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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
2
The jury in the J. L. Sutton forgery trial found the defendant guilty and recommended leniency in sentencing. A sentence is set for next Wednesday with a 30 day extension requested for a bill of exceptions. Sutton remains free on bond during proceedings.
It appears the fruit crop may avoid frost damage and be ready to meet the upcoming transport period, improving chances of harvest progress and shipment readiness.
The article advises any army officer asked to become New York City police commissioner to consult General Theodore Bingham before deciding. It emphasizes caution and prudent judgment in accepting the high profile post.
Income tax collectors marvel at property of several millionaires. The brief note highlights surprising holdings and tax implications as officials review high value assets.
Investigators estimate the average net cost to raise a 1-year heifer in Wisconsin at 39.52 and a 2-year heifer at 61.41 dollars. The first four weeks are the most costly, driven by whole milk. Labor and other costs comprise significant shares, with feed forming about two thirds of total costs for the 2-year animal.
Summer range for five thousand sheep with ample range and water. Will lease range or run sheep for season. For information address Ss. L. Malone, Choteau, Montana.
James Creelman reports on John Lind's quiet stance in Mexico as the central topic, highlighting the tension and correspondent focus surrounding U.S. diplomatic observers and political developments.
John C. Taylor of Blaine county becomes Fallon county’s county agriculturist under the extension service plan. The Montana Agricultural College extension aims to use federal state and county resources to aid farmers in farm management seed selection livestock production and crop diversification. Taylor, son of Senator L B Taylor, grew up in Montana farming and will work to integrate stock raising with cropping and forage growth.
A New York wedding feast ended in three deaths and two serious illnesses after guests drank homemade wine made with wood alcohol. Police report the drink contained sugar, water, alcohol and food coloring. Coroner assigns death to alcohol poisoning, underscoring danger and need for protection.
A dangerous poison is noted to kill or, if the victim survives, leave permanent blindness. The warning emphasizes the severe, lasting injuries that can follow exposure. Authorities urge caution and adherence to safety measures to prevent such tragic outcomes.
A humorous note praises Mexico for notable contributions to civilization, mentioning the hairless dog as a creature that offers no cover for the wicked flea. The remark blends cultural trivia with light sarcasm about historical achievements.
Orders for sale should be sent to this office immediately indicating the action and deadlines if an election is held.
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