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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
2
Published each Thursday in Choteau Montana the paper is entered as second class matter. Membership in the Montana State Press Association with subscription set at $2.00 per year in advance and $2.50 for foreign countries except Canada.
Montana newspapers dissect Hoover's congress message. The Tribune faults leadership and calls the plan lacking guidance while the Standard lauds it as a humane document. both urge swift action by Congress to aid business, banks, and recovery efforts. The debate centers on banking policy and federal measures aiding employment and industry.
Walter S. Gifford reports Lions clubs plan a community sales day with store wide reductions. Reports from many towns show large gains in sales per person, transportation traffic, and overall business, prompting calls to make the event a regular feature and noting strong local approval.
Additional recipes from the Chateau Woman's club include Meat Balls Cranberry Jell That Jells Pineapple Layer Cake and Marshmallow Delight with detailed steps and ingredients. The county agent's annual report later corrected the number of exhibitors at the 4 H club fair from 35 to 350.
Agawam reports C K Malone and son Ebert accompanied by M E Randall and N H Fuller loading twelve carloads of cattle bound for Chicago on Wednesday. Also noted are local visits, a flu illness, a December 31 dance plan, a hospital update on Carl Frank, and upcoming Sunday school at 1 30.
A quotation attributed to Charles M. Schwab emphasizes that self-imposed limits on effort bound a person’s achievable actions. The saying warns against setting personal boundaries that hinder potential.
A busy sequence of local social visits and small events fills the day. Alfred Baumgarten guests with H. H. Jones then travels to Bynum area for a short visit.
Roy Moye of near Dupuyer bought hides and furs in the area on Saturday. Albert DenBoer and wife with their son stayed with A. G. Roberts on Friday and attended Saturday’s sale. Manford Jones and Floyd Pratt stayed with the 8 D. Jones ranch on Sunday then moved to the Blackleaf country Monday.
Mr and Mrs John Lewis and son Roy visited Elsie Jones and family Thursday evening. H E Passmore hauled wheat to Pendray Friday. School children held a party at the school house Friday afternoon with cocoa cake and jello served.
An advance copy from the county agent's office last week outlines a 350 exhibitors exhibit, listing participating farms, agricultural products, and related event details for the upcoming county fair schedule.
Mrs. H Price of Woodside Long Island credits Kruschen for a weight drop from 190 to 126 pounds in a year. She says she looks younger and feels better and advises taking a half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast daily. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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