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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1942
Page
4
A World War veteran voices a strong view that the country boy gains adventure, friendship, and learning through military service. He notes physical strength, discipline, and a broader American outlook, plus practical farm skills and transportation economy that aid postwar work and civic life.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard urged beef producers to market more cows and heifers to curb rising cow and calf herds. He warned of danger from excessive numbers, urged balanced herd management, debt payoff, and breeding improvements to meet 1942 defense needs and sustain meat supply.
The church outlines watchnight worship tonight at 9:00 with 11:00 communion. Sunday worship at 11:00 after Sunday school at 9:45. Universal Week of Prayer runs daily 7:30 to 8:30 from Sunday to Friday. Rev Harold E Engdahl speaks at Chateau church January 18 to 23. Richard F Vick delivers New Year blessing.
Snow and cold cut attendance at the Home Demonstration Club box social for the Red Cross Emergency Fund but the event still raised 105 dollars. Mrs. Leslie Chalmers led singing with piano and George Carroll sang McNamara’s Band. John Byler auctioned pies and the success was praised. Several Christmas dinners are noted among local households, with many residents visiting and sharing meals in Chateau and Great Falls areas.
The drama group of the Woman's club will gather Monday night January 8 at 8 o'clock at Alberta Passmore's residence for a meeting.
The Montana Red Cross nursing service seeks a large enrollment of capable nurses to meet national demand for 10 000 active service personnel and to staff local needs. Applications go to Wava L. Dixon or local Red Cross committees. State nursing chair Florence Whipple offers guidance to county councils for home nursing classes. Also notes dairy product pricing and an agriculture trip to Jesse Malone's Hereford ranch as part of stock judging prep.
Thirty Future Farmers toured the sire farm near Fairfield last week as Dr. Ferguson spoke on developing a near ideal modern small dairy. Demonstrations showcased plans for a highly equipped dairy though some equipment remains to be completed.
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