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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
4
The Choteau Montana weekly newspaper advertises publication every Thursday and lists post office second class status. Subscription costs are $2.00 per year or $1.76 to advance.
The speaker argues for sustained civic effort to fight dirt. A full clean up campaign ends Friday with every particle of rubbish removed, aiming to make Chateau one of Montana’s cleanest cities and to maintain cleanliness thereafter.
A wartime civic exhortation frames duty to country over party. The author urges unity under the government, obedience to orders, and to participate in the April 21 loan drive as the path to a permanent peace, calling soldiers and citizens to act as patriots.
Constance Talmadge stars in The Lesson with Tom Moore as Chet Vernon. Shot in a real drug store for fidelity, the scene drew a crowd when a friend recognized Moore’s disguise, forcing a studio recreation for the final cut. The Royal theater will show The Lesson on Thursday.
Choteau Montana city council invites proposals for sprinkling district 2 on May 5 1919. Specifications are in the city engineer office Larson block and may be viewed by bidders. Council may reject all bids or select the most advantageous bid. City Clerk John W Hall signs official notice dated April 7 1919.
The phrase frames democracy as the active safeguard against autocracy and bolshevism, urging public resolve to counter authoritarian movements. It emphasizes collective action to secure freedom and resist tyranny worldwide.
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