Choteau In Brief Highlights Local News and Moves
Nancy, formerly with The Acantha, named reporter for The Exponent college paper. Many residents and visitors noted, including Frank Gordon visiting from the Sea Bees, and Rev. A Bernard Gravdal traveling to Moorhead for Lutheran church duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Acantha
The
Exponent
Frank Gordon
Choteau Creamery
Uncle Sam
Sea Bees
Mrs. Gordon
A. Bernard Gravdal
Moorhead
Minn
Concordia College Corporation
Rocky Mountain
Lutheran Church
Card of Thanks for Leonard Connole
Acknowledges thanks to all who assisted during illness and death of Leonard Connole. Special gratitude to Rev Father Sheerin, flower donors, pallbearers, and all who served. Listed are Mrs Leonard Connole and Sons, Mrs J C Connole, Mr and Mrs A Warneke, Mr and Mrs Warren Connole, Claude Connole. Also notes 1946 Chevrolets display at Pelletier Chevrolet Co Chateau on Saturday Nov 8 with next week’s issue to feature photo and facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Connole
Father Sheerin
Leonard Connole & Sons
J. C. Connole
A. Warneke
Mountain Peaks Rise Over Six Thousand in North Carolina
Mountainous State reports that forty three peaks exceed 6000 feet in elevation in North Carolina while eighty two more rise above 5000 feet, reflecting the state’s high terrain and rugged topography.
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North Carolina
Farmers Face Price Support To Stabilize Postwar Market
Washington reports farm prices at 206 percent of the 1909-14 average and a government pledge to maintain at least 90 percent parity for two years after the war. Officials say nonfarm savings and Victory Bond purchases will back the reconversion period, boosting farm prosperity through sustained urban purchasing power.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
War Finance Committee
War Finance Division
the Treasury
Clinton P. Anderson
Railways Tax and War Spending Compared Across Eras
The text explains government rail spending and taxation across wars. It notes wartime operation costs of about 6 million dollars per day in World War II versus 2 million per day in World War I driven deficits. It also states railways in 1945 pay federal taxes above 4 million daily plus state and local taxes.
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United States
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Choteau
E. R. Hodgen
Choteau Lodge 189
Women of the Moose
Leonard Rice
Sen
Paul Rice
Pendroy
Happy Becker
St. Paul
Pershing Becker
Camp McCoy
Wis
Whitehorse
Canada
John
Montana
Adelaide Sheldon
Teton County
Baker
St. Cloud
Mary Timmerman
Washington Water Power Co
Spokane
Pullman
Palouse
H. C. Dickman
Chateau
Arnold C. Hanusa
Dickman
Naval Air Service
Naval Mail Service
Oakland
Elva Hanusa
Diamond Valley
Tom Liscum
Bert Skakoon
Lewistown
Skakoon
H. S
John Billings
Billings
U. S. Marines
Libby
Wilma Grant
Valley City
N. D
Libby H. S
Fergus County
Ida Lupino
Spencer Tracy
Kathryn Hepburn
Walt Baker’s Orchestra
Knudizon Lumber CO
the Home
Blood’s Grocery and Meats
Delhi
Hershey
Mee
Hunt
Rail Quiz
Dickies
TION
Monarch Lumber Go
Chevrolet
Pelletier
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