Choteau In Brief Items Include Visits and Notices
Local notes report visits from Mrs Stuart Meeyrs to Chicago and a Peltzman baby funeral attendance by Mr and Mrs W J Heckford. Community events include Wimodasi meeting, skating at Schnng ranch, and Dan Neal’s 16 day furlough from the infantry air forces. A public notice warns cemetery lot payments due by March 1 1944 or lots will be opened for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Neal
Bruce Neal
Augusta
Chateau
Florida
Guadalcanal
New Guinea
South Pacific
State Examiner
J. G. Jackson
Charles Siess Promoted to Manage Monarch Yard in Cut Bank
Charles Chuck Siess will leave Choteau for Cut Bank to take over the yard and business of Monarch Lumber Co. He replaces Harold Bateman who resigned to enlist. The Siesses have been active in local life with Lions and Wo mans clubs and Siess worked at Teton County Abstract Co. Chateau regrets the loss as M. E. Collette succeeds him from Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky
Wayne Hart
Cut Bank Refining Co
Barton Motor Sales
Chateau
Alfred Shelmerdine
Mr. Hart
Charles Siess
Choteau
Cut Bank
Monarch Lumber Co
Bateman
Harold Bateman
Navy
Lions Club
Woman’s Club
Teton County Abstract Co. Chateau
Mr. Siess
Monarch
M. E. Collette
Browing
Railroads Move Vast Army Freight and Troop Flows During War
American railroads moved more than 80 million tons of freight and express and over 20 million troops in the first 18 months of the war. They carried 17,105,000,000 passenger miles and moved more than 7 million inductees in this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul
Soldier Letters Critique War Radio Broadcasts in Time
A South Pacific serviceman’s feeble protest about radio entertainment for troops is cited from Time magazine. The Corner notes civilians back home debate whether military audiences should receive less analysis and more straightforward news, humor, American music, and fewer patriotic tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
U. S
Big Pacific
Associated Press
United Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stuart Meeyrs
Chicago
W. J. Heckford
Power
Peltzman
Wimodasi Society
Hie Duifs
Ludwina Cook
Chris Hoerman
Collins
Montana Wool Growers Association
Billings
L. H. Bush
Salt Lake City
Gene Ferris
Mrs. Bush
Rollie
Salt Lake
John Dunckel
Carl Wedum
Viva Ann Shirley
John Mozer
Johnette
Great Falls
Bud Taylor
Schnng Ranch
Mrs. Larson, Sr
Frances Larson
Otis Mellon
Bud Moulton
Theo B. Halvorson
Camp Wolters
Texas
Mascia Fahey
Missouri
Stephens College
St. Mary
McQuay-Norris Automotive
Sturgis
Albert Trost
Brady
Quartermaster Corps
Tennessee
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
W. W. Scott
C. O
Chuck) Davis
Margaret Davis
Davis Ranch
Bole
C. James Smith
Jessie Peters
California
Montana
T. O. Larson
Montana Production Credit Association
Helena
Jake Heinen
Heinen
Harriet Cushman
Montana State College
Teton County Shipping Association
Cushman
Fairfield
Dutton
Goodwin Odden
Victor Johnson
Benny Johnson
Ruth Hofton
J. G. Sllivan
Arnold Hanusa
Ole Holland
Charles Koch
Dorleen McCormack
College of Education
Dan McCormack
Farmington
Tommy
Beaupre ¢Ate
The
American Legion
R. F. Swenson
Jonh Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
C. W. Boussard
Inga Dale
Dorothy Dale
Seattle
Bremerton
W. A. Tully
Tully
Clarence Looney
Wendover Field
Utah
Billy
Patsy
David
Halvor Daley
Teton County
Daley
Rocky Mountain Region
APO
Rockies
Denver
OPA News Letter
War Price and Ration Boards
OPA Regional Information Office
OPA
Office of
Price Administration
Country
Littleton
Colorado
Independent
Canon City
George M. Bull
Dean Jagger and
Mary Brian
Gestapo
iThereasa’ Wright
Gary Cooper
PRIDE
Yankees
Claude
Foley Guill’s
Fullerwear
Neamel
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Bloom
Salmon
Alaska
Ass’t
Schillings
N. B.C
R. A. Clearman
Charles
Chuck) Siess
Will
Monarch Yard
Arnold C. Hanusa
Choteau, Montana
Penney’s J
Penney Company, Incorporated
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