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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
6
The Montana state agriculture department warns aspiring settlers not to buy farms without experience. Seek seasonal farm work to gain practical knowledge, or lease for three years with option to buy, or one year with renewal. For modest means, lease irrigated land near markets and study districts before committing.
The article notes improving wheat prospects for Montana growers as world supply and demand balance near year end. It cites Argentina Australia and Canada crops, effects of U S market actions on speculation, and rising Montana prices around 1.20 a bushel influenced by US crop prospects and European demand.
Announcement says 200 wounded ex service men will attend the Disabled American Veterans of the World War convention in Great Falls March 27 and 28. Most attendees will come from state schools where disabled men train. Railroad officials report a round trip fare of one half will apply for the convention.
The Montana Department of Agriculture warns seed retailers to follow the act regulating seed sales. Inspections will sample and test stocks for conformity. labels must show seed name, variety, germination, impurity and inert matter, origin, and seller details. Penalties range from 10 to 500 dollars. Citizens may mail seed samples to the Bozeman laboratory for free analysis. Helena bids will soon be sought for the Great Falls fish hatchery at Giant Springs with site donated by Montana Power and partial funding.
Miss Lou Alta Melton of Missoula a year and a half with the bureau of public roads office there is being transferred to the San Francisco office. A graduate of the University of Colorado school of engineering she is believed to be the only woman bridge builder in America if not in the world.
Montana state highway commission proposes to maintain all federal-aid roads within counties and pay half the cost if county commissioners accept the plan. The commission, led by George W. Lanstrim, would oversee roughly 600 miles and has $60,000 set aside to cover its share.
The report announces P. George Poore as maintenance engineer in charge of 600 miles of roads for the highway commission. Poore brings extensive road construction and maintenance experience, formerly serving as engineer for Lewis and Clark county. A broader national uprising and political commentary accompany the piece.
The clinic promotes a full range of contemporary dental devices including a special X-ray department to deliver high quality work at moderate cost.
The article contrasts cheerful sanitary modern dental offices and laboratories with older ill ventilated dirty facilities. It emphasizes that every procedure must satisfy the practitioner and patient.
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