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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
6
Dutton residents and visitors are listed, with names from Norwalk Idaho Great Falls and Helena. Spouses, nurses, cadets, and local workers attend church meetings hospital stays and social events. Upcoming W S C S gathering December 13 and Christmas charity drives urged with gift suggestions and collection details.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard urged farmers to invest all extra dollars in War Bonds during the Sixth War Loan starting November 20. He highlighted farmers’ wartime production record and rising incomes, urging rural America to stake their futures in bonds as a postwar plan.
The Dutton Assembly of God schedules Thursday 7 30 p m Young People Service Saturday 2 p m Children s Service and Sunday 7 30 p m Evangelistic service Ministers in Charge are Miss Phyllis Davis and Miss Ruby Holstrom Attend and buy War Bonds Stamps regularly
John Montague, 90, of Lewis Iowa, passes away prompting H M Montague to travel for his funeral. Cpl Gilbert England writes from England about rain and friendly locals while Cpl Chester Corey moves to Casper Wyoming for further AAF training. M E Beringer Reo Coghill and Ben Beringer sell cattle in Falls. Collin shoppers include H M Montague family and Mrs Limpus plus the Coghill children.
On Sunday December 10 1944 Dutton Methodist Church schedules a church school at 10 a m Mrs E J Markel leads youth fellowship at 6 30 p m and a public worship service with a sermon by the pastor Bert A Powell is the pastor The notice lists services and church roles for the day.
A Signal Corps photo shows an American paratrooper moving from a transport into the dawn behind enemy lines in France. The caption urges support at home by buying War Bonds regularly to keep freedom alive.
A vintage note warns against using metal polishes or cleaning powders on chromium plating due to its softness. Wipe chrome with a damp cloth to avoid wear. For iron utensils, scour with steel wool and alkaline soap, keep dry to prevent rust, and if rust appears, remove with scouring powder or steel wool. Apply a thin coat of saltless oil before storage wrapped in paper in a dry place.
Kansas Pioneer Cyrus K Holliday is honored as a founder of Topeka and the father of the Santa Fe railroad. He arrived in Lawrence in 1854 and helped select Topeka as the capital site. Holliday served as first mayor of Topeka, state senator, adjutant general, Kansas House member, bank president, and Kansas Historical Society president.
The text advises using cellar storage as a convenient method for vegetables but warns that rooms above 50 degrees cause spoilage. It recommends proper ventilation to lower fall temperatures by keeping cellar windows open on cool nights and closing them on warm days, applied through October.
Deaf educator Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet could not take a ministerial post due to ill health but mentored Alice Cogswell. Funds from her father and friends sent him to study abroad, and in 1817 he returned with Laurent Clerc to Hartford to found the first free American school for the deaf. He aided Connecticut normal schools, promoted Black education and women's higher learning, and his son Edward with Amos Kendall started a school for the deaf in Washington, D. C., now Galludet College.
Health centers in 16 Spanish speaking republics, built with US technical and financial cooperation, support war production by maintaining health and efficiency of raw materials producers. About 50 centers were planned following the Rio de Janeiro Conference of American Ministers in January 1942, from small rural units to large modern hubs in Quito, Lima and Santiago.
A ran of for sale and wanted notices from Choteau Collins Fairfield and nearby Montana towns list items such as a 10 ft Case oneway, milk cows, bed springs, cupboards, a piano, buildings lumber and a Hereford bull, plus requests for rent and a portable phonograph. Names include Alvin C Hull Joseph Dorn Geo Stupor V J Ward Hartwick Nelson D Crane A Reiquam Bessie Reiqua and others with locations Collins Choteau Fairfield Dutton Brady power and more. A reward is offered for a lost trainer spaniel.
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