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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1931
Page
5
Local shoppers see Hirshberg’s ads with 1 lb chocolate deviled cookies for 33c and 2 lbs asparagus for 32c. Visitors include Margaret Coucher of Missoula and H. H. Bell of Great Falls. Community notes cover hospital stays, a cement walk repair, and births and surgeries at Chateau hospital.
Classified notices advertise boys overalls at 79 cents, ladies patterns at 15 cents, seeds, hardware, feeds, and cleaning services. Local shops like Hirshberg's, Chateau Hardware Co, Porter's Stores, and Tom's Service Station promote clothing, groceries, footwear, home goods, photos, and greasing services amid notices of births, visits, and health updates from Deaconess hospital in Great Falls.
A record flock performance is reported with 264 ewes yielding 405 lambs, described as a notable achievement by local flockmasters. The note highlights the size of the flock and the high lamb output as a standout figure in farm production.
A Green farm unit a mile northeast of Bynum reported 276 ewes with 264 lambed by Tuesday and a total of 405 lambs, a production over 150 percent. The remaining 12 ewes’ outcome is still awaited. Other large lamb crops on the project were noted by D P Fabrick. Green’s ewes are Rambouillet Dor-Aon crosses bred to Hampshire.
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday March 29 with Church School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:15 led by the W H M S. Queen Esther girls present a short play. Epworth League meets at 7:00 p.m. Good Friday service at 8:00 p.m. Easter Sunday includes baptism rites and a special program for lower grades followed by the regular service and an all-departments evening service led by Minister E R Kaemmer.
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