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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
2
Biblical passage recounts angels proclaiming good news to shepherds and the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. The shepherds visit Mary Joseph and the manger and report the event with awe while Mary ponders these things in her heart. Jesus is named after the angel’s instruction.
Guatemala covers 45 452 square miles, smaller than Mississippi, yet ranks among the world’s richest agricultural nations. Each year it exports large quantities of coffee and bananas to the United States. The United States uses kelp derived algin in cartridge primer binders and camouflage materials rely on sea weeds.
A leading veterinary discovery, Phenothiazine, destroys most internal parasites that threaten livestock on American farms. It is credited with protecting livestock worth about 125 million dollars annually and reducing weight loss costs.
The Latin American airline network totals 106 228 miles, 124 percent more than the prewar U S domestic network of 47 703 miles, reflecting broader wartime routing adjustments.
Grace H. Rietjens administratrix invites creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Notices to be filed at Church Harris office in Great Falls Montana or Clerk of Court in Chateau Montana. First publication December 16 1948. Last publication January 6.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a 50 percent fall in typhoid deaths in the three large U.S. cities from 190 in 1940 to 95 in 1942. The typhoid death rate per 100000 people declined from 0.50 in 1940 to 0.37 in 1941 and 0.25 in 1942.
In early spring planters can use blotting paper to gauge seed germination. Moisten two papers with seeds between them and warm them for a few days. Separate sheets to count germinated seeds and estimate germination percentage for informed planting.
In 1306 King Edward I forbade coal burning as a fuel due to health and vegetation concerns. The statute aimed to curb coal use across England, reflecting concerns about smoke and environmental impact.
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