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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter. Member Montana State Press Association Subscription two dollars per year in advance in foreign countries except Canada two fifty.
Harry Brooks muses on the longing for freedom from school and work schedules as summer vacation arrives. He contrasts the joy of unsystematic leisure with the discipline of routine, noting that even grownups envy youth’s chance to roam and dream.
The Prince of Wales told about 4,000 Manchester industrialists that Britain falls behind in advertising. He cited American boosting methods as effective and pointed to North America as a major source of U.S. sales success, urging a clearer, more vigorous British approach.
Bozeman June 3 Calves fed on skim milk require added feeds to cover missing fattening properties caused by separation. J O Tretsven Montana State College extension specialist advises keeping calves on whole milk until grain is eaten, teaching four week olds to eat grain, and gradually shifting to skim milk. By three to six months, calves should consume 18 to 24 pounds of skim milk daily. Montana grains like corn barley wheat and oats pair well with skim milk. suggested rations include rolled barley or corn with oats and bran, or rolled corn and oats with linseed meal, plus legume and grass hays. A simpler mix uses four parts rolled barley or corn with six parts oats, best with alfalfa hay. Roughage choice matters. alfalfa is more satisfying for younger calves. Emphasizes feeding more fresh hay than eaten to prevent selective feeding.
Premium Center Elizabeth McClean enjoys a short vacation with schoolmate Miss Elvira Dash field. The town hosted a record community birthday party at Clyde Baquet's home near Collins last Friday night. Mrs N W Edwards and daughter are on the ranch. A light rain measured about one sixteenth of an inch fell at Collins last week. Caskey Huisenga and Svenson loaded a car of wheat from Collins last week. Mr and Mrs McClean drove to Great Falls on Monday. Jo Michel, our teacher, returned home last Sunday. her friend Mr Nelson picked her up by auto. Nelson is an auto mechanic who fixed Michel’s timer and tuned McClean’s Pontiac to purr like a Rolls Royce. Miss Michel hopes for a better position. Two weeks ago Mr Inbody brought two trout three and four pounds caught by his son Glen on the first fishing day.
Montana reports 3,952,998 bushels of wheat stored on May 1, down from March 1 by 3,132,890. Elevators and mills hold 3,070,229 bushels, terminals 500,141, transit storage 8,979, and regular transit 375,629. Outstanding tickets total 2,143,871, with cash advances at $483,836. flax, barley, rye, and oats show smaller held balances and tickets.
The Farmers Union Terminal Association reports rains and winds eased dry soil in the Northwest but conditions stay uneven. Minnesota wheat growth is slow but roots are developing. eastern South Dakota and North Dakota show favorable prospects while western North Dakota and eastern Montana face soil blowing and moisture gaps. Wheat acreage in western North Dakota likely falls 25–30 percent as farmers heed production-cut advice. May frost hurt late flax reseeding occurred. Montana crop prospects improved except eastern counties.
A testimonial from Nellie Simpson of Swissvale Pennsylvania claiming a 102 pound loss in 14 months using Kruschen Salts. She emphasizes a lifelong weight loss outcome, cost of $25, and urges others to try the product while noting age and appearance improvements. The ad promotes half teaspoon daily in hot water and dietary tweaks as the safe fat reducing method.
A Conrad fan group formed a baseball team for the coming season after reviewing prospects. Perry Withers of the Conrad Refining Co will supply uniforms in refinery colors. Veteran players join several newcomers as Max Rachac begins workouts and the team plans nightly practice and field prep for an early game.
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