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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
4
A shipment of 213 pounds of clothing from Choteau residents arrived in Korea. It included 284 articles plus shoes and a quilt. Recipient Mrs. George Rue of the American Embassy reported deep gratitude and noted the cleanliness and wearability of the items.
The report notes a couple, Dr Rue and Mrs Hamilton, assisted by a Seventh Day Adventist church, distributing clothing through the church to Korea. They have traveled to Seoul and Cheju Do, and plan another shipment as Mrs Rue relocates to Seoul.
The use of rotenone on dairy cattle is warned as dangerous to fish. Officials urge cattle raisers in Chateau area to avoid chemicals near streams. Outdoor Life reports tests show five of eight creeks affected by cattle runoff. five percent solution on cattle could contaminate streams.
A Montana group publicizes polio tips from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Frank B. McDonnell and Alice Robison lead the effort with county directors Ruby Clark and others. Do wash hands, avoid new people, watch for symptoms, seek doctor care, and support local foundation chapters. Do not overexert, chill, bathe in cold water, share tableware, or take children to polio areas.
Parmington hosted Johnny Carlson on June 2 as the Junior Fanners 4-H group plans a trip to the Camp Rotary encampment. The next meeting is July 13 at 7 30 p.m. at Dick Arenameyer's home. Mrs Carlson served a lunch after the June 29 session as reported by Larry Breere. The official high temperature in Choteau reached 93 degrees yesterday.
Classified notices from Choteau include items for sale and rent such as a large furnished apartment, Blackstone washer and dryer, six canvas water tanks, and various housing options. Also includes notices about studio closure, lost billfold, and a stenographer vacancy at the Tagire Welfare Office.
A dense page of classified notices includes for sale items such as a cotton filled double bed mattress, three room house listings, oil heaters, an outboard motor, and a two room house moving quote. Also found are wanted items like a sleeping tent and binoculars, a request to move houses, and various notices about services, tire balancing, and auctions. Names include Meda McLean, Leigh Nett, John Johnson, Mrs. Melvin Buellng, Nelson Insurance Agency, Bill Groot, Taylor Motor Co, and Gambles.
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