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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
3
County Nurse Henrietta Crockett reports a large number of Teton county children received their first diphtheria toxin antitoxin inoculation starting Saturday. She notes strong parental cooperation and ongoing campaign efforts through the week.
Medical drive expands as Drs Bateman and Maynard treat around 40 children in Chateau area. Clyde Kraber fined $25 for killing an swan. no open season exceptions for mistakes. Maurice Fee and Leo Foltz attend Chevrolet service school in Great Falls. Chateau Woman's Club library committee votes to spend about $60 on new adult and juvenile books. Craig cabin elk party nets 10 elk. hunters from Chateau included. A L Meyer plans to finish 25 steers on farm with barley and wheat rations. Community reports cover new home for Joe Mozer, local coal mine activity, and various visits and outings in Chateau.
Miss Esther O Gordan was unable to teach Monday due to illness. Violet Fields called on Mrs. Elsie Jones. Chas Fields family delivered hogs to Great Falls. Edith Bottomley from Winnebago Minn visited Elsie Jones and family. Jay Gitchell and daughter Rachel attended the 4 H club at Choteau. A G Roberts motor ed to Choteau. Robert Sheppard Jr attended the
The Montana Kaimin reports Bud Burns of Missoula cannot play this season due to a fractured skull suffered in last year’s Washington-Montana game. Burns, a hard hitting halfback under Coach Milburn, is described as a key loss to the Grizzly backfield and the October feature highlights this sidelined star.
The piece recalls a Teton County High School player who joined the University of Montana in 1928 on Clark's scholarship, star of the yearling squad, and who reflects on how injuries end a cherished athletic career and the loss of sport thrills.
The writer targets Senators Walsh and Wheeler as ardent free traders. They urge an explanation to Montana farmers on how the U S can import cheap Russian and global wheat while keeping American workers employed. The piece argues Russian wheat relies on slave-like labor and calls for tariff explanations to justify higher American prices versus Canada.
Voters in Montana back Judge Galen Republican candidate for the U S Senate. They praise his eight years as attorney general and ten as associate justice plus service in the AEF. He advocates tariff shielding Montana, federal public works, Great Lakes waterways, veteran care, highway construction, Indian issues, and state liquor control under supervision.
A Montana Second District congressman, Scott Leavitt, is credited with enacting 70 bills benefiting Montana, leading irrigation and reclamation projects. His reforms focus on non punitive rights for individuals and communities, including the $750,000 Bitter Root irrigation bill and praise from Elwood Mead for Sun River funding. Colton of Utah also notes Leavitt’s tariff work on wool and livestock.
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