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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
8
An urgent appeal decries speeding and careless driving after a near miss with a tricycle. The writer urges drivers to consider the parents and future potential of every child, warning that one fatal crash cannot be justified by excuses.
A marriage license was issued last Sunday at 2 a.m. to Car Eberl 27 and Ida Burnett 20 both of Great Falls by Clerk H. M. Daley. Justice J. G. Jackson was roused from bed to perform the ceremony.
Augusta Soderlund of Chateau sues Oscar Soderlund for divorce in district court alleging desertion. The couple, who married in Waterton South Dakota in 1905, are the plaintiffs and defendants in the action filed Monday.
Joe Losse, bookkeeper and office manager for Teters Construction Co., says the U S reclamation service project is nearing finish in about two weeks if weather stays good. Twenty five miles of laterals and sub laterals have been built with about 1500 yards of concrete poured for wiers drops and turnouts. The firm employed about 30 local men this summer and fall under Art Flynn, general manager. Dan Teters, firm head, has been at Spring City Utah for another larger contract.
The letter notes rumors of large reductions in wheat plantings for 1939 with some acreage possibly shifted to other soil-depleting crops. Meetings are expected this fall to discuss a control program. 1938 saw over 80 million acres planted and a huge surplus.
The notice mentions aerial photograph orders from last fall and reports unsuccessful searches for pigs across counties and surrounding states. It notes availability of purebred pigs weighing about 200 pounds for $22 or $23. It highlights the Montana State Employment Service upstairs in the Larson block, free to the unemployed, with A. J. Moore in charge.
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