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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
4
The Teton County Home Demonstration council will meet at the courthouse in Chateau on Tuesday Sept 4 starting 10:30 am and ending by 3:30 pm Miss Blanchell Lee state leader will attend Newly elected secretaries should bring last year’s secretary report and presidents the club program for this year Miss Lee will discuss project plans and goals
A meeting of turkey growers of Te ton county is set for Tuesday afternoon September 4 at the office of County Agent Fred Willson. Miss H. E. Cushman of the Montana State college poultry department and Herbert Byers will represent the Northwest Turkey Growers.
F B R A outlines plans for the coming year including a new housing program and consumer issues. Officers will be elected and installed at the meeting. Miss Ethel Reid from the Pendroy club was chosen last spring to serve as installation officer.
The Acantha announces a monthly feature on the Community page for six months starting September. The initial start was postponed to next week due to exceptional demand for advertising space this week.
An association meeting at Salt Lake City will share updates on growing finishing and marketing turkeys. Officers and directors of the Teton County Shipping association are urged to attend. J E Hodgkiss of Northern Montana Turkey Growers is expected to attend from Helena. Chateau visitors Byers Cushman and others previously presented material. Armstrong Cork Co official John Tucker visited Chateau with R I Burtleson.
The article contrasts infantile paralysis deaths in California and Montana with automobile fatalities. It notes 53 paraly sis deaths in three months in California and 693 auto mobile deaths in the same period, while Montana logged one paraly sis death and 86 auto mobile deaths up to August. It adds August unofficial paraly sis deaths total four.
The Bole Woman's club plans a September 6 gathering at Mrs. Paul Mathis's home with Mrs. Mamuzich assisting. Roll call will focus on Holland topics due to last meeting. The event is moved a week earlier because of next week's state convention. Local social updates include visits and travel among residents.
District Court action by Helen F. Delaney against June Elizabeth Burrows and several partners seeks foreclosure of a 1917 mortgage on the NE quarter of Section 34, Township 22 N, Range 5 W, Montana. Plaintiff’s attorney is Eugene L. Murphy. clerk Frances Rosengren. First publication Aug 30, last Sept 20, 1934.
A letter argues against closing schools during infantile paralysis outbreaks. Citing Missoula 1924, delay opening for daily child inspections and later reopen under supervision, noting only one case after schools opened and none among students. A California health officer telegram supports keeping schools open with proper supervision.
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