10 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
1
The fragment reports county extension data on farm plots with acres listed for multiple fields and crops. It mentions a yearly statistical summary by a Zammermann figure and references Teton and Hutebla, plus terms like summer fallow and various acreages such as 625, 676, 120, and 44 acres.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses farming, seeds, acres, and harvests in a 1845 context. It mentions Tony or Task names, seed stocks, and land use, with scattered references to crops, milling, and farm labor, all within a period of agricultural note taking and state records.
Funeral services for Edward S. Underwood 56 proprietor of the Chuck Wagon cafe in Choteau were held in the Lutheran church at 2 o clock with Rev A Bernard Gravdahl officiating. Interment was in Chateau cemetery Banks funeral home handled arrangements Survivors include his wife and son James three brothers and two sisters Born March 30 1899 in Greenup Ill he lived in Billings Everett and Conrad Montana before settling in Chateau where he ran the Chuck Wagon cafe until health declined
Co. W. (Charley) Wymer 87, longtime Choteau resident and former Chateau carpenter, died last Saturday. He entered the Masonic home at Helena on Sept 4 1940 after transferring several houses to the lodge. Services were held yesterday at the Masonic hall with Eastern Star and grave rites in Choteau cemetery. Pallbearers were six Choteau Masons. Wymer, born Jan 26 1858 in New York City, came to Choteau in 1904 from Butte where he worked as a carpenter and coal miner.
Teton county sheepmen will meet in the courthouse at 2 o'clock Friday to organize a sheepmen's association. The group aims to administer a coyote control program and voters have approved a 5e levy for predatory animal control on this year's tax levy.
Maurice Zimmerman and Mrs. Frieda Schroder, county extension agents, head to Bozeman for the opening sessions of a weeklong extension agents conference for state and county agents and home demonstration agents. Al Shrock and Mack Boland just returned from Bozeman after a two day weed conference.
The regular meeting of the Legion auxiliary will be at the Odd Fellows hall on January 14. It will be a joint meeting with the Legion boys during legislative month with a guest speaker. Dinner at 7 pm. all World War II veterans and wives invited. Mrs J Armstrong Senior Publicity Chairman.
Charles Wilcox 45, a Kretchman sheep ranch employee in Augusta, died Saturday noon in Fairfield from a heart ailment linked to asthma. Funeral services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Banks funeral home. Survived by parents, five brothers, two daughters, and several relatives, with pallbearers named from Fairfield.
Teton county opens its annual March of Dimes campaign on Monday with county director C. W. Burns urging support for National Division Chairman Bob Hope. About 3,000 letters will request donations from residents, with 10 cents or more sent to Burns at the March of Dimes Chateau office.
Ed Davis of Pendroy sold his garage and filling station to Robert McDonald son of Garnet and Mrs McDonald Pendroy. McDonald took possession last Monday and Davis plans to live in Pendroy for the time being. Davis had bought the establishment from G R Talbert in 1929.
A column laments editors falsehoods and sharp word darts that scar the writer’s nerves. The piece interlaces humorous analogies with a serious note on a discharged veteran’s tale from army service. Continued on page five.
The Teton Bulldogs totalled 139 points in three straight victories over Fairfield 49-39, Conrad 32-23, and Power 58-21. Chateau led late after tight defense, with Nelson and Dahlin fueling a 18-18 halftime. Aman scored 14 for the Bulldogs as they moved into January play with strong showings.
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The readable fragments reference individuals such as Gary SiBEANy and Marek, with mentions of ceremonies and weeklong events. Details are obscured by garbled text, but hints of a local community gathering and public proceedings emerge amid the noise.
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