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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
8
H J Knapp 54 a Greenfields farmer filed for county commissioner. He has lived in the state since 1910 and has three sons and three daughters. One son serves in Field Artillery. Knapp chairs the Greenfield Community Council and is active in local business and social affairs. He has raised cattle and farmed since arriving in the state.
Miss Dorothy Chapman long time housekeeper on the Tim Cooky ranch became the bride of Mr. L. H. Plant of the Yearen ranch near Browning. Justice J. G. Jackson officiated at the ceremony in Chateau with witnesses Eulalia Yeagen and R. B. Costello of Browning.
Alex Truchot is sick and Miss Henrietta Weist visits sister Mrs. Bill Eastwood in Fairfield. Miss Dorothy Breding visits Great Falls. Mrs. Arthur Weist returns from Kendrick Idaho after her niece’s funeral. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson born. Housecleaning day at the club house on June 10.
Memorial Day services went ahead indoors at the high school as rain kept the outdoor parade away. Col. Chas. L. Sheridan, highway patrol chief, delivered the principal address, marking the first time in 20 years rain prevented outdoor ceremonies.
Paul Ramstad a smelter worker in Great Falls was fined $100 in Justice Jacksons court Tuesday for drunken driving. Ramstad was driving with his brother to Chateau on a fishing trip when he failed to turn on the Great Falls highway seven miles south of Chateau. The car rolled end over end causing damage but no injuries. They were arrested on highway patrol complaint.
The June blue stamp foods for Montana includes corn meal shell eggs dried prunes hominy grits butter dry beans wheat flour and whole wheat flour enriched wheat flour fresh oranges fresh grapefruit dry onions and all fresh vegetables. Fresh vegetables exclude avocados melons rhubarb and Irish potatoes.
Bozeman June 2 ex extension horticulturist E E Isaac Montana State College warns gardeners that frequent sprinkling harms soil. A deep soak to 8 to 10 inches reduces evaporation and lowers irrigation frequency, while crust formation can hinder seedling emergence and root growth. Proper soil condition and seasonal needs guide irrigation.
Certificates for participation in the Treasury War Bond Savings Plan have been forwarded by Wm. H. to firms listed below for enrollment. The move broadens corporate involvement in government savings programs during wartime.
The Treasury Department urges employers to enroll every worker in saving 10 percent of income in War Savings Bonds and Stamps. Teton county firms receiving certificates include Teton Co. Department of Public Welfare Choteau Wedum's Federated Store Chateau T J Cheetham Dutton First National Bank Fairfield Sun River Electric Cooperative Inc Fairfield.
Hague Callister of the Agricultural Marketing Administration explains the U S Departments plan to inform consumers about Victory Food Specials. The program aims to conserve wartime food and help homemakers manage budgets while buying bonds.
Callister notes a large spring lettuce crop now being harvested with reasonable prices. The shift supports homemakers to feature salads for color and zest and to boost daily intake of green leafy vegetables as part of a balanced diet, aiding producers with steady supply and reduced waste.
For sale two baby cribs and a kerosene burner listed by Mrs Bud Taylor. Also for sale a four month old pure bred Holstein bull calf offered by J A Primus Power R1 Box 28.
The note advises cooking green vegetables uncovered with slightly more water to preserve color and strong flavored vegetables to modify flavor. Prices shown are 27e per pound and 23e per pound.
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