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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
9
Church notices list Trinity Lutheran Choteau and Dutton Lutherans with service times and activities for February. In Choteau St Josephs Parish and Choteau Methodist Church schedule masses, catechism, youth programs, circles, and guild meetings with pastors Rev Thomas J. Gannon and Donald P. Redfield.
Fairfield parish lists Sunday Mass at 11:00 a.m. with weekday Mass at 8:00 a.m. Confessions begin Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Junior Newman Club meets Feb 19 at 8:00 p.m. Senior choir practice Feb 16, 7:30 p.m. In Dutton Low Mass is 8:30 a.m. Sunday. General Communion Sunday for parishioners. Rev. Albert N. Xaparich, Pastor.
Mr and Mrs Mike Horak and family visited the Fitzgerald home Sunday. Square dancing drew many to the schoolhouse Friday night. Home Talent show and basket social planned at Collins Community hall on Saturday Feb 16. Weldon Swangon and family weekend with Welton’s at Pendroy. Mr and Mrs Eklund visited Bessie Reiquam Friday. Mrs Kelsh and Betty called on Mrs Reiquam and the Arnold Hansas at Chateau Sunday. Mrs Floyd Swenson and son are...
A忙 weekend diary records visits and gatherings across Agawam and Brady. Families attended birthdays, dinners, and a pot luck with card party at the Agawam community hall. Several couples visited relatives in Chateau and Choteau, while outings included a Stars in My Crown showing and a VFW event. Sympathy extended to the family of Mrs. Alice Rogers.
The bubonic plague, known as the Black Death, devastated Europe from the 14th century onward. It killed a third of the population, struck repeatedly through the 18th century, and reappeared in Marseille in 1720, claiming 40,000 victims after leaving hundreds of thousands dead, including 170,000 in London in 1665.
The safflower moved from experimental importation in the 1940s to a commercial crop, expanding from about 2,000 acres in 1946 to 40,000 by 1949. Government estimates for 1950 foresee nearly quadruple last year’s seed acreage, with furfural and base products possible from hulls and stalks.
The water and land development program for the Missouri river basin is expected to create roughly 19,000 new farms and significantly raise agricultural production across the region.
Waukegan doctors report preliminary findings from infantile paralysis cases suggesting aureomycin may reduce fever duration. In a study led by Dr. Erich Weis and Dr. Burton J. Winston at St. Therese Hospital the fever lasted 2.3 days on average for patients given two grams daily, versus 4.8 days previously.
The article notes that corn from hybrid seed loses vigor after the first generation, so saving hybrid corn for seed is ineffective and not recommended.
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