Weekly publication note from Choteau Montana outlet
The paper is published each Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered at the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
2
The paper is published each Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered at the post office as second class matter.
Advertising rates listed include display at 40c per column inch for foreign ads and 35c for local ads if fewer than three ads monthly. three or more ads reduce to 30c. Locals 10c per line straight, 10c per line first insertion, 5c per line for repeats. Legal ads at statutory rates. want ads 10c per line first insertion, 5c per line subsequent.
Teton County agriculture officials urge ranchers to supplement breeding stock with phosphates and iodine rich feed to combat deficiencies. Bone meal mixtures are recommended for cattle and pigs, iodized salt or homemade iodine blends for swine and sheep. Proper mineral supplementation could save losses and support wartime meat needs.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports more small potatoes will fill bins through winter and spring. Late planting and dry weather kept sizes down, with large spuds diverted to military needs in the Pacific, leaving civilians with fewer Idaho bakers though small potatoes cook quickly and require less fuel.
The article explains boiling potatoes in their jackets for best yield and versatility. It covers making mashed potatoes with hot milk, skin-on scalloped potatoes, and using skins for nutrition, flavor, and convenience while highlighting options with meat, eggs, or vegetables.
The human eye is a delicate organ protected by a bony socket a fat cushion overhanging brows nose and cheek bones. The lids snap shut at danger and tears wash away debris that may enter the eye.
District Judge R M Hattersley orders 1945 court terms for Teton Pondera Glacier and Toole counties with fixed dates January through December plus designated naturalization hearing dates in each county. Publication runs December 14 21 and 28.
A playful Christmas quiz asks who started the crib display, where Santa’s name comes from, who wrote A Christmas Carol, and other seasonal customs. It also tests birthplace of St Nicholas, mistletoe origins, the authors of the nativity accounts, and the Judean king at Christ’s death.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered quiz marks and phrases like points and questions but lacks coherent facts. No identifiable people organizations places dates or outcomes are clearly readable.
To everyone who helped so much at the time of the illness and death of our beloved husband and father we wish to express our heartfelt thanks. We are especially grateful to those who gave food, who distributed flowers, the pall bearers, Rev. Powell for his splendid sermon, and the musicians. Mrs. Martha Maynard and Family.
Miss Lorang of Great Falls won the Montana award and $100 in the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association contest at the tenth annual convention in Rochester New York. She produced 15 kinds of vegetables on a 50 by 40 foot plot worth $53.80 and earned eight firsts and two seconds in exhibits.
Notices list extended validity for food and fuel stamps. Red meat and fats stamps A8 through Z8 and S5 through good indefinitely. Blue processed food stamps A8 A5 through Z5 A2 and 8&2 valid indefinitely with no new validation until Jan 1. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 33 34 good for five pounds indefinitely, stamp 40 for five pounds of canning sugar through February next year. Gasoline A18 coupons in new A book good through Dec 21. Fuel oil Period 1 4 5 coupons valid through eating year. Shoes airplane stamps 1 2 and in book III good indefinitely.
Sea Goggles Laboratories has created goggles with antiglare lenses to aid submarine and torpedoed ship survivor detection. The lenses are manually rotated through a 180 degree arc to suppress reflections from sun or water.
Soaking dried foods before cooking saves time and fuel. Soaking fruits beans and certain cereals reduces cooking effort and energy use.
A new paratrooper method keeps feet together on landing to reduce ankle fractures, replacing the old practice of landing with feet about 18 inches apart. The change reflects evolving Army guidance from the early war days.
Soldiers receive protection and instruction against malaria vectors. They use mosquito netting repellents and mosquito bombs to clear tents and avoid exposure at dawn and dusk.
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