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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
7
F M Harrington of Montana State College notes potato yields improve with treble superphosphate and ammoniated phosphate when applied beneath the soil surface. If planter attachments are unavailable, farmers can broadcast or drill fertilizer on the surface and plow to about five inches to achieve effective results.
Advertisement for pattern 335 offering a wide strap dress with optional button trim and contrast jacket, plus a sports frock in pique or sharkskin for active wear. Sizes 12 14 16 18 and 16 require 3 yards 35 inch fabric. Order includes 15 cents, write size name address and style number to Pattern Department 70 Fifth Avenue New York.
One hundred and seventy-three students at Montana State University earned straight A grades this term, led by nine students on the honor roll. Names include Dave Bostwick, Mansy Cecil Brown of Stevensville, Irene Pappas of Butte, Betty Ratcliff of Hot Springs, Frances Seul, Leonard Smith of Spoorane, White, Missoula, and Jack Donaldson.
Businessmen offer prizes valued at $100 to spark interest in the vermin eradication contest between the Cut Bank Rodane Gun club and the Toole County Sportsmen's association. Prizes go to the best hunters of predatory birds among the four local teams. A housing project for workers is mentioned with a large brick order quoted.
A grass fire started by stubble flames jumped a fire guard and swept about three-quarters of a mile by three miles across Genevieve area range land. Ole Swalheim fought the blaze solo initially before neighbors and about 60 men aided, lasting four hours to containment. The fire threatened Maurice Arnold's range and the Clair Duncan ranch.
The text argues that all living beings contend for survival and that species regulate each other. It cautions that removing restraints allows a species to proliferate unchecked and that humans have suffered consequences by upsetting nature's balance.
The piece critiques Governor Ford s policy banning liquor brokers and paid representatives in Montana. It notes any distillery selling to the state must sign an agreement prohibiting broker salaries or secret deals, effectively eliminating paid liquor reps and diminishing the governor s influence in the liquor business.
A Billings veterinarian reports two thirds of 1886 Mexican cattle loaded at El Paso for Sultz and Knutsh survived a snow storm that swept across Montana and Wyoming. About 180 died in transit near Sheridan and 320 perished in the yards at Custer. the rest on the range near Sand Springs appeared to recover.
Sire selection should mirror the ewe type for rapid flock improvement. Choose rams with strength in the ewes’ main weak points to enhance overall quality.
The Missoula County Times praises Governor Ford for moving the whisky business out of the governor's office and predicts his actions may reshape Montana politics. The piece notes a new type of leadership and anticipates further impact before the next election.
Dr. G. D. Shallenberger, director of summer sessions at Montana State University, outlines a program emphasizing experience in social work and administration for students. The note highlights dedication to community service and practical training during the summer term.
Montana lawmakers questioned the 1941 statute affecting miscellaneous revenue and the state general fund. Attorney General John W. Bonner ruled the park fund is not abolished and its expenditure method remains unchanged, as requested by Rut Parker of Missoula.
Fragmentary text discusses cultivation, growth, smother crop options, and chemical application but lacks a complete narrative, dates, places, or named entities to identify a specific event or notice.
Fragmentary text indicates plans to improve a department with reorganized units and new principles in social case work. The snippet mentions course restructuring and emphasis on core concepts, but lacks full details or context.
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