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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
6
Local notes report births and visits among Fairfield residents plus multiple travel trips. Pfc Donald Hansen arrived in Seattle from the Pacific. Weddings and community roles appear with school and church events and a longtime resident Mrs Wheeler Cole noted for civic work.
A grave in Takaso village, northwest Kyushu, holds the ashes of the crew who died in the first B-29 crash in Japan. The inscription reads that U S officers were blamed for the crash.
Local families share church events and hospital visits as Mrs. Eva Hadley Noah Gerringer and the Chalmers family attend dinners. Judy Ann Tangen baptized. Mrs Otness hospitalized in Great Falls. Residents prepare for spring farm work amid repairs and overhauling machinery.
Sunday gatherings feature Arnie Langbell K C Langbell Ree and many Pendroy residents dining at the Ritenour home. Alice Brownell returns from Billings to visit family. Al Warniki welcomes a 9 14 lb son David Darrell born Feb 5 in Conrad hospital. Swanson visits from Montana State College. Families visit Great Falls and Choteau.
Two top tasks for Teton county farmers this spring are repairing farm machinery and securing seed stocks. The ongoing steel and labor strikes worsen repair delays, so early planning is crucial. Montana Seed Laboratory offers free seed testing, and Montana Seed Growers Association lists varietal recommendations for hard spring wheat, barley, oats, and flax with irrigation and dryland options.
U S Forest Service reports 71,578,000 board feet cut in national forests across western Montana, Idaho and eastern Washington in Q4 1945, about 8,000,000 feet less than the prior quarter. Weather and a lumber workers strike near-paralyzed Pacific Northwest industry.
Mr and Mrs Guy Miller and others hosted dinners with extended families including Headingtons Johnsons Asmus and Schaefers. The group held gatherings at several homes in Beck and Chateau with travel to California and Great Falls noted.
Miss Frances Denison reports Mrs Bert Jenson returned home after spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs Clifford Trexler. Several relatives traveled to Great Falls on business and to attend a funeral, including Mr and Mrs Bill Anders Mr and Mrs Frank Sabados and others.
A county health official Lillian Urban gave an instructive talk on Health at a community gathering. A birthday lunch hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ora Knowlton Jr. featured Mrs Gordon and Miss Joan Knowlton among attendees at their Matin Chateau home.
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