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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
8
Community notices show the Catholic Ladies Food Sale held last Saturday drew strong patronage. Local residents and visitors share updates on military leave, travel, and hospital stays while church and club events are announced, including a birthday honor and upcoming W S C S gathering.
Corr Pfe Andrew C Robinson Jr returned to Fort Douglas Utah then Camp Cook Calif. Jake Zier discharged after European war service. Wm Moser discharged from army. Mrs A G C Robinson visited Lewistown with relatives moved from Columbia Mo. H D club held September meeting. shower planned for secretary Mrs Alice Petri. collect service addresses. Hosts Mrs Rose Schaefer and Mrs Ella Weist. visits from Walter and Great Falls. Set Arthur Mitchell of Gore Field visited. James Jensen discharged and visiting Lloyd family at Gallop City. Floriene Standt and son left for Bozeman. Branner returned to San Diego after visiting Moser family.
Pvt. Pete Bauma returns home on furlough from the European theatre. Slim and Kronberg visit the Thorn family. Ed Lee, recently discharged from the Sea Bees, visits Abe Breere. Paul Zuidema stays with Mrs. John Oberfoell in Fort Benton. Spring field work resumes as wheat seeding and threshing begin. Oliver Forseth and family welcome a newborn son in Great Falls. Farmington USO drive chaired by Fr. Smith with Mrs. Joe Ledesky and Miss Inga Thime seeking donations. Berty Packer of Choteau is county chairman.
Oregon’s principal crop is wheat producing 20,424,000 bushels annually valued at 18,263,000 dollars. Oats barley corn and rye follow in substantial quantities with major fruit crops including apples pears and cherries. Vegetables thrive as Oregon yields nearly 8,000,000 bushels of potatoes and 660,000 sacks of onions yearly, boosting national wealth behind your Bonds from the U S Treasury Department.
Indian summerDays bring moisture and fall wheat planting as Collins farmers work the fields. Residents in Great Falls include Eugene Baquet and family and Mike Horak with kin. Chris Hoerman hospitalized after stepping on a nail and infection, with limited rest reported. Local families welcome a baby girl born Sunday September 23 to Mr and Mrs M Tev Ezella. H D club met with a vegetable demonstration. County officials visited Collins school staff. College bound locals include Kathryn Reiquam in Missoula and Eileen Doris Reiquam at Montana State College. Lila Reiquam returns to Great Falls school. Norman Rotvold, four years in service, reports good health and plans to come home. Harry Davidson shares happy news with parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Davidson.
Auto exports accounted for 14 percent of total production in 1929. From 1926 to 1930 automotive exports averaged 406 million dollars annually but dropped to 76 million in 1933 before rising to 254 million in 1940.
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