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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
4
I M Brandford outlines the proposed amendment to Article XXI to aid the safe efficient investment of permanent school funds and related funds. He says every dollar earned will save taxpayers from paying another dollar in taxes.
The state legislature approved a plan to merge eleven separate investment accounts into the Montana Trust and Legacy Fund. Funds from public schools, the state university, and other public bodies will be pooled, with quarterly interest shared across all accounts based on each fund’s balance. The move aims to equalize access to better investments and fair interest.
Montana State extension livestock specialist Howard Lewis says curing sugar beet tops in small piles reduces moisture from about 85 percent and, stacked with dry straw or hay, yields more feed. Tops equal about 70 percent of beet weight. a 14 ton crop can produce around 10 tons of tops. Feeding tests show well cured tops can replace 20 pounds of grain and 100 pounds of alfalfa hay per ton, lowering feed costs when added to rations for fattening lambs and cattle, with value roughly 60 cents per ton of tops fed in a ten ton crop.
A poem evokes winter gloom and personal despair as the speaker recalls a past strength and voices a yearning for spring. The verse ends with resolve to keep a garden in the heart despite cold and loneliness. Dorothy P Barrett Pendroy Montana is named with the dated tone.
Dutton residents Mrs Cecil Carney and Mrs Madaline Loney are among patients dismissed and admitted at Maynard hospital with medical and surgical cases. Dupuyer and Pendray residents enter for treatment while Lud Quenemoen, Jerry McCarthy, Cal Stewart, and Wayne Gibson are listed among medical and pneumonia cases. George Coffey recovered at home after five fractured ribs revealed by X ray. Jim Peebles Jr treated for a fractured ankle at Choteau hospital.
Martin Jacobson aged 75 died suddenly yesterday noon at the family home near Minet North Dakota from a heart attack. He was born in Iowa and came to Dakota country before the railroads. He leaves six children four sons Chester Minot Earl Opheim Alton Fargo Verson Hollywood and two daughters Mrs Nelson and Romayne Taylor Kenmare. Mrs Jacobson died about ten years ago. The Nelson family will attend the funeral after receiving a telegram.
Mrs Helmer Anderson and Mrs Dick Jones hosted a surprise birthday gathering Wednesday at the Tokerud home near Dutton for their father T Tokerud and his wife. A large birthday cake and music marked the happy occasion with many neighbors in attendance.
Construction continues at the Chateau creamery with remodeling of the rear boiler room and boiler area. An old coal shed has been razed and the building will be extended to provide space for a car.
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