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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
6
Public Health Notes by Lillian Urban discusses the progression of infantile paralysis from fever and neck rigidity to paralysis, recovery timelines, and the potential permanence of nerve damage. It praises physiotherapists, notes iron lungs help only some patients, and urges school containment measures and vaccination-like precautions amid a severe epidemic.
The state canvassing board reports 73 percent of 127,889 votes were Democratic during the July 16 primary, totaling 93 2 votes, with 27 percent or 33 957 votes Republican. More than four prior primaries showed lower Democratic turnout.
Montana Pioneers and their sons and daughters meet in Fort Benton August 21 to 23 to precede the centennial celebration of the fort town’s founding on August 24 25. Leaders from Deer Lodge Great Falls urge members to attend and stay for the centennial events while Fort Benton hosts historical pageants and old time entertainment.
The Montana Ninth District Court in Teton County issues an order to show cause why Administrator R. E. Nelson may sell all remaining real property of Charles Simpson, deceased. Hearings set for August 23, 1945 at 10 a.m. in Chateau, Montana, with publication for two weeks in Chateau Acanta.
The notice describes a half interest in Lots 19 and 11, Block 16 in Choteau Teton County Montana. Dated July 31 1946 at Choteau. Clifford L Kaupish administrator asks creditors to file claims within four months after first publication. Attorney W E Arnot Conrad Montana. Aug 15 22 29 Sept 5 1946.
International Harvester reports a severe U.S. binder twine shortage in 1946 caused by a collapse in raw sisal fibre imports from Yucatan Mexico. Production fell from 55,301,525 pounds in 1945 to 29,261,100 pounds in 1946 as droughts and export milling reduced available fibre. The firm notes no domestic fault, pledging to restore supplies as imports rebound and urging dealers to manage amid the world shortage.
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