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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
5
Officials report a new official low temperature reading for May. The data shows a 6.2 degrees lower bound on a recent Sunday, tying the area’s lowest May record with notable drops in 1948 and 1963. The article also notes updates on flower information and farm soil management topics.
The chemistry section compares raw rock phosphate and treble superphosphate, showing available phosphorus costs per pound. It notes Astraalus Ruby trials for livestock feed, stand challenges, and advises manure use and fertilizer applications for gardens. It also mentions receiving Commercial Feed reports and dog food analyses for study.
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce agreed to join Lions club in urging citizens to attend a flood control meeting set for May 25 in Lions club hall. Walter Henneford urged support, and the action was approved.
A two week schedule lists five teams by number Acantha Net School No 1 Choteau Drug High School No 2 Legion No 3 WEW No 4 and Shell Oil No 5. Matchups include No 4 vs No 1 May 10 11 No 2 vs No 4 May 12 No 1 vs No 3 May 13 No 3 vs No 5 May 14 No 5 vs No 2 May 17 No 3 vs No 2 May 18 No 1 vs No 5 May 19 No 3 vs No 4 May 20 and No 5 No 4 May 21.
A plea entered by a defendant linked to a case involving a stolen honeymoon train ticket amid a Winnipeg incident. Prosecutors described the matter as a theft or related offense connected to travel documents.
A fragment mentions Shelby and St Williams with a dinner hosted by Elks. It references Mrs Emme and Mrs Joe Tomayer along with Father Géannon, indicating a parish social or fundraising gathering.
The article notes a national average honey support price of 10.2 cents per pound for 1954, compares it to a 105 cent per pound support rate for 1983, and mentions parity targets and ASCS officer Kolstad explaining the 90 percent parity level. Applications should be filed at county ASC offices.
Public notice invites the community to a style show by classes 1 2 and 3 home economics students at Chateau High School on May 12 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium followed by a tea.
Choteau sophomores defeated Fairfield 84 to 36 on their home field. Leroy Schenck led visitors with 16 points and won javelin, shot put, discus, and placed in high jump and high hurdles. Wedum swept hurdles and sprints, Johnson and Lohse led pole vault, and Henneford tied for high jump while winning broad jump.
Classified ad offers a used motor scooter for 25 dollars. Contact by phone at 4479 or write Box 787 Choteau. 51-1te.
Bob's Time Shop of Chateau hosts an easy contest for students from elementary through high school. Participants predict annual miles a balance wheel travels while explaining the watch’s five heartbeat per second. Closest guess wins a watch. winner to be announced.
West Virginia has long led coal production since 1931 with Yop Producer at the forefront. The state dominates domestic coal output, sustaining regional employment and industrial activity.
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