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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
8
The Veterans Administration announces reforms to the GI home loan appraisal process. Appraisers will report directly to the VA, lenders receive certificates of reasonable value, and veterans receive property condition letters. The changes aim to curb poor workmanship complaints and align purchase prices with appraised values.
Winners listed for rodeo events with names including Oral Zumwalt Cal Morris Buck Boyce Spic Mathews Buck Olsen Jim Hughes and Russ Burrus across bareback bull dogging Brahma bull and wild horse events dated July 4 and July 5. Final averages note Zumwalt Morris Boyce Schoenberger and Mavity among top finishers.
Health education workshop July 14 to 16 features the State Board of Health in discussions led by Dr B K Kilbourne Dr Lynn Lull and others plus a mental health focus under Dr S Wilder The third conference centers on state wide testing and guidance with D P Langbell as general chairman and Northern Montana College organizing involvement workshops for PTA officers and school finance and organization on July 19 and 20 The public and students are welcome to attend any or all events with assistance from the Montana Department of Public Instruction and the State PTA activities
The Montana Auto Mobile Dealers Association MADA forms as a corporate body with the Secretary of State. Its principal office will be in Helena and the group aims to promote a high standard of ethics among retail motor vehicle dealers.
The 24 member Montana State Agricultural Advisory Council met in Lewistown for a three day session. Council president John P. Fabrick of Bozeman leads the group advising Montana State College on agricultural matters.
The Hungry Horse Celebration committee in Kalispell urges attendees to go western for the July 10 event. Chairman Leon Phillips asks men with fast growth to grow beards and suggests a ten gallon hat for all, while women may wear sun bonnets if compatible with the new look.
Voter registration for this year's primary is a fraction over two percent lower than in 1946, based on reports from 34 of Montana's 56 counties. Only five counties reported increases.
Three hundred Louisiana turtles arrive in Lewistown for the Jaycees First Annual Turtle Derby in July. Turtles will be sold to entrants with prizes from five to fifty dollars.
Jeremiah J. Lynch district judge of Butte Montana announces resignation next January after 37 years on the bench. He has handed death sentences seven times and ruled on civil cases up to 14 million dollars.
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