Choteau Acantha Advertising and Subscription Rates
Advertising rates include 40 cents per column inch for foreign display and 35 cents for local if under three ads monthly, 30 cents for three or more. Local lines 10 cents standard, 10 cents first insertion, 5 cents repeats. legal ads at statutory rates. want ads 10 cents first insertion, 5 cents subsequent. Subscriptions: one year 2.25 in Teton County, 2.50 elsewhere. six months 1.25 in county, 1.50 outside. foreign: Canada 3.00 payable in advance.
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Teton County
Canada
Scouting Cubbing Program Seen Essential in Choteau
The Acantha highlights continued support for Scouting and Cubbing in Choteau amid wartime, noting key leaders and sponsors. County officials and local clubs sustain den chiefs, cubmasters, and scout directors while inviting readers to the national Scouts publication essay I Am 4 BOY.
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Acantha
Choteau
Chateau
George Carroll
A. J. “Spud” Moore
Wir. Carroll
Joe Hollingshead
Den
Ray Nordhagen
John Robinson
Wallace Thompson
Hollinshead
Rachel Edwards
James van Cleave
Boyhood Ideals in Church School and Community
A concise reflection on how a boy’s future hinges on the influence of family church and school within the community. Roy A. Burkhart of Columbus Ohio is cited for the striking summary framed as a boy's choice between becoming a son of God or a slave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church
Columbus
Ohio
Calcium Treatment for Milk Fever in Dairy Cattle
County agents report milk fever lowers blood calcium to about half normal. Injecting calcium into the bloodstream restores levels and many cases respond well. Some attribute fever to feed calcium deficiency, but advice cautions against spending on unproven remedies or pet theories. Vitamin D prior to calving may help, yet evidence is not conclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Aluminum Pressure Canner Returns to Market This Winter
Aluminum pressure canners will reappear in retail markets this winter and spring. The WPB authorized enough aluminum to produce 680,000 canners from October 1944 to July 1945. Canners must hold 7 quart jars, offering a compact option for family cooking and fuel savings.
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WPB
News of Our Men Women in Uniform Continued
Diary style notes of service members and promotions. Edmon d Bam mel in India advances to staff sergeant with the Air Transport Command. Richard Huisenga and Pete lauded for overseas service. Weldon Swanson progresses toward plane pilot status. Harr E Stanley serves at an English bomber repair depot. Richard Keeland and Alice M Kinsley record land transfers.
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AIR Transport Command
India
Edward M. Bammel, Jr
E. M. Bammel
Fairfield
Montana
William H. Tunner
China
Rammel
War Department
Acantha
Weldon H. Swanson
Welson
Harry Swanson
Pendray
Gardner Field
Taft
Calif
Las Vega Army Air Field
Las Vegas
N. M
Eighth Air Force Service Command
England
Harr
E. Stanley
Edith Benning
Army
Kansas City
Stanley
E. Miller Ave
West Terre Haute
Ind
Greenfield
Richard Keeland
Herman Helspar
Inc
Power
Alice M. Kinsley
Willie Wagner
Nina Brug
P. M. McCrorie
Gustav Nelson
Hazlett
S. R. Foot
Obert Peterson
W. H. Turner
O. G. Meadows
Teton Co
Gloria_ Van Horn
Carter Oil Co
George H. Campbell
Alicia C. Campbell
Marie Bowman
General Petro
Collins Selma Beringer Corr notes local life and nuptials
Community column recalls Elizabeth McLean teaching in Red Lodge, Herman Schwert visiting Prairie du Chien, and a winter stay in Phoenix. Mentions Roy, D. F. Waterman, Mrs. E R. McLean birthday, and a Horak England nuptial in Dut tor. Includes county records: patents and deeds for Teton County.
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Elizabeth McLean
Red Lodge
Herman Schwert
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Guriie Miller
Inga Thime
Phoenix
Arizona
D. F. Waterman
Conrad
Collins
Dean, Jr
Bac
Safeway
Shelby
Fred Trudeau
Mac
Frank Horak
Mabel England
Duttor
Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana Report 1944
Reserve District No 1 State No 93-117 shows the Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana reporting its condition as of December 30 1944. The balance sheet lists loans and discounts at 272739.24 currency reserves and government obligations 196.96 plus bank premises values 1500 and furniture 1 for a total asset figure including 16201387.50 in obligations of state and political subdivisions and 2700.00 in Federal Reserve stock.
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Citizens State Bank
Choteau
Montana
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Bank Balance Sheet and Audit Statement 1945
The document presents a bank balance sheet with total assets of 2,572,104.72 and total liabilities of 2,469,101.99, showing deposits of 2,466,801.99 and capital accounts of 108,002.73. Dorothy O’Neil certifies the statement, witnessed by notary George Coffey in Montana on January 5, 1945.
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Srsecnsesssesannseneneess
O.u.e
Cresersameconsenenes
The Farmer and His Tractor Ideas for Tractor Attachments
Farmers can expand tractor use beyond plowing by creating and using attachments. Windrow turners, sewer belts, power take off driven devices, and homemade tools can save time and labor. Build or buy gear to do more tasks, from hay choppers to lime spreaders, increasing daily output.
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Ned Fay
Ata al
Dobbin
Notice to Creditors Estate of Dora Ann Altermatt
O B Kotz as Administrator with the Will Annexed of Dora Anna Altermatt deceased invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the District Court Clerk in Chateau Montana or at Kotz 308 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. First pub Dec 21 last Jan 11.
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O. B. Kotz
Dora Anna Altermatt
Chateau
Teton
Montana
Ford
Great Falls
Montane
Government urges caulking to cut home fuel use
The government says ordinary American homes can save 10 to 40 percent on fuel by stopping heat loss through roofs walls windows and doors and by improving heating plant efficiency. Filling cracks around doors and windows with modern caulking compounds is an easy and inexpensive step.
Estate of Katherine Helen Marie Smith Notice
Estate of Katherine Helen Marie Smith deceased announces creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator O B Katz at Chateau Montana or O B Kotz Ford Building Great Falls Montana. Dated December 18 1944 with four publications from December 1 to January 18.
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O. B. Katz
Katherine Helen Marie Smith
Chateau
Montana
County of
Teton
O. B. Kotz
Ford Building
Great Falls
Mon
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Ernest Copenhaver
American Legion
Cubs
Lions Club
Boy Scouts of America
BY Maurice Zimmerman and
Freda RR. Shroder
Ae Oe
Edmond Bammel
Sixth Army Air Group
France
23Rd General Hospital
Italy
Arthur Nadeau
Isabel Huisenga
Richard
Pete” Huisenga
Pete
Texas
Ali Ee
Collins Selma Beringer, Corr
County Clerk
Teton CO. Abstract CO
State of Montana
Frank H. Timmerman
U. S
Benjamin F. Harris
U.S
Lewis L. Walter
Edward Leeck
Choteau, Montana
Sesmone
Deeesendeseateanesee
Stesimeer
T. Dorothy O’neil
Dorothy O'Neil
F. C. Barribal
Co. S. McDonald
J. A. Swanson
A. P. Peck
Scientific American
Dora Ann Altermatt
Caulk
Hartford
R. E. Nelson Insurance Agency
Choteau, Mont
B. Kotz
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Boulder
G. N
Boulder Hot Springs
Boulder, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Fertilizer Department
Anaconda, Montana
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Ness
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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