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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
3
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The Helena Independent urges Montana creamery managers to unite in promoting butter through statewide advertising. It argues butter is a highly efficient energy food, compares its value to eggs peas fish and beef, and suggests a sufficiency campaign could double demand in a year and boost the dairy industry.
A jackass and a lamb on a farm debate labor and comfort with the jackass defending usefulness and work. After the lamb mocks him, the farmer shears the lamb and then hauls it in the wagon as the jackass carries the load of lamb chops. The moral: he who laughs last laughs best.
The Epworth league took its name from the Lincolnshire town Epworth birthplace of John Wesley founder of Methodism. It formed in Cleveland Ohio in May 1889 at a meeting of representatives of various young people societies.
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the IFLAG contest with state education officials. District No. 2 includes Teton, Hill, Liberty, Toole, Glacier and Pondera counties. Regional events occur in Shelby with state finals at the Capitol.
Montana officials seek limits on furloughs as Attorney General Ray T. Nagle cites a Glasgow county surveyor as a constitutional officer. The board cannot lay off or furlough him against his wishes, though per diem may be drawn only when working for the county under board instructions. The move to abolish the office is urged by the Teton County Taxpayers association.
Many Masons assembled at the lodge rooms last Saturday night to hear Grand Master Morris D. Paddy Rowland state senator from Lincoln county. He was joined by Senator T O Larson and Senator Everett Mac Gilvra of Lake county and by visitors Carl Tucker and Wm Dorrington. After Rowland's address on Masonry’s value in character building, visiting Masons spoke and an oyster supper followed.
A study notes Death Valley spans about 50 miles in length and widens to roughly 20 miles on average from the crest of surrounding ranges. The region sits between the enclosing mountain highs and reflects substantial geologic scope.
Clyde Baquet and family visited the Milas Lockhart home Friday and enjoyed a new radio. Leona Lockhart and Mildred Baquet attended a Brady girls basketball game in Dutton. Robert Funk visited Chateau on business. Mrs Dean Waterman and Mrs Cathcart went to Conrad. County agent Robert Clarkson spoke at the hall Friday as farmers formed a large audience. The community club held a meeting. Wm Rei quam was elected president and P F Waterman secretary treasurer for the coming year.
Premium Center notes 11 women and eight men met. women dominated the meeting and postponed a recreational party planned for the 21st due to a recent blizzard and neighborhood flu. The group recalled a trip toward Collins, cards with neighbors, turkey gatherings with the Slangers, and home demonstration project discussions in Chateau.
Pendroy and nearby residents report motor trips to Great Falls on Wednesday and Sunday. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Max Brownell, Ole Johnson, and the Blakes. local events feature a home talent play on January 28 and a Pendrey Home Demonstration club meeting February 1 with a full day program and shared meals.
Dayton Ohio resident Mies Rea M Haines recounts losing 7 pounds in a week after starting Kruschen Salts and continuing to drop from 180 to 145 pounds. The testimonial advises a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, with a four week bottle sold nationwide at drug stores.
An advertisement asserts a safe fat loss method with a money back guarantee. It warns against other products and urges choosing a product named Krusch a, attributed to Ady, claiming safe reduction of fat.
Notice states registration closes at 5 p m on February 16 1985 for the City of Chateau Montana general election to be held the first Monday of April 1938. Electors may register with Teton County Clerk at the Court House in Choteau. Eligible voters must be 21, US citizen, Montana resident for one year, Chateau resident for six months, and precinct resident for 30 days.
This item notes GEO A CARROLL County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar along with preliminary dates prior to the election. First publication January 19, last publication February 8.
Patrick F. Duffey of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for Lots 2 3 4 Section 7 Township 24 North West West Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner Charles Herris at Choteau Montana on February 27 1933 Witnesses include Hank Von Wichen Neail Von Wichen Arthur Tesch and John T Duffy all of Boie Montana Remarks from M D Nicholson Register First publication January 19 1933.
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