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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
6
Premium Center residents celebrate land and grain gains, threshing progress, and local humor. Mentions Doc Maynard, Averill and Bremer families, Rev. John Grier, Henry Ford, and various neighbors from Premium Center and nearby towns, with farming anecdotes, church life, and seasonal harvest updates.
Montana motor vehicle owners lose about five million dollars yearly by driving on unimproved roads. About 100,000 vehicles travel 500 million miles annually, with 250 million miles on poor roads at two cents extra per mile. initiative Good Roads Bill No 31 would raise a one cent gas tax to fund 3,100 miles of federal road work and county feeders, matched with federal aid to reach 36 million dollars in ten years.
French experts attribute sleeping sickness in equatorial Africa to both tse tse fly bites and poor vitality. They cite idle lifestyle and malnutrition as weakening defenses. The colonial ministry plans medical and moral measures including more doctors nurses medicines and roads and industry to raise living standards and resistance.
At a New York dinner the young senator jested that fashion favors curves again after five years of emaciation in girls. He quipped he dislikes a rattling girl in his arms and laughed at his own remark.
Farmington hosts a pie social at East Farmington school next Saturday October 20 with a corrected basket social notice. A program Friday October 29 at 7 30 features a reorganization of the Literary and brief speeches by candidates and a dance with Tennant's orchestra. Lunch 35c a plate. events also include a fall Intermountain Circuit meeting at Trinity Lutheran Farmington Montana from Oct 29 to Oct 31 with services in Norwegian and English and Rev Grimsby and Rev Fieseth speaking.
C M Pierce returns home from threshing work. Mrs J B Conner visits Great Falls at start of week. John Edwards and family travel to Collins to visit T M Klette. Edwards' mother joins for church circuit meeting. Boys depot receives a new paint job this week.
High school notes report the junior normal girls hosting a party, absences for sickness, and Miss Oberg at a teachers conference. Senior typing class won Remington awards with Luelle Morgan Charlotte Looney Agnes Nassett earning pins. Patsy Pridham Olive Oien won certificates. Fort Benton's football team visits the local grounds Saturday afternoon in a promising, well matched game with lineup changes anticipated.
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