Bole Farmers Union to Hold April Meeting
The Bole Farmers' union plans its monthly business meeting at the hall on Wednesday evening April 4. All members, old and new, are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
8
The Bole Farmers' union plans its monthly business meeting at the hall on Wednesday evening April 4. All members, old and new, are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
F F A members in Teton County staged a Lions Club meeting program led by M K Luther. A cowboy quartet with Lester George and others performed, along with an "Use of Leisure" talk by Jerome Toneyes and three boxing exhibitions.
Dan Whetstone, publisher of the Pioneer Press, says Cut Bank faces crowding due to a spring boom and lack of hotel rooms. He noted late arrivals wandering the streets seeking accommodations during a visit to Great Falls.
Arrivals on late trains linger on streets as hotels fill nightly. housing strains grow with spring activity. Whetstone cites building contractor opportunities for bungalows and cheap apartments to ease the shortage, with oil-well success boosting local optimism.
Thirteen presidents reached age seventy or more. John Adams lived to ninety, Thomas Jefferson eighty three, James Madison eighty five, James Monroe seventy three, John Quincy Adams eighty, Andrew Jackson seventy eight, Martin Van Buren seventy nine, John Tyler seventy one, Millard Fillmore seventy four, James Buchanan seventy seven, Rutherford B Hayes seventy, Grover Cleveland seventy one, and William Howard Taft seventy two.
The dingo, Australia’s wild dog, is captured by natives as a pup and trained to hunt. Unlike the wolf, the trained dingo remains loyal to its master. In the wild, dingoes hunt in packs and can wipe out whole sheep flocks overnight.
A jumble of classified notices includes wants for a milk cow a responsible ranch hand and a rental room in Gorham Block plus sale listings for a Hobson addition bungalow and four lots. Farm machinery wheat oats barley a 110 ft disc harrow are offered by Teton Implement Co along with household items a console Victrola and furniture. Also listed is used car bargains a 1932 V eight coach 1928 Chevy coach and a 1931 Model A Tudor from L E Taylor Garage. A quotation from Schenectady Gazette closes the item.
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