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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

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Short V mail from Seaman Don Nordhagen in May

Don Nordhagen seaman first class aboard the U S S California writes May 16 that he is well and doing okay He misses the old shop and hopes to be back listening to the familiar machine noises One of three Nordhagen brothers in service Lt John Nordhagen with the air forces in India Burma Robert a fireman first class with amphibious forces in Africa or Europe Pvt Andy Jenson training as aerial gunner and radioman at Sioux Falls South Dakota later noted as continued on page 5

O. K Don Nordhagen U. S. S. California Don Ole Nordhagen Tenet Teton Acantha Q. K Pvt Andy Jenson A. S. Jenson Bynum Sioux Falls S. D—or

Farmers to Build Vegetable Oil Crush Plant at Conrad

Brady Mont June 5 1944 news item reports plans by about 50 oil seed farmers to establish an oil crushing plant at Conrad with total cost around 560000. Capital stock of 5850 funded. aim to raise 60000 more in weeks ahead. War Production Board and War Food Administration approvals obtained.

Brady, Mont Chateau Acantha Teton County Yorus K. B. Copenhaver, Pres Farmers Union Vegetative Oil Cooperative Conrad War Production Board War Food Administration Montana Farmers Union Exchange, Inc St. Paul Farmer’s Union Vegetable Oil Cooperative K. B. Copenhaver Leo Doheny J. W. Lowry Art Habel John Toenyes Pondera County

Waste Drives Urge Full War Material Return

A wartime appeal from the State Salvage Committee and J. W. Breen of the Teton County Salvage Committee urges every farm, home, and factory to return all waste fat, paper, iron, and steel to prevent delays in front line supply. The letter stresses shortages since July 1943 and warns that a 75 percent effort locally cannot match front line needs without total national effort.

Lions Hear Fabrick on Trip to Capital

Chateau Lions gathered Tuesday as D. P. Fabrick spoke on his Washington D C trip as a member of the State Water Conservation board. The board, backed by Gov. Ford, opposes proposed federal statutes that could cut irrigation in Montana. Officers elected for the year include Bob Savage president John Dunckel 1st vice C D McDonald 2nd vice C G Monkman secretary Lion tamer C Passmore tail twister Rev Grandal and directors W J Shirley Joe Briscoe with J W Breen and K E Sturgis holding over.

D. P. Fabrick Washington, D. C State Water Conservation Board Gov. Ford Montana Chateau Lions Bob Savage John Dunckel C. D. McDonald CG. G. Monkman Lion Tamer C. Passmore Rev. Grandal W. J. Shirley Joe Briscoe J. W. Breen K. E. Sturgis

Now or Never War Bond Drive Call Urges Extra Support

A wartime appeal stresses the duty of Americans to boost the Fifth War Loan Drive beyond prior quotas. It cites the sacrifice at Tarawa and urges triple their usual Bond purchases to complete the fighting effort.

County Commissioners Name Election Judges and Polling Places

The Teton county board of county commissioners set judges for the July 18 primary and November election and designated polling places. Choteau Precinct 1 judges include W E Howard and others with Choteau public school as the polling place. Precinct 2 lists Ruby Looney and others with the Courthouse basement as polling place. Precinct 3 names T G Doheny and Magdalene Lowery with Doheny School as polling place. Precinct 4 lists Art Tesch and others with Community hall as polling place. Precinct 5 names Otto Swanson and others with Dry Forks School as polling place. Precinct 6 names George Toeckes and others with Power school as polling place. Precinct 7 lists Julia Gaare and others with City Hall as polling place. Precinct 8 lists R C Thompson and others.

Teton County Board of County Commissioners Choteau Precince W. E. Howard J. L. Gleason Cora E. Cohoe Lorna Hoffman KE .G. Cardell Choteau Public School Choteau Ruby Looney Mayme B. Nelson Mabel Brown Agnes B. Franklin Agnes S. Dale Doheny T. G. Doheny Leo Doheny Magdalene Lowery Doheny School Base Art Tesch M. L. Standish R. N. Lear Community Hall Dry Forks Otto Swanson Clarence D. Connor J. W. Hightower Dry Forks Sch. Power George Toeckes Mary. Anderson Adam P. Dahlman Power School Fairfield Julia Gaare Harriet Morgan Gladys Pineaio Eae Alice Farrell Harry W City Hall Collins Ieapar R. C. Thompson R. H. Mayer I. N. Caskey

Crop Outlook for Teton County Improves With Growing Feed

County Agent Glen Baird says 1944 production goals will be met as farmers use all land labor and machinery. Recent rains boosted ranges and grain crops while Sun River beet acreage rises and irrigation expands. Mexican labor aids thinning on sugar beet fields as dryland help is secured through extension offices. Grazing outlook on Blackfeet reservation improves and 1944 livestock production should use all available feed resources with ample feed grains expected.

Teton County Glen Baird Great Falls Blackfeet

Registration List in County Shows Drop of 745

The county clerk reports 2,582 registered voters for the upcoming July 18 primary, a decline of 745 from 1942. Many names appear but are not in county due to war work elsewhere or service with the armed forces.

Teton County Geo. A. Carroll

Business Houses to Close in Chateau on July 2 3 and 4

At a City Hall meeting presided by C B Wedum Chateau businessmen voted to close stores on July 2 3 and 4 with garages and service stations arranging their own schedules. The group also urged closure on June 22 from 1 to 2 30 p m for the Gore Field Band concert as part of a war drive.

C. B. Wedum Wedum Gore Field K. E. Sturgis Civil Aeronautics Authority Great Falls

Seven Seek Officials in Teton County Race Fields

Seven candidates in Teton County filed for office across multiple posts. Lyle H. Stanish of and Bob represent Republican bid for state representative to succeed himself while Charles W. Field and Al Udin both seek Democratic nominations. Helen Johnson runs for assessor, James Peebles for county commissioner, James Van Cleave for county clerk, and Ross Roberts joins the race for county clerk on the Republican ticket this morning.

Teton County Lyle H. Standish Bob Charles W. Field Pendrey al Udin Fairfield Helen Johnson Choteau James Peebles James van Cleave Ross Roberts

Teton Opens Fifth War Bond Drive with Strong Start

Teton county begins the Fifth War Bond drive set to run through July 18. Early figures are not available. individuals face a $279,000 quota and corporations $167,000. An army band from Great Falls will perform next Thursday afternoon at 1:30 to 2:36.

Teton Great Falls

Big Annual Farmers Union Picnic Set for June 25

State Senator Paul Rice and Charles Fields Sr visited Choteau from Pendroy and discussed the upcoming Teton County Farmers Union picnic to be held June 25 at Freeman Grove, Freeman Ranch southeast of Choteau. Associate Justice Lief Erickson will headline as governor candidate and speaker.

Paul Rice Chas. Fields Pendroy Fields Teton Co. Farmers Union Freeman Grove Freeman Ranch Chateau Lief Erickson The Acantha Committee On Arrangements

Choteau Scouts shine at big state camporal inspection

Four Choteau patrol leaders plus three youths attended the state Scout camporal in Helena with nearly 600 Boy Scouts from Montana and Idaho. The Chateau delegation, led by Hugh Stillman and Jack Fahey, earned a B rating for their camp inspection as state officials staged a day of democratic leadership and youth training amid wartime.

Choteau Henry Helf Victor Pelletier Helena Montana Idaho Calgara Chateau Scouts Hugh Stillman Jack Fahey Jimmy Jackson Carlton Dahlin Helf State Highway Patrol Pelletier Chateau Bradford P. Datsony

Marriage License Granted for Rossmiller and Habel

Leonard Rossmiller aged 18 of enou and Grace Habel aged 19 of Dutton obtained a marriage license, listing both parties in the official record.

Marrige Leonard Rossmiller Enou Grace Habel Dutton

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Andy Teton County Salvage Committee State Salvage Committee Gallatin Valley Chris Beck Fabrick America Tarawa EL Lca al Rieckhoff Insurance Agency Pelletier Chevrolet CO Dial Oil Company Barton Motor Sales F. G. Curtis MoNtana-DaKota Utilities Company George Sollid A. J. Ringen Dutton Cafe T. J. Cheetham & Son Dutton Co-Operative ,Assn. Dutton Teton Co F. U Henry
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