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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
2
The notice states weekly publication in Choteau Montana with second class mail status and lists subscription prices: one year 225 dollars locally 300 elsewhere six months 125 locally 200 elsewhere foreign 350 payable in advance.
Advertising rates listed include display rates of 40c per column inch for foreign ads and 35c for locals if fewer than three ads are placed per month. three or more ads drop to 30c. Local rates cover straight readers and first insertions at 10c per line, with repeats at 5c per line. legal ads at statutory rates. want ads at 10c per line for first insertion and 5c per line thereafter.
The Teton Memorial Hospital association invites attendance at the January 21 annual meeting. It argues Montana law allows the county commissioners to fund a hospital up to $10,000 via taxes and cites budget lines for weed control as precedent. It notes 1,754 school age and 731 preschool children and urges support to protect health and welfare.
The 1946 outlook predicts strong profits in wheat and livestock, a surge in national production by spring, growing postwar consumer demand, and a booming tourist season. Local incomes may rival the 1920s, with high wages and construction work due to housing shortages in Chateau. Young men have multiple career options, while older residents fill jobs. Inflation and strikes could threaten gains, so enjoy the present but prepare for changes ahead.
In a Washington gossip column a U S Marine ejects a columnist from a bar after a heated exchange about FDR and the war effort. The piece mocks Doris Duke visa issues and notes Hollywood guest Gregor Rat a ff and movie queens amid political talk.
A Broadway plugger drank too much and bored the crowd while Lenore Lemmon and others stirred gossip. Errol Flynn’s forthcoming book The Showdown drew skepticism from John Decker and guests as discussion turned to Hollywood writeups and casting. Jack Haley, alight with humor, joked about industry flaws as a scent of burning wafted by Flo.
Lee Sullivan's reminiscences of shipwrecked critics and a sci tech hotel tale mix with quotes and trivia about actors, writers, and famous figures. The piece blends cultural anecdotes with a 1945 bank report fragment and a Ralph-like satirical tone.
The document shows total assets and liabilities of 3 118 137.09 with deposits totaling 3 004 804.80 and capital accounts of 30 000.00. It lists pledged assets including U S Government securities and notes the bank’s officers and directors certify the figures as true. The certification is sworn before Notary George Coffey in Chateau Montana on January 2, 1946.
A large apple provides about 120 calories triggering questions about daily intake. Nutrition experts note portion size matters and advise balancing fruit with protein and fiber for steady energy.
Mrs. Lee Hamer reports on Pendroy social visits as Bob and Harry Shepnard visit from Browning with Bob recently discharged from the Army and Harry serving with the Sea Bees. Arvid Monkman hosts J J Deaver home in Bynura. Shrocks and Lees call on Ray Page in Chateau Fairfield. Larson and Zimmerman travel to Minnesota to visit relatives, while Dick Williams and sons return to Steele.
Town residents share New Year gatherings with relatives and friends from Bynum Chateau and Great Falls. Perry Sorenson from Waupaca reports heavy snow. Monarch Lumber manager visits after illness. Funeral held for DeAnne Stramswold. Victory clothing drive slated with Larson's store as depot.
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