184 in Chateau Montana notified county war bond chair Arnold Hannusa that their organization will participate in the drive to the extent of $1000 per store. Telegram from Steve Strong store manager advised immediate report to focal chairman J G Webber with further details to follow.

Arnold Hannusa Steve Strong Safeway Chateau, Mont Focal J. G. Webber

Diplomas for 37 Seniors at Teton High

Teton High will award diplomas to 37 seniors with a commencement week starting Sunday and concluding Thursday evening. Major J E Stockman will give the commencement address, Rev A Bernard Grandal will deliver the baccalaureate sermon, and the school paper The School Scoop will debut next week with many photos.

J. E. Stockman Teton County High School A. Bernard Grandal Trinity Lutheran Church Army Air Base Great Falls Stockman Chateau Heisey Memorial Bert Skakoon Rym School Scoop Donald Nordhagen James Dale Clyde Robinson Donna Allum Frank Campbell Ben Christman Charles Cooper Bessie Corbett Donna Faye Dauwalder Robert Daley Lois Dutis Leah Ferris Dick Gronberg Louise Hamer

Guthrie Sr Praises Son's Novel Murders at Moon Dance

A. B. Guthrie Sr told Lions Club members about his son A. B. Guthrie Jr and his new novel Murders at Moon Dance. He noted it is fiction with Choteau and Teton river country as inspiration, aims for literary quality, and may lead to future works. He predicted the author will visit Chateau again this summer to autograph copies.

A. B. Guthrie, Sr Cho- Lions Club Teusday Moon Dance A. B Bud” Guthrie, Jr Lexington eLader Choteau Teton River Guther Chateau Guthrie

Tank corps graduates another class at Fort Knox

A public relations release from Fort Knox Ky announces a new class of skilled tank mechanics trained to maintain Sherman and Grant tanks and light tanks. Lt Gen Jacob L Devers confirms the graduates including Cpl Robert D Davidson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Davidson of Choteau and Farmington.

Acantha Public Relations Bureau Fort Knox Armored Force School Jacob L. Devers Armored Forces Cpl Robert D. David Henry Davidson Choteau Farmington

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FBI Choes Jones Lease Bynum Mpnorth League Institute Kenneth Harmon Anon Greatalls Bill Swedancky Chateau Meat Co Nick Wrinkler U.S. Treasury War Bond Power Co Conrad Young Choteau Reaper Bob Davidson
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