E L Jourdonnais Publisher and Owner
E L Jourdonnais is identified as owner and publisher of a weekly paper published every Thursday in Choteau Montana, noting second class mail status at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
6
E L Jourdonnais is identified as owner and publisher of a weekly paper published every Thursday in Choteau Montana, noting second class mail status at the local post office.
Montana’s January to March fruit and vegetable shipments show 204 cars distributed from main points, but only 28 were Montana grown. Of 47,814 cars shipped to 60 eastern and southern cities, Montana sent just 346 cars, highlighting grading and marketing gaps.
A reflective opinion notes that painful chapters of national history remain visible in chronicles, imagery, songs, and monuments, shaping collective memory and landscapes for future generations.
A satirical piece by Burt Wells notes the season opening for trout and jokes about fish forced to perform, political debts, rainfall in Te ton county, and humorous quips about Niagra Falls Reno and dodging issues with a careless worker.
Alvin Reiquam and family visited Robert Funk home on Sunday while Mrs. John Keller and Mrs. D. A. Reiquam are listed as sick. Rev A Brown of Great Falls preached at Collins on Sunday and a full house is hoped for next week. The N W Edwards family plans to move to their ranch home this week. A Saturday dance drew a large crowd and the river picnic closed the week with a nice dinner. The same teaching staff will return for another year and comments praised their work during a festive day.
The narrator reports surveying fields in town after a strong breeze on the 17th finds no uprooted wheat. He notes the crop is beaten and ragged but remains in the ground, with no seed blown away, while listening to Rev Spaulding’s ad- final remarks.
T L Gap notes Mrs. Waiterman hosts at her ranch near Collings on Thursday with Hallie Ferris helping irrigation. Mr and Mrs Rollie Ferris host visitors Wednesday including Elderbrook Great Falls Balme Thompson Eugene Ferris and Myers. Walter Haskei dinner guest at Hauxwell Sunday. Neighbors drop by Rollie Ferris home Sunday with Balma Eugene Ferris Frank Thompson Myers and Elderbrook of Great Falls.
Farmers express satisfaction with summer fallow work in preparation for a bigger crop next year. Mary E. Edwards graduates with high honors from the 8th grade in Chateau, recognizing strong class achievement.
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