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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1931

Page

2

Let Us Act Quickly on Drouth Relief in Montana

The Choteau Acantha urges rapid Red Cross relief for eastern Montana as three years of drought threaten 40 000 people or about 8000 families. Governor Erickson and Senator Walsh call for organized aid, with immediate action to avert winter suffering and avoid political bickering.

Montana Drouth Thos. J. Walsh Erickson Walsh United States Helena Red Cross Teton County Arkansas Union Hyde J. C. Taylor State Extension Service

Tribute to Father: Oklahoma Governor Hails His Dad

Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray honored his father at the clergyman’s funeral, age 90. The tribute traced their evolving relationship from boyhood doubts to enduring respect, noting the governor’s wish to have his father back at times and praising the simple, sincere, transcendent honesty of his words.

Oklahoma Abraham Lincoln Andrew Jackson

Rainy weather and social visits mark a quiet week

A northern community reports rain Friday evening and fresh green surroundings. The Rev. Harry Stong visited locals in preparation for the annual conference in Helena starting Tuesday. Ben Berringer and wife traveled to Dutton for a business trip Friday afternoon. Noble Armstrong and family called on Mrs. Jean Baquet Sunday evening. Lawrence Fitzgerald and Geo. Hull enjoyed Sunday afternoon at the Alzheimer home, while Leroy Fuson was ill on Sunday.

Mother Earth Harry Stong Helena Ben Berringer Dutton Noble Armstrong Jean Baquet Lawrence Fitzgerald Geo. Hull Alzheimer Home Leroy Fuson

School Opens With Two Teachers As Funds Lacking

Archie Marcle, bus driver on the west route, will pick up children Monday morning August 31 as classes begin. Due to funds shortages only two teachers are planned this year. Art's orchestra will play a dance at Collins hall Saturday night August 15. Everyone is invited.

Archie Marcle Art Collins Hall

Breezy Hill Hall Storm Damages Gardens

A Friday night hall storm caused notable damage to local gardens. Visitors from Brady, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ritz and family, were noted at the Henry residence during the event.

Mrs. S. Ritz Brady Henry

Weist and guests enjoy berry outing near Collins

Sunday events include the Weist family and friends berry picking along the Teton near Collins. Several attendees from Achievement Day in Chateau report a good time, with hoarseness blamed on singing. John Keller and family visited Carl Morhardt's, Albert Nelson overhauled a combine for Keller last week.

Weist Ester Alma Weist Royal Weist Ella Mozer Gus Mozer Teton Colins Chateau John Keller Collins Carl Morhardt Albert Nelson Loraine Schafer Great Falls Rudolph Moser Brady Jacob Trost Fred Phillips Gus Moser H. H. Weist Floyd Russel Wright Frances

Rain Falls After Three Years In Premium Center

A 2 percent April rainfall touched down last Thursday and Friday marking the first significant wet spell in three years. Farmers report some grain cut for hay while other fields show failures or low yields up to 20 bushels depending on wind and rain. Social notes mention birthday celebrations and weekend visits among local families. A fall caused a leg fracture for Hilda Svenson recently.

McLean McDuffie Great Falls Herman Hulisenga Chas. Franks Eric Thornberg John Svenson Hilda Svenson

Kruschen Salts Ad Appeals to Fat-Concerns Women

Global promotion for Kruschen Salts claims a daily morning dose in hot water banishes fat and unlocks natural attractiveness. The ad promises energetic health, bright eyes, clear skin, and a charming figure, urging readers to buy an 85 cent bottle.

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E. L. Jourdonnais Choteau Montana State Fress Association Canada Kelly Springfield Shell Gas H. C. Huffman Prop Rachel Edwards M. S. Bullerdick Choteau, Mont Chateau, Mont Res. Il Ady Aris “Wy Craig Mont Adams Oil CO CF. O. B Detroit Ford Ford Motor Company J. H. Byler State of Montana C. W. Boussard Larson Joseph Kngotzon Choteau Creamery W. W. Smith Chotead Choteau Hospital H. W. Bateman GEO. L. Burrell Mozer Shoe Shop Joe Mozer James M. Sulgrove Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO Milwaukee P. O E. J. Crary McDonald Block Chas. G. Roberts Col M. K. Lykins Auctioneer E. B. Maynard M. D. Homeopathic Hospital Arnetta Johnson C. James Smith Cheteau, Montana
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