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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
7
Mrs. D. J. Shelley of Earlville New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough and she recommends it to throat or lung sufferers. The medicine contains no narcotic and may be given to children as a pleasant syrup.
Stockholm reports rising friction as Bolsheviks invade Repola and Porajärvi, breaching autonomy guaranteed by the peace treaty. Finns flee into Finland. militia disarms, commander and Porajärvi prefect arrested. A mixed commission is named, but Finland sees little Moscow willingness to reach harmony. Russian trade delegation to return due to detention of Finnish subjects.
Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee approved a sub committee report backing the emergency tariff bill. Rep Young of North Dakota said the House would take up the measure Wednesday, arguing revival of business hinges on restoring farmers purchasing power and preventing agricultural and trade collapse.
Panama's note responding to Secretary Hughes's call to settle the Costa Rica boundary dispute via the White award or a rehearing was approved by the national assembly and dispatched. It signals openness to conviction on the American proposal but resists evacuation of the disputed Coto territory without full boundary discussion.
Plymouth Massachusetts reports that Plymouth Rock was moved again on Thursday after guards had protected it since December. The boulder now sits in a brick building at the corner of North and Water streets with windows barred and doors locked to remove the guards.
In Chicago the convention approved by unanimous vote the report of the committee proposing a non stock cooperative to market grain. Delegates debated compulsory pooling, defeating amendments, and set up local agencies elevators and terminal firms under a director governed organization. Members pay $10 each. surplus funds return to members as the plan begins to operate for the 1921 crop.
The railroad labor board in Chicago denied permission to provisional wage reductions for unskilled labor on the New York Central. Central sought 17 to 1 percent cuts planned for April 1 and will face a hearing April 18, with similar cases from 26 roads consolidated to save time.
Geneva April 9 Examinations of amendments to the covenant of the league of nations began before the committee with A J Balfour presiding. Members from Belgium China Colombia Czech Sl Slovakia Denmark France Italy Japan Spain and Uruguay discussed the permanent court of arbitration extending arbitration and conciliation relaxing unanimity rules and related issues. A sub committee will report in May and Argentina may submit an explanatory statement on admitting all sovereign states to the league on request.
Dublin reports show 25 crown forces casualties yesterday down from 46 last week. Sinn Feiners killed 10 civilians while seven police barracks were attacked and two policemen murdered. Mails attacked, 61 political arrests with 36 convictions, and 81 interned, totaling 2527.
The late Archdeacon Hudson Stuck recounts a near freezing death on a Yukon crossing. With a dog team and an Indian, he battled 50 below zero, snapping ice, and a dangerous current. He credits salvation to the warmth and waterproofing of leather mucklocks chewed by Eskimo women to seal its seams.
Popular Mechanics Magazine warns that Native Hawaiians face extinction if current birth and death rates persist. It cites about 25,000 natives of pure blood on the islands and notes a rapid decline in past years, projecting remaining life at roughly 75 years.
Mrs. J B Harris of Great Falls Montana reports backache and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. She says they relieve kidney distress and bladder weakness, enabling her to resume housework. Price 60c at all dealers. Fester Mubura Co Buffalo NY is listed as the maker.
Directors of the Farmers Co operative Canal Co in Farmington Montana levy a twenty five dollar per share assessment on all stock. Payment due by April 30 1921 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer. Unpaid stock becomes delinquent and will be sold May 20 1921 at 2 pm at the post office front door Farmington Montana to cover the delinquent assessment and selling costs. Dated March 28 1921.
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