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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
3
A wartime editorial calls for full use of economic power and maximum military effort. It argues free enterprise must be preserved, urges vigilance against subversive influences, and stresses unity behind the President to defeat international gangsterism and safeguard freedom at home and abroad.
Fifteen of Montana's 56 counties owe the welfare department 335,643 in grants-in-aid provided before June 30, 1941. Administrator J B Convery expects many debts to be cleared at January meetings via special tax levies up to 1 mill. Attorney General Bonner clarifies poll taxes must be paid by those able to pay, regardless of age or sex. The Capitol week also notes eight hour days at Warm Springs, federalization of the state employment service, rising traffic deaths in 1941, and the abolition of GAR records custodian as well as park funds debate.
Mass at Bynum next Sunday will be at 9 o clock with Communion Sunday observed. In Chateau the service follows at 11 o clock led by Rev. J F Schulte, pastor.
A broad health defense program emphasizes protein as essential for growth, repair, and energy. Experts state roughly 100 grams daily for a 155 pound adult, with children needing more per body weight. Knowledge of nutrition aids homemakers in feeding families amid malnutrition concerns.
The article from the American Medical Association explains relative protein amounts in different foods. It states a sufficient daily protein supply from animal origin is two servings of meat or one serving of meat, two glasses of milk, and two eggs, with extra protein from cereals, legumes, and similar foods.
With hostilities in the Far East and shipping disruptions, the U.S. relies on imports from India for burlap. About 80 percent of burlap imports go to bag making, and three quarters of those bags package farm goods. Farmers should reuse and repair bags, return used bags promptly, and conserve burlap as substitutes are sought.
Twenty five years ago this week Citizens State Bank opens in Larson building Cal Binford of Farmington buys a fine imported Percheron stallion Daughters born to Mr and Mrs Emery Knowlton and to Mr and Mrs Ed Raymond Wm Titus and J L Hesby win prizes for sugar beet crops George Washington Taylor Chinese rancher seeks citizenship papers Forest office to return to Choteau S T Wiprad sells ranch west of Choteau to George Thompson Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Smith dies in the county 10 years ago violent windstorm causes severe damage Otto Arensmeyer dies at Warm Springs
Hague Callister of the Surplus Marketing Administration announced the January blue stamp list for Montana remains the December list with raisins removed. The list includes butter pork fresh fruit vegetables corn meal flour grits hominy eggs dried prunes beans and other staples.
The Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana reports its condition for December 31 1941 with assets totaling 1 15181700 and liabilities plus capital at 1070558.42. The statement lists loans United States government obligations state and political subdivisions cash deposits and other items along with pledged assets and officers’ affidavits. Notary certified January 6 1942 by F C Barribal vice president and cashier and directors. The document also includes a sheriff sale notice for Federal Land Bank of Spokane against John E Knowles and Dorothy A Knowles in Te ton County Montana with sale set for January 71 1942 at two oclock p m at the courthouse.
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