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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1917
Page
4
Publication notice from Che Choteau Acantha dated April 18 1917 lists Bishop as proprietor and notes weekly publication in Choteau Montana with mail and subscription details and post office second class matter status.
Sunday notes urge all members to attend as Bishop Faber launches annual field visitation in Teton county beginning May 6. A confirmation class is set for Sunday evening at the Chateau Episcopal church after a supper and contest concluded successfully with some impatience among a few attendees.
A brief note urges attendance at a church confirmation class Friday at 4 o clock. It emphasizes unity and support for soldiers going to fight for homes and the flag, and invites those curious about the church to attend.
District superintendent J. A. Martin reports satisfaction with church departments after the third quarterly conference held Monday. He commends the Sunday school as one of Montana’s best and announces next Sunday morning will open doors for new members. Prayer meeting moved to Thursday nights.
Next Tuesday marks the final Parent Teachers Association meeting of the year. Mrs Haugen will report on the state convention proceedings. The program features a song by the High School Girls Glee Club a reading by Miss Beatty a violin solo by Miss Smith with other performances listed.
The Federal Farm Loan Bank of Spokane opened March 29 on the Columbia building's fifth floor with initial loan applications on file totaling the full capital of 750000. G O Shea president says funds may be released in one lump when available, as reorganizations of farm loan associations proceed to meet the law. He notes that the bank will issue first mortgages to back bond sales, with farm loans at 4 percent interest, creating an ongoing cycle of lending and bond financing.
War department seeks skilled civil engineers and related trades for immediate enlistment in the Engineering Reserve Corps. Apply by mail or in person at District Engineer Offices in San Francisco Seattle Portland Yellowstone Eureka and other posts.
Planting guidance from I. D. O Donnell U S Reclamation Service outlines sowing windows for spring wheat oats flax and potatoes with seed bed prep formaldehyde treatment and notes on bean timing millet sorghum kaffir corn forage seeding after June 15th and the caution not to overextend.
Phillip calls at the asylum where Julia is swung to safety by a rope from a roof. Ramon and Savatz chase in a machine as Phillip Julia and Juan dash off in a car toward Jersey, narrowly catching the last ferry. Ramon's auto is mentioned.
Ramon saves a woman and battles Phillip in darkness aboard a yacht while river pirates seize Phillip and Juan. Juan defeats the pirates by flinging them into the river manhole. Phillip and Juan are shanghaied onto the chartered yacht as Count Ramon plans to return Julia to Alania.
The article stresses farmers and business people should maintain exact records of costs and production. It urges counting stock, expenditures, livestock value, and crop costs to determine profits and guide changes, noting a year of opportunity and the Cox Publishing Co effort to publish an ideal farm account book for the region.
The steel trust will sell government defense steel at the ten year average price rather than current market values, halving the price from about 84 to under 45 per ton. About 3 percent of U S production will meet government needs, with minimal impact on civilian orders. Armor plate and shipbuilding groups show similar sacrifice for national interests. The Seattle Post-Intelligence notes the trusts set a patriotic example for others.
The quote attributes a contrast between Herrn Dr Zimm erman’s remark to the Reichstag and the behavior of the Washington government. It notes the observation and thanks for the compliment.
A classified statement proclaims that war is not necessary, arguing it is compelled by the German government. The piece frames the federation as promoting peace amid conflict and public debate.
An unnamed Montana authority asserts the state can support fifty million people and surpass multiple regions in resources. He claims Montana has prairies broader than Kansas, more mountains, timber, copper, cattle, sheep, water power, game, gold, sunshine, rivers, and farming land than various states and regions.
An odd line notes Nicholas finding amusement in shoveling snow in Russia rather than pursuing Siberian labor. The fragment hints at a humorous or ironic moment about climate and work choices across harsh regions.
A reflective line notes that many rulers have failed by seeking fame too late, and their true role ended up being a terrible warning to others. The aphorism frames power as a lesson rather than a lasting achievement.
The ruler's failure to seize the moment is shown by a wish to raise flowers instead of potatoes. Congress risks a yellow political complexion to avoid public displeasure. France faces devastated districts while Mexico is praised for Zimmerman's plan. American food riots spotlight flaws in the marketing system.
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