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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1938

Page

4

High School News from Great Falls District Meet and Campus Happenings

Students board for the district basketball tournament in Great Falls amid sports banter and hopes for dates with Daisy and Esmatilda. An assembly saluted George Washington while seniors discuss the Yellow Shadow play and rehearsals begin. Buddy Hallberg returns to Teton. Howard Gronberg notes a local sighting.

Great Falls Daisy Esmatilda George Washington George Funny Bone Alta Alstad Silly Sally Terrance Tennant Nutty Horace Gillingwater Glee Club Howard Gronberg Buddy Hallberg Ancient Hall of Teton Portland

Mantoux TB Tests for County High School Students

Mantoux tests for tuberculosis will be administered Monday and Tuesday to county high school students. Mrs. Henrietta Crockett of the Montana Tuberculosis association assists local physicians and County Nurse Hazel Anderson. Tests are free with parental consent, and sessions start 9 a.m. at the county high school Monday, 9 a.m. at Dutton high Tuesday, and 1 p.m. at Power high on Tuesday.

Henrietta Crockett Montana Tuberculosis Association Hazel Anderson Dutton High School Power High School Acantha

Economic Highlights Show Stagnation Amid Mixed Data

The report notes a stagnant industrial scene with a late January recovery fading in February. It cites a sharp steel drop and a small December to January price rise followed by concern over price cuts. Roosevelt urges price reductions while wages stay steady, a combination many doubt feasible.

Roosevelt

Dim Romance Threads Through Cold Teton Tales

The text hints at spring hopes and a cold mood at Teton High. Poor Buddy seeks visibility for football at Oregon with a hoped scholarship. Dor is Baker and Joyce Cole uncover a popularity book. Dean Corey receives a love note, sparking rumors of further events as thaw arrives. Some link Dean to a book titled The Man Who Could Work Miracles.

Buddy University of Oregon Old Teton Hi Duane Knott Doris Baker Joyce Cole Dean Corey Dean

County nurse declines seven vice-commanders post in women’s cancer drive

Miss Hazel Andersen, public health nurse for the county, declined appointment as one of seven vice-commanders directing district seven in the Women’s Field Army for cancer control. She will still cooperate with the campaign and its county director, while the effort gains support from the American Medical Association and related bodies.

Women’s Organization Hazel Andersen Women's Field Army Miss Andersen G. C Moore Glacier Toole Pondera Iiberty Teton Medical Association Peterson

Economic outlook and business brief highlights

Business Week summarizes the era of wage demand versus lower prices and lists prospects across motors electric power retail trade and inventories. It notes GM January sales at 638000 items, easing used car issues, a dip in employment, declining bank credit, and a cautious forecast of slow improvement in about three weeks.

Congress Business Week

Hospital Notes From Choteau and Maynard Hospitals

Discharges and admissions listed for multiple patients in Choteau and Maynard hospitals. John Jacobson Harold Bertsch Clara Blomberg Mundo Wilson J Noral Johnson Chas Reis Mrs Thile DeFontenay John Eisler Carl Olson infant twin son Arthur Johnson Mrs R O McDonald Chester Abbott appear among the medical and surgical entries with changes in status noted.

John Jacobson Choteau Hopital Harold Bertsch Choteau Hospital Clara Blomberg Choteau Mundo Wilson J. Noral Johnson Dutton Chas. Reis Fairfield R. O. McDonald Maynard Hospital Chester Abbott Augusta

City cannot limit saloon licenses, AG rules

Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled this week that city or county governments cannot legally cap the number of saloon licenses in their jurisdiction. Retail dealers in Harlowtown had urged the council to set a limit.

H. J. Freebourn Harlowtown

Tribute to memory of O Odd McIntyre ends week on shelf

Premium Center recalls O Odd McIntyre who died suddenly last week. His Spokane column made him the highest priced columnist in the U S, writing of the human side of life and the passing show as it appeared to him, leaving readers feeling familiar with his world.

O. Odd. McIntyre Mephisto McIntyre The Acantha Spokane U. S

Columnist McIntyre Dies Suddenly in Ohio Home Town

The article recounts the death of columnist E R McLean in Gallipolis Ohio while he planned retirement. It notes his habit of writing ahead, his visit to a grand church service with his wife, a reflection on church attendance versus show seating costs, and his final moments as he asked to face his wife before passing.

McIntyre Galliappolis Ohio E. R.mclean

Local Visits and Hockey Night in Bynum

Mr and Mrs G O Stott and son Wear visited the Gerald Stott home Tuesday. George Reiken and Everett Leach, wintering in California, returned to Bynum Wednesday. The Great Falls hockey team defeated Bynum 3 to 1 at the Bynum hockey pond Saturday. A benefit dance followed with good attendance. Cylsta Stott hosted Sunday dinner for Eddie Mohardt Frieda Mohardt Lester George and Alfred Shelmerdine.

G. O. Stott Gerald Stott George Reiken Everett Leach California Bynum Ike Denison Hanberg Charles Purkett del Green Reid Swenson Great Falls Bynum Hocky Pond Cylsta Stott Eddie Mohardt Frieda Mohardt Lester George Alfred Shelmerdine

Local Families Share Sunday Dinner and Travel News

Mr and Mrs Mohardt of Agawam dined with Mr and Mrs George Stott on Sunday. Charles Hansen visited daughters at Sun River. Bert Jensen hosted Mr and Mrs Roy Stott for Sunday dinner. G O Stott and Mrs Gerald Stott visited Great Falls and Utah. Bert Jensen Roy Stott Cal Wixom Reid Swenson and Roy Hanberg attended business in Choteau Monday.

Cal Wixom Reid Swenson Roy Hanberg Choteau

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