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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
7
In a crowded room eight women gamble over a man’s fate amid a lively bridge session. Rosalind Burney faces scrutiny as rivals recall her past and birthdays amid sharp wit and flirtatious banter, while others reveal bad romance histories and a tense social web.
Editorials lament the killing of John F. Arena, Italian language publisher in Chicago, who exposed traitorous Italians. The piece argues patriots are slain by foreign agents and urges drastic action now to halt the pattern. It notes Arena recently became a citizen and wrote against traitors in La Tribuna.
Montana State College extension outlines eight propositions for durable agriculture in the north central region. Emphasizes farmer character, diversification for living, wheat as major cash crop, large acreage with cheap land, efficient labor, tillage and inter cropping, and building reserves for bad years. Also notes irrigation runoff and contract with seasonal variability.
The text warns that German submarine toll in the Atlantic could nullify Allied efforts. If subs rise, Britain may run short of food and essential military supplies, jeopardizing resistance. It notes Japan’s actions prevent shifting the fleet while the threat persists.
State Selective Service Director E. M. Birely urges employers to stay informed on registrants and action statuses. The notice emphasizes maintaining accurate records for all registrants and updates to coverage by local employers.
A terse remark notes that soft responses may fail when facing a harsh news narrative. The line suggests that gentleness does not neutralize severity and emphasizes the need for direct handling of difficult events.
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