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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
4
The Acantha notes growing difficulty of naturalization due to strict technical requirements while many long-time, respected residents fail to obtain final papers. It argues exceptions are rare and that naturalization is no longer a mere formality, highlighting government rules that cause hardships.
The piece notes reciprocity with Canada as a key policy in Ja over the last fifty years, not a campaign issue. It says Taft prompted action by calling the extra session of Congress, with the matter then coming up for consideration.
The text argues reciprocity with Canada should be decided by voters in next month’s election. A nationwide education campaign is described as a real referendum, with lawmakers seeking the will of the people before enacting laws. It notes spring wheat yields and hay cutting in the county and beyond.
Activity centers on railroad growth in nearby sections with Milwaukee plans ranging Lewistown to Kendall and the Big Blackleaf to Ovando. Great Northern advances Vaughao to Augusta while new lines reach Dilson country. Locals hope Milwaukee feeders may reach Great Falls and push a Teton valley feeder if the main line stalls.
Local sheepmen dispute a tariff expert who claims 100 percent profit in the business arguing that figures from a single year misstate earnings. They note long term trends and unsegregated expenses, suggesting more cautious estimates and potential investor caution.
It is demonstrated beyond question this year that spring wheat is not a crop adapted to firat breaking on dry land. Crops of this sort on land where there is no irrigation are des-
The Sunday Tuesday and Wednesday rains both halted haying and damaged some grain yet aided cutting spring grain and flax. Some spring wheat suffered, possibly beyond help, while other fields gain materially from the moisture.
A group left Choteau on Wednesday seeking renewed CPRR backing to extend south to Great Falls via Choteau. The trip details on the road are not disclosed, focusing on potential outcomes.
Announcement confirms construction on the Milk River project will begin within thirty days. The note remains brief, offering no additional details about scope, funding, or contractors.
A local notice outlines plans for the Sur River project with officials signaling ongoing developments. Residents are urged to watch for updates and public meeting dates as the initiative progresses through approval channels.
The appeal by Canada for 20,000 harvest workers faces limited international reciprocity and raises questions about whether Canada can rely on others while offering little in return.
A clerk in a downtown jewelry store is instructed by the new employer on proper engagement and wedding ring pairing. He is told to ensure both rings have the same carat and warns that mismatched carats cause wear and may loosen the stone, with many diamonds needing resetting.
Hamburg ships waste to outlying districts where it is plowed into fields as fertilizer. Remaining waste is incinerated and sold by public auction. The incineration byproducts are used as top dressings on promenades and roads, in road foundations, and in concrete. Slag is disposed of and fine cinders serve as fillers between floors and ceilings.
The article contrasts the crossbow’s role in medieval and Napoleonic-era warfare before presenting a Notice For Publication from the U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana. Laura Lessard of Collins Montana seeks final commutation proof for a homestead claim entered in 1909 with witnesses named. The notice is signed by K L Barnes Register and dated July 13 1901 with August 7 1911 as the proof date.
A fragment speaks on time like money and its value tied to life. It asks what time is worth and invites deathbeds to answer, voiced by a speaker named Young.
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