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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1953
Page
11
Tracy and Generva struggle to reach the top of a icy cliff. Generva slips over the ledge but Tracy saves her with a rope and pole swing. After the rescue he confesses deep feelings, and she replies they have waited years for this moment.
Mrs K Hofton visits Yakima with granddaughter. Mr and Mrs J F John of Kanawha Ia visit in town. Montana pioneer J B Rauch dies in Lewistown. Bonnie Champion bridal shower planned. John W Fox of Fox Flying Service in town. Emil Schultz treated after pickup truck accident. American Legion dinner held. Lions Club promotes Christmas tree and organizes Brady club. CES Masonic cadet officers installation set in Cheetham's hall. Royal Neighbors luncheon planned. Eddie Rossmiller head MSC yearbook photographer. Dutton Cardinals schedule basketball with Augusta and Cascade. St William’s Altar Society names officers. Lions club zone meeting attended by Ray Petch and Art Habel.
Local residents frequent Great Falls for shopping and social calls as Lyle Otness remains hospitalized there. Visits happen across families including the Lindseths, Potter, Breere, and Arensmeyer clans, with new baby born at Feton Memorial.
The piece questions Attorney General Brownell’s focus ondead figures like Harry Dexter White while few live Communists are captured. It contrasts his approach with Ike Eisenhower’s clean record and raised concerns about anti trust policy and aggressive prosecutions.
The 1953 year ends with the Legion Auxiliary adopting a boy for the Miles City Industrial Home project and funding the Wooden Church Crusade in Germany. Members plan Christmas gifts for hospitalized veterans at Fort Harrison and 150 hospitals, with gift shops and parties to spread cheer as they reflect on holiday generosity.
A concise note describes the mahogany industry in the United States as comprised solely of American companies of American origin, outlining national manufacture and ownership.
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