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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
2
Clarence Carmen was arrested for a shooting at a local Alcoholics Anonymous meeting near Nishnabotna Missouri. Police described the incident as a confrontation inside the meeting place with no injuries reported.
Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance will defend you in such an action and pay the damages up to the limit of your policy. The policy covers legal costs and settlements as defined by the contract terms, offering financial protection against claims arising from accidents and injuries.
County ASC Chairman Turnbull warns farmers with 1954 crop wheat under price support loans or purchase agreements that loans mature on March 31. CCC will take over unredeemed warehouse loans on April 1 and sale of stored grain must occur by then. Other 1954 crops have a April 30 deadline.
Two cattle lice, a male and a female, can produce nearly 24 million offspring in six months.
Home demonstration clubs will discuss guarding family happiness in March. Training Feb 28 emphasized reducing home hazards to limit injuries, with tips on child safety in kitchens, storage of poisons, safe tools, and stairway gates to protect toddlers and preschoolers.
A toddler struggles to go up and down stairs while a car stalls at a railroad crossing. Police note most accidents occur in daylight with good weather and road conditions, underscoring the need for cautious behavior.
Montana highway patrol attributes 28 fatal crashes this year to pilot error. Seventeen drivers and four passengers died as cars veered off roads, plus four more fatalities in two-car collisions. One person died when a car overturned on the highway and another was killed in a separate incident.
Montana received a $406,618 BLM check as its share of bonuses royalties and rentals on federal mineral leases. The funds totaling $29,378,140 were collected from public lands used in 22 states and Alaska.
A check was presented to Governor J Hugo Aronson by Robert D Neilson a supervisor from Billings.
Montana sees a drop in polio cases in 1955 with only three reported in the first seven weeks, down from 21 in the same period in 1954. State health officials note the year begins with no cases at last count.
The falls, reportedly the world’s highest at 2810 feet, are located in Natal in the Union of South Africa.
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