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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
2
Published weekly in Choteau Montana this paper is entered as second class matter. Subscription prices are one year two dollars twenty five cents in Teton County three dollars outside county six months one dollar twenty three cents in county two dollars outside Teton County and eight dollars and fifty cents for foreign countries payable in advance.
Display ads priced at 40c per column inch for foreign readers and 35c for locals if fewer than three ads are run monthly. three or more ads drop to 30c per column inch. Local classifieds price 10c per line for straight readers and 10c per line for first insertion with 5c per line for repeats. want ads 10c for first insertion and 5c for subsequent insertions. legal ads at statutory rates.
The Social Security act provides insurance protection for wage earners in the United States Alaska and Hawaii. Employers deduct 1 percent and report payroll taxes to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Workers receive benefits based on average wages and must use their Social Security card to verify accounts. James E. Torbett urges employees and employers to write for account number questions.
In Teton County the OPA faces pressure as Paul Porter takes over, with fears inflation and price controls impacting ranching, farming, and local business. The piece argues inflation harms profits, outlines economic tension between labor and management, and anticipates Porter’s stance on price administration amid possible strikes and policy debates.
Farmington residents Lyle Otness and Robert Broere traveled to Great Falls for a basketball tournament last weekend. Several families visited relatives in town, including the Bakers at the Broere home and Nyhus with Mrs Hadley calling on Louise Nasset. Oddie Lindseth underwent a nasal operation and returned home, with follow up in Great Falls for stitch removal.
Choteau Dutton Lutheran Parish lists Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with events including a sacred concert by Orben Sime, midweek Lenten service, World Day of Prayer, and choir activities. Dutton group details include plan for a Ladies Aid meeting and Brotherhood installation led by Jens Greenli and Harold Poser.
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Lucille Primus was held in Power at the Catholic church basement with games and many gifts. Guests and hosts included Mrs. Joe Tackes Mrs. Bil Heckford Mrs. A Beck Sr Mrs. Charles Johnson Mrs. Al Nelson Mrs. Melvin Beck and others. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives and traveling between Power Great Falls Conrad and Uniontown for weddings and family events.
Quinquagesima Sunday Mass at Chateau at 9 Augusta at 11 Ash Wednesday March 6 Blessing of the Ashes before Mass Distribution after Mass and after evening services Lent evening services Sundays Wednesdays Fridays at 730 Confessions next Saturday 730 830 mornings before mass Lenten rules for Helena diocese to be announced at masses next Sunday Rev James J Sheerin and Rev Russel Scheidler are pastors, with listed mass times in Fairfield Cutter and Power Monday March 4 Nuptial Mass at 9, 8:30 and 1 o'clock
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Thursday March 7 at 2 30 PM at the Episcopal Church under the direction of Mrs. Cora Cohoe. The event is organized by the United Council of Church Women with a global Christian partnership.
Pendroy and Great Falls social items note visits and hospitality. Mr and Mrs O C Durland called on the Max Brownell home, Mrs Charles Field Sr recovering from major surgery, and a 40th wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr and Mrs Seekins. Various families hosted dinners and welcomed guests from Conrad Spencer and Billings with travel and hospital news included.
It is estimated that about 75 percent of the world’s 2 billion people earn their living closely tied to the soil. China and India each around 400 million are largely agricultural. Vast areas in Europe Africa and South America remain almost entirely rural.
A playful exchange between a father and son about British sports life. The son asks if baseball exists in England and quizzes about the term umpire, reflecting curiosity about American baseball culture abroad.
A farmer union official returned Sunday from St. Paul after attending the Farmers Union Central Exchange stockholders meeting held during the past week. The trip covered discussions on cooperative oil and elevator operations and future union strategies.
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