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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates: one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents and three months five dollars? Foreign countries including Canada two dollars fifty cents per year. Payment in advance.
The 1982 voter registry closes September 23 and lists 2 859 electors, up from 2 442 in 1930, with 288 new names added since the primary. The combined rise of 589 from 1930 and primary lists signals healthy political interest despite drought and hardships.
Washington grants a 25 percent repayment on federal seed loans due in November and allows farmers to pay back the remainder on terms Congress may set. President Hoover notes easing debt burdens could help farmers if prices rise, while a national farmers conference plans to push for broader debt moratoriums and a growing farmers holiday movement prompts a county mass meeting.
First graders receive primers and perform in a Colum bus assembly while second graders present songs and stories at the Wednesday program. Third to sixth graders work on October projects, Indian life, New England maps, and Greek history as faculty discuss mental hygiene and a planned Oct. 15 benefit dance.
Views From Highview notes Mrs. Roberts and sons and Mrs. Nash traveled to Great Falls for shopping Saturday. A surprise party honored Miss Arlene's birthday at the Breeder home Friday night with five hundred in play and a late lunch. Attendees included multiple local families and friends. further visits report illness, travel, and local business activity around Conrad hospital and area farms.
Residents recount weekend activities with visits and chores. Pete DenBoer and John FitzPatrick traveled to the foothills Monday to collect wood. James Jardine stayed overnight at the S D Joney ranch en route to Conrad. Mr and Mrs James FitzPatrick and son Gerald visited Elsie Jones and family Monday evening.
A historical note states that no nerves or tremor are seen in a sloth when a gun is fired near its ear, describing the animal's calm reaction to the loud noise.
Mrs. Betty Luedeke of Dayton writes she used Kruschen to reduce weight and lost 10 pounds in one week. She recommends it as a safe easy method for rapid weight loss.
An advertisements touts half a tea cup of water in the morning before breakfast and a diet lighter on fatty meats potatoes butter cream and pastries as the safe way to lose unsightly fat. It claims a four week supply costs a trifling amount and offers money back if no results, warning of imitators in America drug stores.
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