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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
2
The piece celebrates returning servicemen, noting their growth yet unchanged core. It extols their dignity, resilience, and sacrifices while urging that they deserve great reward and are not mere pawns. It frames veterans as grand Americans who served a greater purpose.
Poem laments returning soldiers and the price paid for freedom. The speaker asks if home will feel the same after wartime sacrifices and honors those who died or suffered, framing home as a shared liberty secured by their courage.
In Teton County Montana District Court ninth judicial district the 28th day of July 1945 at 10 A M in Chateau has been set to prove the will of John E Young deceased and to hear Nettie E Young’s application for letters testamentary contest permitted by interested parties.
In the Office of the County Clerk and Recorder from June 30 to July 7, multiple deeds and royalty instruments are recorded. Lambert Toren transfers to Martin Arensmeyer, and Emil Jackson to James E. Mullaney, each for $1 with described lots and sections. Guardian Paul Turck transfers estate rights to Frank J. Loch. Various quitclaims and royalty deeds to and from multiple parties include Fairfield and Dutton areas, with oil and gas royalties noted for G. E. Gallogly and Earl S. Adams.
The counties boards of trustees submit the 1945 school budgets for inspection. A Budget Supervisors meeting is set for July 23, 1945 at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse to review and adopt budgets with adjournments allowed until the second Monday in August. Taxpayers may attend and be heard. Dated July 10 1945. Muriel S. Reiquam County Superintendent of Schools and Clerk of Board of School Budget Supervisors.
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Fear grips stocking manufacturers as the bobby sock craze and leg paint trends may endure after the war. Industry insiders warn that many women could embrace both styles for their practicality and economy.
The Children's Bureau of the U S Department of Labor reports 850000 wives and infants of servicemen have received or are receiving care under the Emergency Maternity and Infant-care Program. May authorized 44,000 new cases. Nutritionists note meat is replaceable by other foods in children diet amid shortages.
The Farm Administration allocates half of the $50 million authorized for Tennant Purchase Loans to states and territories for the next 12 months. The remaining $25 million is reserved for World War II veterans loans and will be issued as demand rises. No More All-Rubber Tires. Subscriptions in Teton county are $2.20 outside the county, $2.50.
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