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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1940
Page
6
Montana state highway patrol reports 531 motorists involved in 352 September accidents with 13 fatal crashes. Property damage totaled 54 329 dollars, averaging about 150 dollars per accident.
The Farmers Union Grain Terminal association of St. Paul seeks a 1 000 000 bushel grain storage elevator near Shelby. An option on a seven acre tract east of town was granted at a special city council meeting. The project would cost at least 250 000 dollars, with D L O Connor and Great Northern railway officials inspecting facilities.
A U S Geological Survey report highlights Montana chromite in the Red Lodge Big Timber area as promising for large tonnage ore. The study notes ore average around 50 percent chromite with potential near 1.5 million short tons, and emphasizes continued exploration and possible nationwide wartime demand.
Msgr. Victor Day receives a delayed letter from relatives recounting horrors and fears after the German conquest of Belgium. The letter highlights suffering of civilians and the impact of the occupation.
A Montana resident, Monsignor Victor Day, reports letters from Aug 17 to Aug 19 from Mouscron and Brussels detailing war misery and family losses. He notes various delayed or unanswered mail and a refugee journey ending in Bordeaux on May 17 amid the Belgian conflict and casualties.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wickes marked her 92nd birthday on October 31 in Whitefish Montana. A longtime resident and writer and poet, she shared the day with memories of her late husband Rev Thomas Wickes, who served as a Presbyterian minister in several parts of the state.
Clarice Diane says you told her the secret you were told not to share. Kate confirms she was told and says she told Clarice. Clarice asks you not to reveal that she told you.
A laying hen runs on breeding feed and health with good management. Worms disrupt digestion and vitality, lowering egg output and raising disease risk. Use mash mix or worm caps that target tapeworms without harming production.
A now famous exchange unfolds as a boy six years old answers an elder’s taunt about height by pointing out his umbrella’s size. The witty retort flips the insult into a humorous moment of comparison between a child and an umbrella.
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