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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
3
Teton county nears Brucellosis free certification after first run of cattle tests. Current reactor rates suggest imminent achievement with retesting. Local technician Tex Smith based in Chateau invites herd owners to arrange retests by phone or letter.
The chamber aims to raise 245 dollars to cover freight and material costs for a local project. Organizers appeal to business leaders and residents for contributions to support equipment and supplies needed for the initiative.
Mrs H M Montague and Corr in Collins visit Bert Corey on Thursday afternoon. Bob Munson of Stanford visits grandmother Elizabeth Alzheimer and relatives. plans to attend MSU Bozeman. Ward returns after months with an ankle injury. Baz Pasel FPeurt graduates from school. Jim helps with bus to Choteau and field work ends early. The Wikies leave Rolla North Dakota for Montana work. Alzheimer summers with Eklunds. home movies watched. Mary Lan Monti and Lillian attend 4 H meeting in Choteau. plan Achievement Day Oct 6. Mrs Mary England and Roy visit Great Falls Monday. Mrs Joe Jarosimek helps Bert Corey last week.
Around the County Home Demonstration clubs 16 organized groups plan a year long program focusing this month on meals from the freezer. The guide details a meat loaf recipe and freezing methods for unbaked and baked loaves and thawing and reheating tips.
Extension service offers to bring research information to communities and invites participation at club meetings for those interested.
Faulty heating equipment and defective wiring are cited as leading causes of fires. Carter W Rubeottom, state coordinator of the Montana Rural Fire Prevention Service, notes 87 rural homes and farm buildings burned across the state so far this year.
Officials report 12 fires from overheated chimneys 9 from overheated stoves and furnaces 11 from faulty wiring and 34 undetermined cases. Losses exceed 300000 with two deaths. Rubottom urges rural homeowners to inspect heating equipment chimneys and wiring this fall.
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