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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
3
A columnist argues bears are overprotected by law and pose lethal threats to people and livestock. The piece cites a Canadian incident where a girl died after a bear attack and contrasts hunting to protect lives with anti hunting sentiment. The author urges a bounty on bears to reduce danger and aid game wardens.
A collection of humorous quips and gags ranging from a Waldorf-Astoria meeting to moonshine lore and mistaken words. The bits feature mountain sheriffs, mispronounced symptoms, romantic mishaps, and aging wisdom, all framed in a light brisk tone.
Jim Dellwo commends Chateau city park conditions after Elks family picnic. He notes heavy use by hundreds of children, praises city crew for mowing and watering, and highlights Boy Scouts led by Leo Pierre cleaning the pavilion and Spring Creek trash. The Elks funded Scout equipment with a $100 donation.
A new leaflet on winter wheat production in Montana covers tillage seed treatment varieties fertilizing and related points. Information sheets and questionnaires on Betzes barley help marketing. deadlines for federal tax refunds on farm gasoline require action by Sept 30.
Industrial Canada shows a small population but dominates global production of newsprint nickel and asbestos. Stainless steels and engineering alloys use a major portion of all nickel produced worldwide, highlighting Canada's pivotal role in industrial metals.
Lyall Schaefer of the Teton ASC warns record 1958 grain forecasts will strain farm storage. With carryover stocks at highs and crops set to exceed average, farmers should add cribs or bins. CCC offers storage facility loans up to 80 percent of cost, five year terms.
The sapphire, September's birthstone, symbolizes truth and fidelity and appears in blue, violet, yellow and green varieties. Origin notes include Cashmere and Ceylon sapphires, with Montana Yogo deposits highlighted as a major US source. Synthetic sapphires rival natural gems in appearance, yet remain cheaper and distinguishable microscopically. Robert Crocker, Gemologist.
The rural area east of Fairfield has been plagued with fires recently, with the Fairfield volunteer fire department responding to multiple blazes. Local officials urge vigilance as crews work to contain the outbreaks and prevent damage to farms and homes.
Firefighters and neighbors extinguished a grass fire seven miles northeast of Fairfield injuring no one. A large hay stack and a 40 acre barley field owned by John McInerney were threatened or destroyed while an unused building was saved. Cushions in a car burned before the blaze was stopped. Earlier, a similar fire in Harold Holyoak's barley field was contained with help from about 15 neighbors.
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