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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
2
The Farm Credit Administration has not decided on a recommendation to raise the minimum loan per turkey bird for producers seeking to buy turkeys. The agency weighs potential impacts and feasibility before taking action.
Miss H. E. Cushman extension poultry specialist at Montana State College says production credit can loan at least 50 dollars for feed to finish about 70 turkeys. She warns against marketing unfinished birds and notes combining loans may help two or more producers. A surplus of skinny birds could push prices down as they are stored.
Next Sunday September 30 readers are advised of the service times at the Catholic Church. The notice lists morning and evening Masses and asks attendees to arrive early for seating.
Religious events listed for Choteau Fairfield Dutton Power and Bynum include Mass at Choteau at 9 and Fairfield at 11, Mass at Dutton 9 and Power 11, and the Thirteen Hours Devotion at Choteau and Dutton next Sunday. Confessions in these towns at 8 p.m. the night before. Bynum devotion postponed to Oct 14. Rev J F Schultz pastor.
The first meeting of the new club year for the nine home demonstration clubs in Teton county will be held Tuesday October 2 at the court house from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m Miss Oona Stautz of Montana State College staff will present on kitchen arrangement The venue was changed from the high school home economics room due to new home management coursework and equipment requirements A good attendance is hoped by organizers
The Rose Garden cafe and grocery, run by Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moye, closed Tuesday after about four years in business. Mrs. Moye led the operation while Mr. Moye worked for the State Highway commission. Mrs. Moye and son Francis headed to Bozeman by auto for Francis to begin at State College as a freshman. Mr. Moye will join later after highway season ends.
A collection of local items notes Jack Moore travels, visits from Collins and Vaughn, Great Falls trips, and school start. It includes the text of two Montana constitutional amendments proposed for the November 1934 election, one on income taxes to fund schools and state government, the other on county office consolidation, with official certification dates and publication notice.
The piece notes the school bus is driven by Mr Harris and features a built in compartment and a stove for blizzard conditions. It records Harry Green and Mr and Mrs Green returning from a two week trip to Salem Oregon to visit relatives. It mentions Bert Lish moving to the old Renold Cahoon place and planning to move his house there.
The document approves an amendment to Article 12 of the Montana Constitution relating to revenue and taxation. It adds a new section authorizing the levy and collection of income taxes by the state and distributing funds to public schools and state government. Duly signed at Helena by the Secretary of State on the 25th day with first publication Aug. 9, 18t.
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