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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
8
Local farmers show improving tillage and care as Montana aims to rise in agriculture. Social and Red Cross activities mark the week with meetings at Burton and Chalmers homes and auctions planned.
Collins items report Ben Barringer buying a new car. Local families host dinners and entertain guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bequet and Mr. and Mrs. Ferris. Visitors come from Great Falls and Fort Wright. The district awaits the Muddy River bridge completion and road reopening.
The Ismanuel Lutheran church ladies hosted a lunch for Red Cross funds at Mrs. Louis Kind’s home on April 14, raising 46.70 sent to Chateau HQ. Power also won the season’s first baseball game 12 to 8 against the T. I. Gap.
Mrs Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois suffered indigestion and constipation after moving to Mattoon. Food distressed her and a heavy weight pressed on her stomach and chest keeping her awake. One bottle of Chamberlains tablets corrected the trouble and she feels like a different person.
160 acres for sale on Burton Beach northeast quarter of section 10 township 25 north range 5 west. Priced at $22.50 per acre with easy terms. Pratt & Heath Co. Helena Montana. 29 tf.
A partisan appeal urges German American citizens to reject a German emperor’s propaganda claiming German born or descended voters control U.S. politics. It invites signatures on a democracy call available at the Acantha office to counter the alleged slander and defend free citizenship.
A New York Sun war correspondent recalls a rough era of Africa with a veteran hunter famed for facing danger single handedly. He reportedly repelled Ashanti, looted ivory, and killed elephants while wielding two rifles and a revolver. He boasted of lion shots and a gorilla encounter, all under iron nerve and steel muscle.
The Dundee Adver tiser reports illness tied to war bread as imported flour with beans and rice ingredients enters breadmaking. Digestive troubles and eruptions prompt Lord Rhondda to launch an inquiry. The piece notes germ fats and regulation flour affect digestibility and compares to siege Paris bread.
There is an old saying that nature cures, the doctor takes the fee. This ad notes that you can aid nature to speed up healing, especially for colds. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs and aids mucus clearance to calm the cough and restore health.
Pair sonoritas and fierce bandits fill William Fox's photoplay Be Trayed at the Royal theater next Tuesday. Miriam Cooper, known for Honor System The Silent Lie and The Innocent Sinner, stars in a tale of love between a flirtatious girl and several suitors.
Internationally known beauty Kitty Gordon appears in The Wasp, World Pictures latest production. The film is promoted as fast moving from start to finish and urged for audiences to see it Friday.
Sheriff Miller announces an extended firearms registration date to May 1. Unregistered owners face a fine of 50 to 500 dollars. those registering now pay 1 dollar each, donated to the Red Cross. After May 1, noncompliers face prosecution and fines.
Mrs. S. N. Finch of Batavia New York declares Chamberlain's Liniment relieves chest pains and shoulder lameness caused by rheumatism with prompt relief in her experience.
Fred Moran placed as deputy state veterinarian with headquarters at Chateau Drug Co. He serves as the Virgin Islands State Veterinarian in residence, linking veterinary duties to local government and public health.
A writer in the Columbus State Journal weighs coon meat versus turkey and describes a hunting method using cars dogs and night travel to flush raccoons. He notes a party returning with nine coons and laments the presumed decline of the coon crop while contrasting New England and Ohio.
A Popular Science Monthly report claims gears made from compressed cotton disks outperform steel gears. The cotton teeth supposedly avoid screeching, wear, and destruction when paired with metal gears, using a cylinder of cotton disks compressed to one sixteenth its length.
A quarrel erupts over politics as one man jokes about consulting an alienist. The other replies with a flippant exchange that hints at sarcasm or misinterpretation in a brief, comic dialogue.
The conversation notes weather described as remarkable across many years. The speaker admits limited memory of periods when weather was not called remarkable. The exchange hints at how frequently climate is framed as unusual in reporting.
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