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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1942

Page

5

CHOTEAU IN BRIEF

A son was born Wednesday Aug 5 to Mr and Mrs Walter Waiswenen. He is named James Eugene. Max B. Bishop postmaster at E kader Iowa and former proprietor of the Acantha visited here and at the home of his nephew and wife Karl Bishop. Tom Busey Chester newspaper proprietor was a Choteau business visitor. George Gunther returned to work at the Choteau Creamery after a two weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs J M Graves Mrs S Stephens and daughter Marian spent three days last week visiting Harlem friends. Hartwick Nelson fined 60 dollars for drunken disorderly conduct and serves five days in jail. Judge Clearman left for Butte for a State Farm Mutual conference, will return next week. Advanced first aid class starts Friday Sept 18 at 2 00 pm in the Legion club room. Bring two bandages a notebook and pencil and the Red Cross manual.

Max B. Bishop Ekader Iowa The Acantha Karl Bishop J. M. Graves S. Stephens Marian Harlem Judge Clearman Butte State Farm Mutual Insurance Mr. Clearman Legion Club Red Cross

Henderson urges reuse of old flashlights for blackouts

Leon Henderson director of the Division of Civilian Supply says millions of home flashlights can substitute for new ones during blackouts, reducing demand for metals and plastics. A government survey shows 70 percent have at least one flashlight, 40 percent are in good condition, 23 percent need only new batteries, and 7 percent are inoperative but repairable. He calls for attic and cellar searches to rescue, refurbish, and reuse existing units.

Leon Henderson Division of Civilian Supply Office of Production Management Henderson United States

Injuries and Passings Highlight Small Town Notes

Elmer Erickson injured ankle causes pain after a Wednesday incident. George Seufert learns of his father’s death and travels to Bottineau for funeral services. many Chateau friends extend condolences. Mrs. A Nutter of Monarch visits, then heads to Salt Lake City to see son Jack Edwards in the Army Air Corps. Teton county selective service board to meet Thursday at 7 30 PM. of 42 inductees, two were rejected by the medical exam.

George Seufert Bottieany N. D Seufert Chateau A. Nutter Monarch Salt Lake City Utah Jack Edwards U. S. Army Air Corps Teton County Selective Service Board Armed Forces Physical Examining Board

Promotions Reach Local Servicemen in Training and Service

Word arrives of Harry A. Bleecker’s promotion from private first class to corporal at McClellan Field California for outstanding service. Horace H. Bleecker of Chateau is his father. Harold Bateman, ex Monarch Lumber manager, now carpenter’s mate third class, transferred to Great Lakes Naval Training Station for an intensive course. He will be assigned to active duty with the fleet or a naval shore station after training.

Harry A. Bleecker Air Forces McClellan Field Calif Corporal Bleecker Horace H. Bleecker Chateau Harold Bateman Monarch Lumber Co U. S. Naval Reserve U. S. Naval Training Station Great Lakes U. S

Tool Users And Tool Owners In Postwar Retooling Debate

A wartime ad notes that workers are investing in labor capital and that owners fund jobs. It argues economic balance between workers rights and owner investment. After war, military plants must be converted to peacetime production, requiring profits or capital to fund retooling and job creation.

The First Job Americans Pursue Steady Planned Action

The Farm Journal argues impatience harms progress and warns that patient, well backed plans win. It asserts the priority is saving the nation rather than remaking its structure, urging disciplined effort and sufficient power to secure victory.

The Farm Journal America

After the War Industry and Business Recovery Plan

A proposal to use Recovery Bonds funded by 20 percent of war profits to create an immediate postwar recovery reserve. The plan aims to finance peacetime industry, sustain employment, and convert war products and crops for peaceful production once peace is declared. It envisions rapid deployment without Congressional delay and leverages future markets.

Congress

Dance for Draftees Sponsored by Moose Lodge

Another free dance and refreshments will be held this Saturday evening for the September draftees. The Moose lodge again sponsors the event.

The Moose Lodge

Krofft Anniversary Date Corrected

In the Acantha notice last week the Kroffts wedding date was mis-stated. The anniversary should read September 13 not September 6 based on Mr. and Mrs. Wm Krofft.

Arconus Wm. Krofft

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Walter Waiswenen James Eugene Tom Busey Chester George Gunther Choteau Creamery Hartwick Nelson R. A. Clearman the Royal Walt Disney’s Dumbo Hayfoot Geo. Raft In Claude Knidizon Lumber Co the Home Bloowm Crisco Quaker Oats U.S BAKER Elmer Erickson Tom Groot Mervin Berglund Howard Beer Parlor Chick’s Shell Station Carefl TWE Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph CO For Health’s Choteau Acantha
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