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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

3

College Fishing Course May Aid Future United States Presidents

In a Humorous Take, a Columbia University fishing course led by Dr. Francis D'Briscue and Prof. John Alden Knight is explored as a civic vocation. The piece notes no academic credits and playfully riffs on whether fishing could prepare presidents and boost leisure for graduates. It cites Washington through Roosevelt as historical anglers and questions if fishing is a presidential prerequisite.

United States Badwin C. Hill Columbia University New York Teachers College of Columbia University Francis D’briscue John Alden Knight Ecore Columbia Calvin Coolidge Senator Borah Franklin Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Taft Theodore Roosevelt Dawes Teachers College Geo. Washington

Rules to Promote Higher Egg Prices Under New Egg Law

The Dairy Division of the Montana State Department of Agriculture completed forty two day schools to educate merchants and producers about the new egg law. The program covers grade seals on retail cartons, enforcement plans, and best practices to improve egg quality and market prices, including two daily harvests, cooling, and proper handling to prevent price-damaging low grades.

Dairy Division State Department of Agriculture Montana State Department B. F. Thrailkill Thrailkill

State sells land tracts in Cut Bank for home sites

The state land department sold 125 tracts and lots in Cut Bank for 18 145 dollars. Nanita B Sherlock state land commissioner says residents requested the sale to acquire land for homes.

State Land Department Cut Bank Nanita B. Sherlock State Land Commissioner

Going-to-the-Sun Highway Opens Early in Glacier Park

Glacier National Park announces the Going-to-the-Sun highway crest of Logan Pass is open with eastbound traffic blocked at Logan Pass. Visitors may reach the Continental Divide from the west via Belton to visit the Pass area and snow fields as snow removal crews push plowing ahead for a full park opening likely June 1.

Glacier National Park Logan Pass Libbey Belton

Reversed ruling on railway taxes in Treasure County case

The Treasure county district court dismissed the Northern Pacific railways tax protest and the state supreme court reversed, holding the railway may recover 3 mills paid in excess of the 16 mill limit.

Treasure County State Supreme Court Northern Pacific Railway

Roosevelt approves WPA fish hatchery and rearing pond projects

President Roosevelt has approved works progress administration hatchery and rearing pond projects totaling 22 572 dollars. The projects, overseen by Joseph E Parker the state WPA administrator, include improvements at Emigrant and Big Timber and conservation works along Rock Creek in Carbon county and along Rosebud and Stillwater rivers in Stillwater county.

Roosevelt Works Progress Administration B. K. Wheeler Joseph E. Parker Butte WPA Emigrant Big Timber Rock Creek Carbon County Rosebud Stillwater

Collins Booster Club Holds First Meeting

The Collins Booster club met on Saturday May 20 at W. D. Reiquam home. Members voted to switch meetings to Wednesdays. Next gathering set for June 7 with roll call titled A Good Book and its Author. Eileen Reiquam to present a demonstration.

Collins Booster Club W. D. Reiquam Eileen Reiquam Lila Reiquam

Echoes from the Past Chronicles Local Deaths and News

June 5 1919 and June 6 1929 items from Cho teau list Better Farming Camp selections Good Roads Assn executive seat and local meetings. Notable deaths include Mrs Archie F Richardson and several pioneers. Also mentions travels, business changes, a cowboy artist visit, a bank presidents election, and a summer trip to Norway. A local marriage and a new garage completion are noted.

Fred Gewald Kelsey Hall Merle Trescott Nevin Shoals Choteau Archie F. Richardson J. ©. Morgan Good Roads Assn Kalispell Freeman Daley Chas. M. Russell Joe DeYong James Eckford Fifth District Bankers’ Association of Montana H. W. Bateman New York Captain Bateman France George Sabados Bynum Corral B. L. Baker Maynard Hospital John Frydenlund Farmington Norway John Martin J. E. Byrne White Sulphur Springs A. D. Huffman Carl Andrew Dale E. E. McArdle Seattle Alaska Olaf B. Rogne Mary Baxter Sun River Justice of Peace J. G. Jackson L. E. Taylor

Montana Power Sues Over Missouri River Water Rights

The Montana Power company files suit in Helena against the Broad water Missouri Water Users association and the state water conservation board to settle rights to Missouri river water. The Broad water project near Toston aims to irrigate about 21 000 acres at an estimated 900 000 dollar cost, with contracts due by June 1. The power firm argues river withdrawals for irrigation could limit power generation downstream. officials counter there is enough water for both needs.

Montana Power Company Helena U. S. District Court Broadwater-Missouri Water Users’ Association State Water Conservation Board Publiic Works Administration Toston Townsend Water Users’ Association Power Company Missouri Water Conservation Board

President to address Montana Medical convention in Butte

Dr Rock Sleyster of Wauwatosa Wisconsin president of the National Medical Association will address the Montana Medical Association at its annual convention June 28 29 and 30 in Butte This marks the third time the national president has been entertained by the state group Dr J C McGregor of Great Falls is state association president and Dr Harold W Gregg of Butte is president elect.

Montana Medical Association Butte Rock Sleyster Wauwatosa Wisconsin National Medical Association J. C. McGregor Great Falls Harold W. Gregg

Mrs Sutton Leaves on East Vacation with Sons

Mrs. Charlotte M. Sutton departs for a summer trip through the east accompanied by her sons Leon and Robert.

Charlotte M. Sutton East Leon and Robert

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DR. Salsbury Choteau Drug CO Feary’ Wenttn Tate Citizens State Bank Chateau, Mont Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation San Francisco California Kaye Laurens Patricia McMillan Bettina Norberg Georgina Wells Glacier Park COLLINS /BOOSTER CLUB Grand Circle Tours Milwaukee Road New York and Sea Veire The FORD Ford V
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