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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
2
The notice states a subscription price of 2.00 dollars per year in advance, with foreign country deliveries priced at 2.50 dollars annually. Canada is excluded from the higher rate.
Senator J W Schnitzler of Froid says farmers must back the farm act not treat it lightly. He notes new loan powers for the Farmers National Grain Corp will ease grain price swings and help cooperatives access needed funds amid market fluctuations.
The article explains that the census bureau provides the press with material about the upcoming census to inform the public. It asserts the government’s careful, non haphazard approach to the census and emphasizes enumeration as a statistical effort to improve citizens lives. It calls on all Americans to support enumerators as a patriotic duty.
Bynum Gilbert Agee visited Chateau Friday while Andrew Packer, now assisting Paul Kropp with lambing duties, was staying at the Howell home. A party honored Ralph Bingham Thursday night with many local residents present. The Bynum Dramatic Co directed by Wilson Moore performed at Agawam Friday night and reported a good crowd and dance with Pierces orchestra. Several locals attended the high school operetta, including Joseph Moss and wife and Claude Eddington and wife. Ed Noble, lumber yard manager, was called to Chateau Friday for a sick child. Don Brittian filled in. Patricia Watson is ill with suspected scarlet fever. Alfred Campbell received 500 chick shipments this week and reports good progress. Venetta Howell, Tillian Agee, and Helen Poore spent the weekend with their parents. A sale by G. W. Brown drew a large crowd Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bliss and son Charles visited Agawam from Great Falls Thursday. Bishop Barlow of Simms conducted business in the area Friday and Saturday. Wilson Moore, Claude Eddington, and Emerson Roweley visited Conrad Saturday. A farewell for Bob Gordon and family was held Friday night with a fine time reported. Thomas Paterzick and family arrived from Ians er Idaho Saturday night. roads were in fair condition. His brother-in-law David Mortensen arrived with a carload of cattle.
North west of Agawam residents were sighted Friday night as John E. Lee and Sam Burke visited Choteau on a weekend trip.
Assistant Forest Supervisor A D Moir announces Camp Jefferson near Neihart opens June 29 and runs through August 24. Details cover dress, bedding, tents, health tent, meals, hikes, and transport. Fees range from 7 to 48 dollars for up to eight weeks with contingencies and refunds. Sunday visits by parents and scouts allowed with meals at 50 cents.
Allan Crawford of Dover Idaho arrives to take charge of the Ford department at the T J Cheetham Implement store. He and Mrs Crawford drove from Sand Point Idaho through rough roads and will reside with the Cheethams until suitable living quarters are found.
The report notes Mrs. Elmer Phillips and family visiting Francis Heights with children attending Sunday school. Doris Jones called on Mrs. Cleve Loney. Anna and Velma Thomas cleaned the schoolhouse Saturday. Robert Sheppard and son hauled coal for Pendroy school and for himself. Jay Gitchell collected Winona and Winona Roberts at Chateau. Charley Thomas visited his mother. Mrs. Sheppard and son sewed with Mrs. Elsie Friday afternoon.
Tuesday visitation at the S D Jones home. A G Roberts hauled flat rocks from Dick Nugeris. Robert Sheppard delivered two tons of coal for Highview school. Wayne Gitchell ill but returned to school. Pendroy Farmers Union meeting attended by Elmer Phillips D Nugen and A D Roberts. various visits to E Jones Great Falls Choteau Conrad and Pendroy for community events and operetta.
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