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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
8
Roy F. Morgan of the Teton County Agricultural Conservation committee urged farmers planning flax seed plantings this spring to reduce acreage by one third. The move aligns with a 1949 flax production goal and ample domestic and world supplies.
Four Chateau high school students Betty Phillips Helen Tangen Barbara Mozer and Margaret Montague attended high school week in Bozeman with Supt C Graham. They toured the state capitol visited the college campus stayed in housing and ate in the 1011 building. Barbara Mozer led the group with the top score on Friday tests and blue ribbon earned.
A large turnout attended the Teton county Farmers Union gathering last Friday at Moose Hall in Chateau. The evening featured dinner by the Ladies of the Moose, musical numbers by Ed Oberwolte and Charles Averill with his mother, and a talk by Frieda Schroder on National Home Demonstration week. Mrs. Mildred Stoltz led songs and spoke on the Farmers Union, asking members to explain the union to others.
The Teton county AAA committee will attend a meeting in Great Falls on Thursday May 5. Elevator operators and representatives from CCC and state PMA offices will discuss delivery procedures and settlement of CCC loans and purchase agreements.
At a Pendroy gathering, Mrs Stoltz urged equal opportunity for all and an end to prejudices, calling for better health, schools, and world peace. Miss Parker and Mrs Averill led songs, and Ben Peden thanked volunteers. Dick Fields won a scholarship trip to a National Citizenship Encampment in New York City.
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