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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
2
The state department of agriculture notes more than 3,000 Montana farmers report regularly, with special lists for livestock, price, and crop reporters. Annual outputs include 60,000 crop reports, 10,000 copies of the Farm Review, and 6,000 of the Agricultural Analyst.
County Attorney B I Packer urged Red Cross roll call leadership as vital to good government saying feeding the hungry and clothing the poor prevents crime. Miss Margaret Nagle and Mr. Packer lead a drive aiming for 800 breath relief and 300 roll call in tight time, with Montanans pledging cooperation.
Chateau hosts the biennial district No 7 Montana Federation of Women's Clubs convention with leaders including Minnie R. Tennis and Elizabeth Ireland. Delegates from Teton Pondora Glacier Liberty and Toole counties gather to discuss public instruction education and economic resilience while a Phoenix council resolution urges action to prevent future depressions.
A Montana farmer with four decades in the trade notes that after World War II the flood of state and federal crop questionnaires continued. He jokes that answering every request would consume his life, illustrating the heavy burden of ongoing statistics work on agricultural communities.
Burt Wells writes from Jacksonville Florida about a cattle train journey from Chateau to Chicago with Clarence Stephens. He describes South St. Paul stockyards, Chicago theaters and parks, a drought in Florida and Georgia, and his first Atlantic dip with Bill Gray. The letter recalls traffic, trains, and tropical scenery along the Dixie Limited route.
A poem evokes the opening hunting season with gunfire, marshland, and duck flights. It celebrates the sport’s camaraderie among hunters, the noise of shotguns, and the traditional flavors of fellowship, tales, and shared meals.
The Dutch people largely descend from the Low German stock comprising Frankish Saxon and Friesian branches. The term low denotes their geographic location in the low-lying region near the North Sea.
Global Kruschen Salts ads urge women to take a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast to banish fat and reveal natural attractiveness. The copy promises energetic health, bright eyes, clear skin, and a charming figure, with an 85 cent bottle claimed to last four weeks and money back guarantee.
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