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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
8
The notice outlines parcel weight and size limits for surface mail, encourages early mailing, and allows markings such as Do Not Open Until Christmas. It notes delivery timelines for transportation and air mail options, special handling, registration, and insurance for cards and gifts, with watches or jewelry requiring sealing and registration.
A pictorial display showcases the Water Board feature at a California meet. The feature illustrates project progress and regional water management efforts, with emphasis on infrastructure and community impact.
A Montana display at the National Reclamation Association convention in Long Beach features a large map and color photos illustrating state projects. It notes 173 completed or rehabilitated works costing 16.82 million dollars, storing 410705 acre feet and providing 629677 acre feet total. The Montana delegation includes John Battleman and Fred Abated with others attending sessions.
Sixty delegates attended the Capital Training School for Montana Future Farmers of America in Helena in November 2022. Officers learned duties of offices and state government functions with talks from state officers and educators, and discussions aimed at improving JRFA.
The piece praises a rugged Texas themed novel focusing on masculine style with tender moments. It notes National Book Week and a library display of thirty five new children's books given to Mrs Burr Huffman’s fifth grade class.
Fairfield parish posts Low Mass at 9:00 am on Sunday and Confessions before Mass. Catechism classes for St. John’s children Saturday at 2:00 pm. Thanksgiving Mass at 3:00 am. Power church offers High Mass at 11:00 am. Guardian Angel children attend Sunday 10:00 am. Dutton Gow Mass 9:00 am with Confessions at 8:15 am. Rev Albert N Kaparich pastors St William’s parish.
A cabinet type safe stolen from Dale Implement store on Nov 14 was found by soldiers from Great Falls airbase in a field south of the Barrett farm four miles from Cho The safe lay under snow last Saturday with papers and checks scattered. yard tools helped reveal the scene. Manager Tom Moore believes most contents will be recovered and that guns may lie beneath the snow. No new leads reported by police.
The Chateau High School junior class rehearses a three act farce Come Out of Your Coma by Jay Tobias. Production by Baker's Plays of Boston. Public performance scheduled December 11 at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. Twelve students participate as cast and crew with roles for associate directors business managers and stage crew.
Prospective members urged by Tubhiefin church aid to sign up before the deadline. Mrs Alice Salmond and Mrs Mamie Nelson listed as contacts for the Blue Cross plan, targeting 55 to 3 years age groups in the local area.
The local FFA chapter plans a toy drive to collect old toys, repair and repaint them, then give them to boys and girls who would otherwise go without. They request donations via contact with any FFA member or by calling the high school to leave a name and pickup arrangements. This is the chapter’s first such project hoping for generous contributions to brighten Christmas.
Willard E. Fraser of Billings urges his GOP opponent Rep Wesley A. D Ewart to back the Yellowtail dam on the Big Horn River in eastern Montana. Fraser notes he won the eastern Montana seat and asks the congressman to stand ready to help secure the project for the state.
Eel larvae are described as curious transparent beings with leaf like appearance in the text. The passage notes their delicate form and unusual features.
Postmaster Gibson Monkman of Chateau asks the public to mail Christmas letters early. He lists rules for proper addressing and postage, advises stamping first class prepaid cards, and notes stamps are available. His guidance covers legible inked addresses with street or box numbers and zone details where applicable.
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