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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
8
A fragmented social commentary critiques media habits and public figures. References include Burt Wells Billie Burke and Il Duce, with jabs at phonograph ads speed laws and hot air from heated words. A human interest note cites a woman dying from heartbreak after alimony.
The article notes that growers receive market price at the time of advance with no recourse. The national association, via the federal farm board, earns 2 percent. A 6 percent handling charge applies to wool, and the association's loss will be spread over ten years through interest rate differences.
The Teton county high school board chose the 1931 1932 faculty last Thursday. Principal A B Guthrie was selected and only one English position remains unfilled. E L Kleffman was chosen as coach and mathematics teacher replacing Art Graber. Several teachers were re elected and two domestic science and music instructors were dropped from next year’s staff.
Collins Miss Nellie Armstrong of Brady visited Miss Dorothy and Leona Lockhart. The DeLos Moulten family of Chateau called at C. D. Baquet’s home. N. W. Edwards and wife plan a trip to Wenatchee Washington leaving Friday. Their daughter Mary E. accompanies them. The Teton river offers shade, cooling water and swimming holes for a pleasant outing with potential picnic spots and simple diving boards.
Notices require all stock brands recorded before January 1 1931 to be rerecorded in 1931 under Chapter 144 1921. fee is one dollar per brand. send drawings and certificates with fee to Recorder of Marks and Brands Livestock Commission Helena Montana. miss not rerecording leads to loss of title. also brief social note about M C Carver and family visiting Clarkson home in Chateau and Fort Benton.
County Agent Robert Clarkson and Miss Iona Davidson outline plans for an active 4-H year in Teton County. Enrollments target 200, up from 151 last year. new clubs include Clean Cooks at Bole, Humming Bird sewing in Diamond Valley, Live-up-to-Motto sewing in Chateau, and Dairy Calf clubs in Bynum and Farmington with leaders named. A camping trip for livestock clubs is planned in Sun River Canyon next month.
Mass prayers announced for June 14 at Chateau 9, Bynum 11, Power 9, Dutton 11 with no mass in Augusta. Communion and confirmation classes begin Monday June 15 at Dutton and Augusta. Daily times listed as twenty minutes past the hour.
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