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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
8
Residents and visitors fill Choteau scenes with travel and social events. Johnsons and families roam from Chateau to Euphreta and Fort Ord. local gatherings include WSCS circle at the Cecil Cole ranch and a baby shower for Mrs Nordhagen.
James M. Lurvey, of Goffs Falls New Hampshire, described a person as physically worn out. He stated the individual was a wreck in his words.
A note of gratitude expresses thanks for gifts flowers and cards received. Special thanks extend to those who sent a TV set and to hospital staff and Dr Crary for their care and service. D. O. Moulton.
A garbled note expresses gratitude for gifts cards and tokens. Mentions names Ronnie George and hints at a personal thank you. Content is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
A hospital notice lists new births and patient discharges in the Fairfield area. A daughter was born to Mrs Clifton Swanson of Choteau. Discharged patients include DeLois Moulton, Choteau. Alex Muir, Augusta. Willett Wood, Choteau. Mrs Raymond Scott and infant, Choteau. and others such as Frank Betts, Fairfield. Joan Rowley, Choteau. Edward Druckmiller, Augusta. Mrs Ray King, Choteau. James Van Cleave Jr., Choteau. John Jackson, Fairfield. Clifford Paddock, Fairfield. Mrs Elmer Birdeau, Fairfield.
Harvey England formerly of Snowqualmie Washington bought the Pendroy Trading Post. He plans a coffee shop meat market barber shop and later gas sales under the name Pendroy Lockers and Market. The Englands and their two children reside in a locker building apartment.
Mrs Nellie Kochman and Mrs Gordone Monkman attended the Three Rivers District No 8 American Legion Auxiliary fall convention in Geraldine Saturday. Delegates heard district 8 earned the high unit rating and a banquet featuring state leaders and a program by Loy Molumby Post Junior Drum and Bugle Corps.
State official explains September 15 action does not cut 1955 Conservation Program funds. Cross compliance remains for price support eligibility while diverted acres may be planted freely except allotment crops or certain vegetables, potatoes and dry beans. ACP funds will fund much of the conservation work on about 35 to 40 million diverted acres.
A recipe note suggests brightening a cream sauce with minced parsley chopped pimiento minced green onions or chives sliced stuffed olives and a pinch of curry powder for depth or chopped hard cooked eggs for texture.
Prepare beef broth from trimmed bones then cool. Pour into ice cube trays, freeze, and store cubes in a plastic bag. To use, remove cubes and melt to serve.
The Montana Fish and Game Department urges hunters to promptly dress and field dress big game after the kill to prevent spoilage. Open the body cavity remove the esophagus and wind pipe, keep the carcass elevated in a cool shaded area, and seek illustrated field care guidance from deputy wardens or Montana Fish and Game Department in Helena.
Leif Larsen and Nick Tomayer of the Chateau Chapter FFA joined delegates in Kansas City for the National FFA Convention. They traveled by train from Heronton Montana with funding support from Milwaukee railroad and the State FFA Association. About 8 000 FFA members from 48 states Puerto Rico and Hawaii attended.
In Richmond Indiana steeplejack James Swoetan was hospitalised after a fall not from a steeple but a bar stool. In Cincinnati Clayton Busch escaped with cuts and bruises after his car was struck by two trains passing in opposite directions, leaving him on the tracks with the steering wheel in hand.
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