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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
4
President Franklin D Roosevelt tours Montana noting Glacier Park majesty and the nation’s need for coordinated development. He cites dam projects at Gatun and Fort Peck, opposes rumors of forced relocations, and supports smaller farms to ease drought impacts while stressing national unity across regions.
The Rose and Zgoda families thank friends for kindness during illness and death of their wife and mother, Emma Rose. They appreciate floral tributes and other help offered to Clarence Rose and daughter, Joe Zgoda and Family, and Mrs Emma Rose and Family.
Reno reports Governor W S Myers of the Farm Credit Administration says about 250 million dollars has been advanced to farmers and stockmen in Washington California Nevada Utah Wyoming Montana Colorado Arizona and New Mexico by the land banks and commissioner in the past year. Loans outstanding nationwide exceed two billion dollars with half added since the FHA was formed. Commitments to lend reach about 650 million more, boosting holdings to roughly a third of all U S farm mortgage debt. Borrowers gain refinanced long term loans and lower interest rates, yielding millions in annual savings.
County Agent Fred Wilson reports a possible sale of bumper hard spring wheat to the U S government for seed wheat stock. A sampler will be stationed at Dutton, and carload lots in one bin may command a premium above market. Great Falls hosts a federal seed stock purchase office under R W Skelton. Mr and Mrs R E Cooke of Billings visited Glacier Park during a weekend trip with Dr P Fabrick.
Next Sunday August 12 the twelfth Sunday after Pentecost masses will be held at Bynum 9 oclock Chateau 11 oclock Power 9 oclock Dutton 11 oclock Communion Sunday at Bynum and Power Rev J F Schulte pastor.
The Woman's club gathers at the hall on Thursday afternoon August 16 for a Holland themed meeting. Members should bring an article for lunch and share something of interest about the country. Books for the library will be repaired and donations are welcome at the store or meeting.
The ad touts stronger power and smoother engine performance plus lower carbon and quicker starts. It pledges full service during the harvest rush with delivery to the field and aims to satisfy customers with prompt, on-site support.
Dr. E. L. Jones and daughters Mil dred and Dorothy of Raymond Nebraska were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Holm Tuesday. Davis canned vegetables at the E. M. Bammel home Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Farmington notes show visits between Mr. and Mrs. Woods of Moosejaw Saskatchewan and Mrs. Nyhus in Wisconsin. Families hike, picnic trips to Giant Springs and Volta Dam, and a hailstorm damages grain fields. Local visits include Ben Chalmers in Great Falls and Enderson relatives visiting parents near Dupuyer.
Ed Noble visited Bynum last week. Clinton Mortensen travels to Utah with wife and baby. Harry Stott and couples Green and Swenson hosted guests. Bynum H D club wins first prize at Choteau meet and thanks Lions Club for support. Bert Stott and daughters Joy Costa Blanche motored to Browning. Joy returns.
The article notes Sunday gatherings with Bert Stott’s family visiting, Gerald Stott caring for cattle, and several households like Hansen Rowley and Green Swenson hosting outings. Fishing, swimming on the creek, a weiner roast, haying crews moving, and trips to Chateau for a show are described along with cattle hauling to Great Falls and a funeral at Bynum.
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