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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
8
County education program urges Montanans to watch seven cancer danger signals including non healing sores and persistent bleeding. Officials stress early doctor visits and yearly physicals as the surest defense, with volunteers urged to join the Montana Cancer Society drive.
A local column emphasizes Boy Scout training as vital for national safety, citing that past deployments show few scouts among Deer Lodge or Miles City recruits. It urges parents to enroll boys, praises local scouting leaders, and notes concerns from the American Veterinary Medical Association about livestock housing and drug use in farming practices.
Spring fashion features navy blue polka dots and small checks with varied skirt lengths and full or pencil silhouettes. The American Home club collects valentines for Shodair Hospital and Children's Home with a box at Marshall Wells. Also promotes a versatile vegetable brush for dishwashing and a Fun Feed planning luncheon with twenty members for March 24.
Sunny Slope correspondence reports Frank Maxwell visiting his mother Mrs Grace Maxwell and family from the School of Mines. The Community Hall Association board of directors held a Thursday meeting and announced upcoming plans.
A local meeting was held despite cold weather with Mildred Schwartz sharing memories of a trip to the national capital. 4-H honors include Hugh Maxwell winning a Montana Power Co award and Fairfield students Mary and Lois Liggett and Richard Martindale on the honor rolls.
Kid's Night at Moose Lodge is scheduled for Monday February 14 at 7 o'clock. Youngsters are invited to attend the event and join in activities and fun.
The Soviet Union operates about 60 000 miles of rail and 100 000 miles of air routes. Lacking rock quarried material has slowed road building for trucks and cars.
A local moving service advertises Arnold Dirkes of Fairfield Montana as a licensed mover offering estimates. The listing provides the contact phone 65F 12 for inquiries.
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