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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
2
The paper lists yearly rates of 2.25 within Teton County and 2.50 elsewhere, six month rates of 1.25 in county and 1.50 out of county, and 3.00 per year for foreign countries including Canada, all payable in advance.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt urged support for the Mighty Seventh War Loan, calling for $14 billion in bonds and stressing higher production and widespread bond ownership to back troops. He noted millions already invest and urged all citizens to buy and hold war bonds to speed victory.
Guidance on finishing shoes with straight heels to prevent deformation and extend longevity. Emphasizes avoiding pullout of heels that warps shape and accelerates wear.
A wheat farmer with $30,000 cash considers war bonds as a steadier postwar income. The speaker suggests investing in War Bonds for a $200 a month future check, plus lump sums for operations and equipment, as a retirement and risk hedge. The message urges self-reliance and warns against speculation.
The coffee plant originated in East Africa and spread through Arabia and Europe to Java before arriving in South America, shaping a global industry. It notes that Brazil now furnishes about two thirds of world coffee production.
Lawrence Van Bolcum 25 son of Mr and Mrs Joe Van Bolcum Fairfield Montana is stationed at AAF Redistribution Station No 4 Santa Ana Army Air Base He served since August 19 1941 went overseas January 1942 and earns a Unit Citation five battle stars and Asiatic Pacific theatre ribbons He serves as a mechanic with the 5th Air Force.
AN AIR SERVICE COMMAND DEPOT England describes Myron F. LeDesky son of Mr and Mrs J L LeDesky Farmington taking advanced technical training and aircraft maintenance refresher courses at a large repair and modification depot. Soldiers from the United States and allied nations including England France Holland Czechoslovakia Australia Canada and others train together.
Mrs. Beck and Mrs. John Toenyes hosted Sunday dinner with the Berndt family and the Nelsons. Al Bressler of San Bernardino visited Schaefer home. Joes Primus hosted guests including Schaefer family and Wittke. John and Jerome Toenyes shopped in Great Falls. Lucille Primus and sister Irene visit parents. Ben Ramum of Cut Bank visited Schaefer home. Lucille Primus vacation visit with Gladys Lympus at Collins school.
Notice to creditors and others with claims against the estate of William A. Davis deceased. Claims must be shown within four months after first publication to the administrator R. E. Nelson at Bert I. Packer in the Larson building Chateau Montana. May 5 1945.
Estate of Ressa M Ranum deceased calls all creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication to Administrator Wilbur P Werner at his Cut Bank Montana office for estate business. Also estate of Selma Beringer deceased asks claimants to file with W E Arnot at Conrad Montana by four publication dates in May 1945.
A notice item lists patents licenses warranty deeds and quit claim transfers between April 28 and May 5. Individuals and entities include Peter L. Hames Katherine Morhardt Henry G Morhardt Union Central Life Insurance Co John G Cameron Hugh A Cameron Darrell Doheny Wm Massey Valera Massey J W Parker Pearl B Parker Mae Z Lake Wm Grossman L P Carlstrom Fred Ritzschke Edmond V Petri C K Malone Alice Petri S2SE NEY etc. The entries cover multiple parcels and lots with price tags typically one dollar and various lot and block identifiers across towns including Fairfield Choteau and Orig Townsite. An oil and gas lease release is noted for The Texas Company to Wm F Miller. The quieting title action Sun River Co versus Geo W Cady et al is also recorded.
Otto Wagnild comes from Hel ena to spend the weekend at home and handle local business.
City notices follow health rules ordering removal of trash and unsightly materials to the dump. Intensive cleanup and beautification efforts are designated for May 7 through May 19, with citizen cooperation requested.
City trucks will be available free of charge to remove materials to the dump for two weeks. This service ends after May 19, so residents should burn burnable items on site to save time and cost. Materials must be in the alley ready for pickup on May 7 or soon after by order of the city council.
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