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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
3
The text describes preserving vitamin B by not peeling apples for sauce and notes curing, slicing, and cooking them. It mentions peanut butter and honey on a sandwich, plus advice on buying overalls with drill fabric and applying patches on worn areas.
Federal economists project farm income will exceed ten billion dollars in 1941, up from 9.0 in 1940 and far above the 1929 level. Higher prices and government loans boost income, with cotton and wheat farmers seeing sizable gains though cotton’s 1929 peak remains out of reach.
Eastern tribes challenge Western nations for the title of Champion Indian Ceremonial Dancers of North America at Gallup New Mexico August 13 to 16. Notable figures include Chief Big Kettle Senecas Onondagas Mohawks and Cayugas with Awl Breaker Cayuga and Chief Corn Planter among visitors. The four day program features parades dances races and craft awards in the ceremonial grounds and stadium events.
Sir Quintin Hill of the British food mission, in Washington, will return to London with full details of an American process for separating grain seeds to gauge fertility. If adopted, Britain's crop could rise as much as 22 percent.
Chicago based founder Mrs. Marie K Brown leads the National Grandmothers Club Inc now with nearly 2000 members in branches and at large across most states. The group emphasizes civic nonsectarian activity and a zestful modern grandmother lifestyle.
Representatives of Japanese media crowded the state department room as Sumner Welles delivered a sharp anti Japan statement. The piece notes discussions of oil embargoes led by Secretary Ickes and the cabinet's stance on halting Japanese shipments. It cites naval plans to strike Tokyo and the Panama canal context, plus a brief note on Maurois and a humorous tank horn feature.
A wounded army man at base hospital recovered from serious injuries and was surprised when nurses offered him money. They explained the payment was for radios refrigerators and vacuum sweepers he had sold them while unconscious during his illness.
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