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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
5
Choteau Montana plans for the Beaupre Cafe opening on January 1 1946 are announced. The town hosts a postwar Sonora radio display featuring Cleary as a Bell tone at Van's Radio Service. Local society notes cover marriages travels and holiday visits among residents and military personnel.
The article advises removing stains from waxed floors with a cloth dampened in a cleaning fluid such as carbon tetrachloride or turpentine. Rub until the spot disappears, then reapply wax. Liquid wax helps, and stains should be removed at least weekly to prevent hardening.
The pulp industry in the South has grown from 400,000 cords of pulp wood annually in 1930 to 6 million cords, a 15 fold rise that could double again. Advances now allow pulping hardwoods as well as pine, with wood supplies sufficient to sustain a capacity twice current levels.
The article warns that a lack of vitamin D from insufficient sunlight can lead to weak calves and paralysis of hind quarters. Pigs may be born weak or dead, and sows produce little milk, with direct sunshine identified as the remedy.
The Lions Club monthly meeting drew record attendance as it discussed reorganizing Boy Scout Troop No. 51 sponsored by the club. William Olsen named Scout Master with assistants. 77 Scouts secured a room at Grace School. The program included movie pictures and a Moore poem dramatization. Members exchanged gifts and sang Silent Night.
Plant irises in a well drained sunny position and remove old leaves at the base regularly. Shallow planting with about half the rhizome above ground reduces insect and disease problems by exposing the rhizomes to sun and air.
The funeral service for Oscar Gaare included a committal at Sunset Cemetery near Fairfield. Hymns were led by Rev. Gravdahl and quartet members with a duet titled Free as a Bird on Your Mountain. Pallbearers included Jacob Olson, Rey Gravis, Reuben Eastwood, Fred Roth, Elmer Genger, and Oscar Lee. Gaare was the first burial in the new cemetery.
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