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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

8

Montana Hosts Displaced Polish Families in Resettlement

The region reports 159 displaced persons arriving in Montana under voluntary aid, with 50 families now settled. About 95 percent are Polish, followed by Slovenian and small Lithuanian, Estonian, and Latvian groups. The speaker recalls personal farewells and hopes sponsors will give them a chance.

United States Montana Fairfield Poland Couirs Thal

Montana Business Reports Mixed State Economy in May

The August issue of Montana Business from Montana State University notes mixed signals in the state economy. Carloadings and nonagricultural employment rose while commercial power use edged down. Copper and other metals production increased, with Silver Bow County accounting for most output.

Missoula Montana Bureau of Business Research Montana State University Silver Bow County Business Research Bureau

City to spray in final mosquito control phase

NAAC will spray Spray City tomorrow morning as part of the year’s control program. Residents are urged to move cars and other objects into covered areas to avoid damage from the finish.

NAAC

Indian reservations and tribes in Arizona

Arizona hosts 17 Indian reservations and 14 tribes covering over 20 million acres. The Native population reaches about 50 000, ranking as the second largest in the United States.

Arizona United States

Feed Ranges Need Caution Against Fire

Bozeman report by J C Taylor, Montana Extension farm safety chair, warns that early maturing range grass and vegetation due to hot dry weather heighten fire risk. Careless cigarettes, camp fires, and burning weeds can devastate scarce feeds. counties with active rural fire control reduce fires through permits and closed season provisions.

Bozeman J. C. Taylor Farm Safety Committee Montana Extension Service Carless Taylor

Winners Listed in Flower Show Results

The article lists numerous winners across categories such as zinnias, novelty flowers, miniature bouquets, and artistic arrangements. Notable names include Mrs. Marion Thompson, Mrs. Emma Paulus, Anna Marie Hanson, and Mrs. C. Stenson, with multiple first place honors across several classes.

R. F. Ellis Marion Thompson Emma Paulus Zinnias Charles Dahlin Zinnia Clara Baker Eddie Howard Howard Hanson Rollie Ferris C. Stenson Nick Paulus Jim Robison Anna Marie Hanson Woodward C. H. Porter Ray Ferris Carol Howard Marcia Ruegamer Man Frank Stearns Lydia Lewis Janet Clark Cosmos Bonna Lee Maynard

Plan to Expand Montana Power Grid Elevates Voltage

The Montana Power company advances a continuous expansion plan with a 19 000 volt increase nearly doubling line carrying capacity. A 15 000 KVA substation at Rainbow Great Falls and larger transformers at Havre and other towns accompany the upgrade. The Havre Glasgow line remains at 50 000 volts for now and will move to 69 000 volts later. The program aims to forecast future demand over five to twenty years and deliver reliable power at reasonable rates.

Montana Power Company Chambliss Fort Benton Chester Floweree Carter Loma Big Sandy Box Elder Havre Kremlin Rudyard Gildford Joplin Inverness Rainbow Montana Great Falls Havre-Glasgow

4-H Dress Revue Wording Highlights State Winner and Prizes

Thompson announced that state winner selection for the 4-H dress revue will accompany the congress events. The top award includes an expense paid trip to the National 4-H Club congress in Chicago, plus a trip to the Pacific International Livestock show in Portland Oregon. Additional prizes include watches savings bands medals and ribbons with daily tours and an all congress banquet.

Thompson Chicago Portland Ore

Missionaries Speak on India Mission Work and Independence

A missionary leader details his rise from local preacher in Webber Kansas to elder in the Hyderabad annual conference and his travels through Raichur Vikarabad Hyderabad and Bidar districts organizing churches. Mrs Ross discusses 25 years in India and themes of independence for India and Pakistan.

Bible Institute Hyderabad Raichur Vikarabad Bidar Webber Kansas Methodist Church Northwest Kansas South India Ross India Dominion of India Dominion of Pakistan Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing Cincinnati Miss Hoffman Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Kolar Bangalore America Seguin Texas Ashbury College

Legionaires Name Committees And Report Receipts

Legionnaires named to 12 committees include Bert Packer Paul Hensleight Cecil Huffman J Lynn Baker J J O Neill and more. Receipts totaling 7751 15 leaving a balance of 1086 75 were reported, with updates on committees including Americanism Armistice and Memorial Day parades and housing terms.

Bert Packer Paul Hensleigh Cecil Huffman J. Lynn Baker J. J. O'Neil J. T. Duffey Cornelius Kooyman E. R. O'Neil Frank Stearns Robert Crocker John Nordhagen Charles Fowler Robert Zion John Sulgrove Paul Kropp H. W. Bateman Fred B. Meadows Ted Halvorson Richard Conklin Robert Armstrong Harry Luinstra Walter Corbett W. W. Howard Jr J. R. Armstrong Sr LeeRoy Anderson R. C. Ferris J. A. Henderson J. C. Beck Robert Arensmeyer James Anderson Hei Duits W. W. Scott E. C. Hensley J. Henderson R. W. Gronberg G. E. Monkman Nick Pamburn S. M Meyers Dick Conklin Hensley Butte

Acantha Seeks Timely News Mail for Labor Day Week

Correspondents are urged to mail news by the usual weekly day for Labor Day week. The Acantha notes Tuesday typesetting, suggests Saturday mailing for those without usual service, and warns Wednesday arrival may be too late for Choteau.

Acantha

Peppermint Candy Adds Flavor to Baked Apples

Simple kitchen tip suggests inserting a peppermint candy into an apple before baking to infuse a minty note. The method highlights a quick way to elevate dessert flavor without extra ingredients or steps.

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