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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
4
Ex mayor George Coffey shares archival guidance on transplanting native evergreens shrubs and birch dogwood. Articles cover Englemann spruce transplant timing root balls watering methods and site selection to ensure successful establishment.
Last Monday night during indoor meeting the Hawk patrol won top honors with 249 points followed by Pine Tree 211 and Silver Fox 208. Scouts practiced knot tying, marched briefly, and discussed sending a troop member to a Washington D C jam boree. A Boy's Life subscription drive aims to fund travel, while Kim's Game tested memory with 30 objects in 90 seconds. Stanley Smith and James Tumblin tied for first in the memory contest.
The guide notes western red birch reaches 15 to 20 feet, scrub birch about eight feet, and suggests selecting shapely specimens for hedges. After planting, remove crooked stalks and water thoroughly during the growing season. Firm the soil around the root ball and avoid removing lower branches of evergreens.
Wallace Motor Co received the first shipment of 1935 master six Chevrolets on Wednesday. The consignment includes two coaches and two sedans. New features include all steel bodies and all steel turret tops, drawing much admiration.
The DeNayer family expresses gratitude for the sympathy shown during the illness death and burial of their mother. Special thanks go to Rev Dover and Mrs Dover the pallbearers floral tributes and all who assisted. Ed DeNayer and Family Louis DeNayer and Family.
Sunday school at 10 with lesson Modern Forms of Hypocrisy. Morning worship at 11 with special choir music and sermon on The Christian's Fast. Epworth League at 3, evening fellowship at 8, Ladies Industrial meeting Feb 6 at 3. Lent project asks for sacrificial giving toward a $200 goal for world service and local budget.
Edwin Dover, pastor, notes envelopes will be provided for the offering and urges starting the project on time.
Centerville defeated Fort Benton 52 to 12 to clinch the district championship and a spot in the regional class 3B tournament in Great Falls starting March 8. Fort Benton finished third as Teton and Augusta were noted for close scores and even play throughout the tournament.
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