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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
6
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A dense listing shows a full day of radio programming with varied shows from weather forecasts to religious services and entertainment. Networks present music blocks, news, soap operas, and sports updates featuring hosts and programs like Arthur Godfrey, Wendy Warren, Beulah, and Bob Trout News across morning to late evening slots.
Fragmented OCR text shows stray phrases about weather forecast, partner names, and timestamps. Readable items include sporadic references to weather, farm clock, and names like Bernard and Ewing. The legible content is insufficient for a coherent event or outcome.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous radio shows and times from morning to late evening across multiple programs including Weather Forecasts Farmers Noon Hour Texaco News Arthur Godfrey Bob Trout Capitol Cloakroom News and various music and drama segments. It appears as a scattered station schedule with many program titles and times.
Dutton residents mark funeral for Mrs Ed Johnson and report local visits. Readers note card game and banquet details, births at Great Falls, road and weather travel, and temperance trip by Rev Leon Johnson to Washington DC. Community life spans families, schools, farms, and nearby towns.
History notes Theodore Roosevelt became president after McKinley in 1901 and won the 1904 election, later handing office to William Howard Taft in 1909.
During World War II Army Engineers laid enough petroleum pipe to circle the United States three times and used rails to build four standard gauge tracks from Washington D C to San Francisco. The lumber amount would require two freight trains spanning from Washington to the Pacific coast.
The article recalls a medieval etiquette rule to keep to the left to allow defenders to strike, a practice that aimed to protect pedestrians by exposing the right side to potential danger. It notes that this custom persisted in many European countries even after the sword gave way to firearms.
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