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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
3
A Saturday Evening Post expose by a former salesman warns shoppers about deceptive big store sales. It describes mislabeling mattress prices, fake factory closeouts, and rigged “lost our lease” style promotions that mislead buyers.
A shopper recalls Michigan pricing at 21c a pack and contrasts it with current 29c packs. The piece calculates a single pack daily habit from age 20 to 60 costing about 105.85 yearly and 4234.00 over the period, illustrating rising costs and health concerns.
The writer ridicules an $8 468 expense and proposes a cigarette tax and gas tax to fund subsidies for non wheat farmers and tobacco growers. He hints at a sales tax to support public tax administrators and ends with a casual question about a cigarette.
At the Masonic Temple near Obernolte Furniture Sabbath School starts at 1 30 P M with the church service following.
Sunday School held every Sunday at 1:00 am at Stephens Church. Episcopal services are scheduled for Sunday August 4 at 11:00 am.
Trinity Lutheran announces no Sunday School in August with 10 15 organ meditations and a 10 30 festival service led by Pastor Ralph Glenn Billsings. Potluck at 1 00 and a 3 30 historical program with talks by Pastor C Bredo. Bethany Lutheran observes worship in Chateau at 10 30 with Ladies Aid. Luther League leadership school at Bozeman August 4 10.
Sunday services at Chateau First Methodist Church include Sunday School at 9 45 am with classes for all ages led by Supt Chet Abbott and Morning Worship at 11 am A Youth Fellowship report on Adventure camp will be given Everyone is invited WSCS meets Aug 7 at 1 30 pm with regular meeting at 2 pm Refreshments at 2 00 hosted by Florence Beadle Cora Miller Lake Watson and Laura Edwards Mrs Gladys Nelson has devotions
Pendrey Community Church holds morning worship at 9 15 am with special choir music directed by Mrs J A Swanson. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30 pm led by Pastor Grant Moore. St Joseph s Parish lists Masses at Chateau 8 00 am and Augusta 10 00 am with First Friday 7 30 am and confessions Saturday 7 30 to 8 30 pm, Rev Thomas J Gannon pastor.
St John s Parish Fairfield and Dutton Brady Methodist Church publish schedule for August with Mass times at St John s Fairfield 11 00 and 9 30 8 00 earlier services and St William s Altar Society meeting August 1 hosted by Mrs Walter Doheny. Saturday August First includes Mass at St William s 8 00 confessions 7 30 and consecration. Rev T J Fenlon pastor. Dutton Brady Methodist Church lists morning worship at 10 00 and 11 30 with Sunday School at 10 15 and King s Hill Sunday led by youth returning from summer camp.
Local church officials schedule meetings on Aug 5 and Aug 7 while residents host picnics and visits. Butterfield area travelers and service members are referenced with trips to Glacier Park Idaho Canada and a Marine on leave. Families attend reunions and move to Gallatin Valley Milling and Yellow stone Park trips among others.
A neighborhood gathering on the Bob Davidson lawn celebrated Mrs. Bob Davidson's birthday. Several families and children marked birthdays for Darrel Otness and Barbara Cole, with parties and mother helpers. Also noted are visits among Shelby residents, Lake McDonald trips, and 4-H demonstrations by Wilma Grossman and Doris Grossman ahead of Achievement Days.
The tenth meeting of the Happy Go Lucky 4 H club met at Bonnie Prater’s on July 27 at 2 pm. President Shirley Toeckes led the session while Bonnie Prater read the minutes. Ella Pfeifle led the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4 H pledge. Mrs Toeckes announced books must be completed by the next meeting and discussed touring during the fair. The roll call for the next meeting asks Why or Why Not this Year Was or Was Not Beneficial to Me in 4 H Club Work. The next meeting will be at
The message promotes plans that offer steady income in case of disability. It emphasizes that illness or accident can halt earnings while daily living costs persist, and positions these plans as a solution to cover ongoing expenses during disability.
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