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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
Dayton resident Miss Rea M Haines reports rapid weight loss after using Kruschen Salts, stating a 7 pound drop in one week and continued loss through her eighth jar. The ad promotes morning doses in hot water and promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane will not foreclose on delinquent mortgages unless circumstances demand it. President E. M. Ehrhardt notes the bank helped 31,500 borrowers with about 90 million dollars in loans, prioritizing repayment and farm upkeep to sustain land.
Tennessee county agents assisted 210 co operative marketing associations in selling 2.515 million dollars worth of farm products during the last year.
Barton W. S. Armstrong, 86, veteran stockman and longtime Treasurebelt resident since 1899, died at his Great Falls home after several months illness. He was one of Montana’s best known sheepmen and a respected livestock authority, recognized by eastern and central commission firms. Bowles Livestock Commission once dedicated its official publication to him as “the grand old sheepman.”
Montana State College extension agronomist Sam Sloan says red clover seed could become a profitable income source in the Intermountain region. Lone Pine in Sanders County leads trials with varieties from Tennessee Kentucky and Ohio, including Kentucky 101, which showed strong hardiness and generated seed inquiries from a Kentucky seed company. The crop offers a high unit value and could reduce dependence on imported forage seed, aligning with the region’s suitability and production tests.
A February report from Montana stockmen to the Crop Reporting Service notes cattle hold steady while sheep rise slightly. Hay supplies appear ample for spring barring severe cold. January was mild with minimal snow in the east and north, but a late cold wave brought subzero temps and some losses. The piece also recounts Bart Armstrong’s early life and extensive ranching career in Montana.
Deep snows in western Montana strain wild birds with hundreds weakened by hunger. Deputy Game Warden Elmer DeGolier disperses grain across the Flathead valley, totaling two to three tons in two weeks, hindered by drifting snow.
Western Montana ranches begin lambing as early as February with larger flocks at Mount Haggin near Anaconda and Douglas & White near Kalispell. The Mount Haggin flock, the United States largest registered Hampshire, may gain about 5000 head this year. Lambing momentum suggests a later start for many due to broadcast grazing. Lincoln and Sanders counties expect March 1 activity.
Walter Armstrong of Fairfield Webb Armstrong of Great Falls Urmey Arm strong of Medford Ore and Gayton Armstrong of Mahnomen Minn are listed along with Armstrong who still runs the original ranch bought by Mr Armstrong from W I Baker near Armington.
An advertisement promises non-specific relief for high blood pressure with a free trial of a $1 treatment from Dr. Hayes Ass'n. It claims rapid symptom improvement within three days and guarantees pay nothing unless greatly improved. The offer directs readers to send $1 after trial and notes safety with any diet.
A promotional remedy claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin regulates the body improves organ function and mood within two weeks. It touts herbs senna and pepsin as a stimulant, offering relief for headaches constipation auto intoxication and general sluggishness for all ages. It urges readers to try a bottle and compare results with prior health.
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