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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
3
The Ipait Path Assembly of God in Dutton announces weekly services with a Young People service at 7 30 p m on weekdays, a Saturday 2 pm children’s service, and a Sunday 7 30 pm evangelistic service. Miss Phyllis Davis and Miss Ruby Holstrom are ministers in charge inviting attendance.
St. Joseph's Parish Choteau announces Palm Sunday March 25 1945 with Masses at Bynum 11:00. Palms blessed and distributed before Mass. Holy Week services begin 7:45 pm on Holy Thursday Good Friday and Holy Saturday. Evening services 7:30 pm Wednesday Friday and Sunday. Confessions next Saturday 7:30 to 8:30 pm. Rev James J Sheerin Pastor.
The article describes wartime sheep ranching challenges as experienced lambing crews grow scarce. It details tasks from drop corrals to lambing sheds, incubating chilled lambs, feeding, docking, shearing, and herding. It notes coyotes as a threat and highlights wool and meat production for American forces.
The notice outlines ration stamp validity through June 30 for tokens E2 to J2 and others. It lists processed foods stamps with last-use dates in March and April, sugar stamp dates in June and May, gasoline and fuel oil coupon terms, and butter set-aside quotas for April and May with civilian creamery butter shortages compared to February and March.
Stocking manufacturers worry that the Bobby-sock fad and leg paint may endure after the war. They fear many women may embrace both the style and cost savings, potentially shaping consumer demand for longer.
The page promises to answer three questions about the best-fed, best-clothed fighting force, the 1944 share of the Swift sales dollar for producers, and methods for reviving chilled lambs on a modern sheep ranch.
A Collins community column covers substitutes in correspondence, local birthdays for March, Red Cross event profits, and travel notes. Ada Banis welcomes a newborn son in Great Falls and Ira Thompson mourns a son’s service loss, while school St Patrick’s Day events and local shoppers are reported. Insecticide supplies are forecast to match last year.
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