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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
2
A reflective piece on tending plots with hoeing, weeding, and planting. It notes seedling growth into productive plants, the effort required, and the rewards of patience as gardens mature through seasons. It contrasts seasoned growers with novices and emphasizes energy, industry, and perseverance.
The report notes possible cuts in the Agriculture Department amid 82,000 employees and 834 billion dollars in annual expenditures. It criticizes 20 bureaus reporting to the Secretary and proposes state offices and localized councils to streamline services and reduce overlap among soil, forests, and land programs.
A compilation of maxims by Longfellow Webster and Ruskin about talent truth and persuasive eloquence. It emphasizes doing work well and letting character and occasion carry truth over speech.
Montana prices received declined six points in the June 15 period after a seven point drop the prior month. Grains led losses while hogs rose, milk cows advanced, and poultry and dairy prices shifted. The overall index stood at 249 percent of the 1909 14 average, with the parity ratio falling to 103. Dairy and meat values showed mixed movements amid broad price declines.
A historical quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln emphasizes loyalty to those who do right and shared stance, while ready to part when conduct diverges from virtue. The line advocates steadfast support for right action and principled separation from error.
The report notes declines across multiple commodities with flaxseed down 35c to 3.15 per bushel and all hay at 15.80 per ton after a short crop prospects. Wheat fell 9c to 1.80 per bushel while oats, barley, and rye also declined.
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