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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
2
The Choteau fteautha lists subscription prices of 2.75 per year in Teton County and 3.00 outside, six months 1.50 in county and 2.00 outside, with foreign at 3.50. Advertising rates include 40c per column inch for foreign and local, with volume discounts. legal ads at statutory rates, want ads 50c minimum and 75c for two insertions.
Editorial reveals Max Hansen of Superior Dairy admits pasteurizing milk for over a month amid public misgivings about flavor. The piece cites Reader's Digest on milk safety and urges communities to adopt compulsory pasteurization to curb milk borne diseases.
Montana State College experts urge fall weed control using chemical sprays timed to remove vegetative cover. Fall applications of sodium chlorate and related herbicides target weeds like morning glory, Canada thistle, Russian knapweed, and quackgrass. County agents should guide rates and methods for each weed problem.
Experienced technicians in maintenance and repair of office machines can compete for probational appointments in Washington DC and surrounding area. Entry salary $2248 yearly. no written test required but 3 years of relevant experience. Age 18 to 62, with veteran preference waiver. Applications due by Sept 9, 1946. Local secretary Robert Armstrong at the post office provides forms.
Helena reports 16 year old Eden Anderson of Montana won the fifth Fred Tedesco golf tournament in Utah by defeating Mrs. W. E. Fellows four and three in the finals. Anderson had previously won Montana state championships at age 14 and showed little trouble through the match, expressing happiness at her victory.
Bozeman Montana. Lora V Hilyard extension clothing specialist at Montana State College urges fire proofing of children's clothes curtains and other fabrics to reduce farm fire deaths estimated at 3500 annually. Her guidance focuses on fabric treatment and safer home textiles for rural households.
The department of agriculture bulletin recommends a fireproofing solution of seven ounces borax three ounces boric acid and two quarts water. Fabrics treated by dipping or spraying become resistant to flames and will char to slow spread, with advice on soaking hard to wet fabrics and obtaining the bulletin via county extension agents.
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