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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1947
Page
5
The notice states a weekly publication in Chateau Montana entered as second class matter. Subscription rates are listed: one year 2.75 within Teton County, 3.00 outside, six months 1.50 within County, 2.00 outside Teton County, and 3.50 per year for foreign countries, all payable in advance.
In the coming weeks every citizen in our community will be offered a free chest x ray. Sponsored by local organizations in cooperation with the Tuberculosis Association and State Board of Health, the program aims to detect TB early, improve health, and raise public awareness. The x ray mobile unit will visit Ton county in January.
Homogenization mechanically breaks up butterfat and disperses it evenly in milk. Fat globules remain in suspension creating uniform flavor and a softer curd with no cream line.
Cinnamon once valued as gold four centuries ago is now sold for a few cents per pound. It remains a culinary staple for cooks and confectioners and is used in medicine as a tonic stomachic and carminative.
State board of equalization reports gasoline tax collections for the first three quarters of 1947 rose to 6.864 million dollars, an 11 percent increase from 1946, while refunds climbed to 1.458 million, as Montana[][]s tax policy and dairy sector adjustments feature in the period. Att Gen Bottomly issues opinion on container charges for milk and cautions board to demand clear evidence of long term cost differences. County commission rules require at least two members present to transact business. Montana State University to reactivate Phi Epsilon Kappa chapter with plans for an alumni group in health and physical education. Community church notices list services and events at Chateau and Pendroy.
At the Gibson Monkman home the Wesleyan Service Guild elected officers for 1948. Dora Overcast heads the slate with Willard Paulus as vice president and other positions filled by Mrs. Leo Murphy Mrs. Cecil Cole and Mrs. Raymond Kelly.
Robert Bakewell of England began improving sheep around 1600, founding a Leicester breed and promoting selective breeding principles to enhance stock.
Two passenger trains carry women names the Ann Rutledge from Chicago to St. Louis and the Pocahontas from Norfolk to Cincinnati and Columbus. Ann Rutledge was a tavern keeper’s daughter romantically linked to Abraham Lincoln. Pocahontas was an Indian princess who allegedly saved Captain John Smith and later married John Rolfe.
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