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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1941

Page

2

Morale Struggles Highlighted in U S Army Review

A broad survey cites low morale among conscripts in the U S Army due to wartime unpreparedness pay gaps and lack of recreation. Reports note improved equipment and wages looming but ongoing concerns about leadership and moral spirit persist in the infantry while Navy Air and Marine units show no morale problem. A French wrecking scene in Fontainebleau is referenced as symbolic.

Life Ernest Lindley Marshall Congress United Service Organizations USO Army Navy Air Corps Marine Corps

Echoes from the Past: marriages deaths and local notes

John Ferguson wed Gertrude Shu maker with Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel officiating. Coroner Conners probes death of a young man found near Sweet Grass. D. B. Stackhouse sells Royal restaurant to James Russell. Alma Daley, now Mrs. Ole Larson, gives birth to a daughter in Madison Minnesota.

John Ferguson Conrad Observer Gertrude Shumaker W. W. van Orsdel Conners Sweet Grass D. B. Stackhouse James Russell Alma Daley Ole, Larson Madison Minn Mary Hanson Burton Beach Oliver Martin Hanson Herbert W. Chase Jr State W. W. Gamble Chateau Hospital Emil Waldon Waldron Creek Luke Keogh T. L. Gap Farmer

Agriculture Facts from Montana Extension Service

Montana Extension Service offers practical agricultural guidance in this rambling column. The brief notes cover crop care soil improvement and farm management with concise tips for growers and rural readers.

Montana Extension Service

Montana Winter Wheat Varieties Advised for Seeding Time

Extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer urges Montana farmers to plant only established standard varieties. Yogo, Newturk, Karmont, and Montana 36 are the recommended types with Yogo noted as the most smut resistant. Also referenced is a Montana Agricultural Experiment Station circular on the Federal Seed Act and Montana dealings. Mills expect wool consumption in 1941 to top 900 million pounds amid rising U S prices and sales already covering several months of demand.

Ralph D. Mercer Extension Agronomist Montana Yogo Montana Agricultural Experiment Station U. S Bureau

France’s Vichy regime and the Nazi alliance fear

The text argues France has abandoned democracy for total state rule under Hitler, with most experts seeing General Weygand unable to prevent aiding Germany. It notes Admiral Darlan’s anti democratic, pro Nazi stance and suggests the French fleet may eventually fall under Hitler’s control.

France Hitler Vichy Germany Weygand Admiral Darlan Darlan

Bids Sought for Care of Indigent at Teton County Poor Farm

The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites sealed bids by October 1 1941 for a one year contract starting January 1 1942 to feed clothe and nurse the indigent sick poor and infirm at the County Poor Farm. Bids may be rejected in whole or part.

Board of County Commissionese Teton County Montana Geo. A. Carroll Board of County Commissioners Choteau

Good feeding, care key to dairy herd profit

Goodvat and Bozeman discuss dairy herd success. Ex extension dairy specialist J O Treteven notes that high production requires not only good breeding but also proper feeding and year round management. If cows lack good calving starts or proper care, even quality animals underperform and should be culled when records show failure. Combining testing with feeding and management boosts herd improvement.

Bozeman J. O. Treteven Montana State College Tretaven Tretsven

Catholic Services Set Next Week Missions in Several Parishes

Parish Masses for Sunday Sept 7 listed for Chateau Augusta Dutton Power Bynum and Fairfield with missions starting at Bynum and Dutton at 9 am and running for one week. Redemptorist Fathers Rev Gerald Bolger and Rev Thomas McDonough lead the missions. Evening services at 7 30. Weekday mornings 8 30 and 9 15.

Chateau Augusta Dutton Power Bynum Fairfield Bynum and Redemptorist Gerald Bolger Thomas McDonough

Pendray Neighborhood Guests and Notices at Local Homes

Whitefish visitors include Mr and Mrs Bob Pfrimmer and Katherine Kelley visits in Great Falls. Minnesota relatives join Hoeschen. Fulbright, Torgerson, and Jones households host. Travel to Helena and Glacier Park noted. Notice to creditors in the Shawver estate issued by Executrix Mary E Shawver with attorney Bert I Packer. four month claim period.

Bob Pfrimmer Whitefish Gulbrandsen Katherine Kelley Columbus Hospital Great Falls E. N. Davis Minnesota Hoeschen Fulbright Torgerson Wayne Gitchell East Jay Gitchell Paul Rice C. W. Fields Dick Fields Washington Wm. Goggin Norman Rosengren Fairfield Sorenson L. B. Pendrey Wenzel Kelley Johnson Sam Mellvanie Jones Mellvanie Glacier Park Eugene Sullivan Hunsinger Martha Lemire Mary Walter Lemire Becker Mary Nelson H. C. Nelson Famiy Jean Larson Charles A. Shawver Bert I. Packer Larson Building Chateau Montana Mary E. Shawver Seecutrin Firet

Blue Foods Stamps Foods Are Available In September

The Montana Food Stamp plan announces blue stamp foods for September purchasable by families. The list matches August items and covers fresh pears plums prunes apples oranges peaches and various grains and staples. Local stores will stock these items throughout September.

Taki Montana Theodore G. Kennard

Notice of Sale of Real Property in Teton County

Public auction sale of Lots 2 3 4 Section 3 and Lots 1 2 Section 4 Township 25 North Range 8 West containing 230 acres at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana on September 20 1941 at 2 PM. High bid to cover taxes and costs as required by Chapter 171 Session Laws 1941. Published by order of the Teton County Board of Commissioners August 6 1941.

Hut Teton Court House Chateau Montana Commissii County Ioners Teton Conse Propecee Board of Omney Ioners of Teton Coun Geo. A. Carroll

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Choteau Acantha Earl Bishop Canada Fountainibleau Pershing Bell System Bush Toma Eyee Tecepme A TELE CMS Ene Tri OD Mare Olin Cme Meare Tiem Goodvat and Catholic Services Westinghouse High Voltage Laboratory Trafford Gilbert D. McCann Pendray News Blue Foods Collins Howard Reiquam E. L. Kleffman Choteau, Mont R. L. Biechhore Insurance and Real Estate Larson Bidg Choteau Hospital H. W. Bateman Miss Rassmussen, R. N E. J. Crary McDonald Block J. H. Byler State of Montana Maynard
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