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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
6
Guidance on row spacing from 2 inches to 3 feet for different crops, emphasizing uniform spacing and practical cultivation. Advice covers hills versus rows, seed sowing with sand, and post sowing soil tamping to ensure germination. Includes a safety reminder to drive carefully.
Anaconda, Montana. Mrs. John Cromer led the state junior club selections for the General Federation of Women's Clubs triennial in Atlantic City May 19 to 23. Marion Smith of Fort Benton was second and Mrs. D. J. Hopper of Laurel third. Zada Bridges, Lewistown junior secretary for the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs, announced the winners.
A man may ignore painful truth about himself but rarely blocks news about a neighbor, revealing human bias. The remark highlights willingness to hear about others while avoiding self-sight.
The article explains how chilling and sudden temperature or humidity changes threaten chick lungs and bowels. It describes how a chilled chick develops lung congestion and white diarrhea from stressed kidneys, with bacteria thriving if not treated. Immediate inhalant spray is advised to stimulate mucus secretion.
Plans are underway for the annual district meeting of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to be held in Deer Lodge on Saturday, June 7. The notice appears with other brief items on regional events and local developments.
Supt. J E Danielson reports Three new teachers join Scobey staff for next year. Christine Goss of Denver Wyoming will teach fifth grade and coach girls athletics. John Morgan of Roundup will teach industrial arts. Olive Dugan transfers from Forestad school to fourth grade. The text notes there are 158 national forests totaling 174000000 acres.
Helena Howard and Gladys Peterson reported finding a cache of watches and fountain pens while walking on the hills outside the city. Police are investigating whether the items were stolen from Guthrie, with no exact count or value given.
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