Learn to Fly Short Course and Fees
Short course offers eight lessons for 6100.00 with a complete solo course priced at 8300.00. Additional solo flight time is 12.50 per hour, available to students only.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
6
Short course offers eight lessons for 6100.00 with a complete solo course priced at 8300.00. Additional solo flight time is 12.50 per hour, available to students only.
Montana State College agricul t economist M L Wilson warned during low cost wheat production meetings that Canada will supply much of the coming competition. He cited Canadian export growth and new rail links to Hudson Bay, plus potential Argentine competition, as factors influencing Montana wheat futures.
Public health officials report a drop in flu cases but urge continued precautions against colds and complications such as bronchitis and pneumonia. The article notes high demand for Vicks VapoRub with 375000 jars sold daily as Vicks labs run emergency night shifts.
Helena readers witnessed a colorful scene as Montana lawmakers paused in Eddy Gallivan's cafe to watch a public brawl between a taxicab driver and a federal prohibition officer. The melee ended when police arrested both, while legislators hurried back to the capitol for prayers and pay day. Governor Erickson then signed the 185000 appropriation for the twenty first assembly, enabling warrants to be issued.
A newspaper advertisement touts Mike Martin's Liniment as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic aches, neuralgia, and swollen joints. It claims use by top baseball stars, notes mild formula suitable for babies, and offers mail order to readers outside town with small trial bottles available locally.
W R Chapline warns heavy grazing erodes soils and urges thick vegetative cover to curb erosion. Montana farmers see $39 669 70 in December turkey sales. 1928 potato acreage may drop 29 percent. Alfalfa seed production in Cutser county totals 568 984 pounds worth over 170000. Scab and cherry fruit fly spraying in Ravalli county yields scabless apples and two wormy cherries. Richland county 4 H clubs total 30 members. Brorson joins Montana Potato Improvement Association. Sanders county receives two carloads blasting powder to clear 600 acres, boosting land value. Gallatin Custer Flathead Blaine sales reach 83266 88. Gallatin reports 53807 49 and 70 cattle pending. Fergus county ton litter winner George Wendt from Brooks raises 11 Durocs for 873 pounds at 176 cost.
The piece notes lawmakers plan to push technical fish and game bills amid varied regional concerns from bear hunting to snaring rabbits. It mentions funding for fry planting and proposed license hikes, with legislators hinting at targeted bills. Senator Charles Taylor of Plentywood, a farmer labor holdover, has been ill but improving.
Montana State college reports rising enrollments in its agriculture college with 1392 students enrolled across programs. Clyde McKee notes 5.6 percent higher registration than last year and expansion in short course offerings reflecting growing support for modern scientific farming and practical training statewide.
A cautionary maxim advising restraint in speech toward foes and greater caution in correspondence with allies.
Fifteen families in Helena valley and Prickley Pear region will record every minute of daily activity for four farm days as part of a U S department program. Household and food consumption data will be reported to Miss Neva Woods, then to Dr. Jessie Richardson at Montana State College, with statewide analysis to Washington.
A Lady of Distinction is recognized by the delicate influence of her perfume. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water cleanses pores then Cuticura Talcum powder keeps skin clear and healthy. An ill turn from a man will not be forgiven.
A Los Angeles boy named Leroy Young ages described as healthy now but with a history of stomach and bowel weakness since childhood. His mother credits California Fig Syrup with restoring regularity and aiding colds and upset spells, noting its vegetable formula and long trusted use by mothers.
The Stillwater County Woolgrowers Association appoints a wool sales committee for 1929 with the same officers as last year. Named are John Logan, William Witt, Nels Helleren, Oakley Parker, and E. O. Haugan.
Police report two short change artists aged around 40, dressed as prospectors, swindled multiple Anaconda businesses. Amounts stolen ranged from 82 to 10 dollars, with victims noting the scam's similarity across incidents.
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