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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
2
Barney Oldfield known as the Master Tire Builder. He used crude tires that spun the 999 mile record at sixty weeks. his Cords covered 500 miles at eighty miles an hour without a change. The Wichita Test Run proved Oldfield’s superiority in touring with four Cords covering 34 525 miles over rough winter roads, tested by the Mayor of Wichita.
Montana judge Lew L. Calloway of Great Falls filed with the secretary of state to seek the Republican nomination for Chief Justice of the Montana Supreme Court. Calloway, in practice since 1891, has served as Madison County attorney, mayor of Virginia City, and on the Fifth District bench, with leadership roles in the state and American bar associations.
J M Burlingame of Great Falls announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress. He has been a Montana resident for 82 years and active in business and political life, with supporters urging his campaign based on his record and platform.
The text notes Burlingame as the first register of the Great Falls land office and a long-time Cascade county state senator, chair of the judiciary committee, seeking the Republican nomination for Congress at the August 29 primaries. He is described as knowing Montana and its needs and as a reliable defender of Montana’s interests.
Countywide announcement campaign for WM. Reiquam as Republican candidate for sheriff. He emphasizes his officer record and citizen status, pledges fair impartial administration and strict law enforcement if nominated and elected, seeking voter support in August primaries.
James Collins announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Teton County. He pledges fair impartial administration and an economy program to reduce office expenses, subject to voters at the August primaries.
A candidate declares intent to run for the Teton County assessor role in August primaries. If nominated and elected, the individual pledges efficiency and strict economy in all duties of the office.
The announcement notes a candidate for County Superintendent of Schools in Teton County, pending approval by the Republican party at the August primaries.
The speaker thanks supporters for the zero operation and backing during her administration and urges continued support this fall. She pledges faithful work for the best interests of Teton County schools if nominated and re-elected.
Notice to voters announces a candidate for county attorney of Teton County subject to Republican primary approval next August. The candidate pledges impartial administration and strict enforcement of all laws to the best of their ability.
A candidate declares seeking the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton County subject to voters at the August 29 primary. He pledges fair impartial and economical administration of the office.
A printer’s fragment cites adherence to law, strict enforcement, and economical governance as a pledge to voters in the Republican primaries, dated August 29, 1922, signed by W. W. Peterson.
A candidate for Montana's state legislature from Teton County asks Republican primary voters to approve on August 29 1922 and pledges to lower taxes, noting the ballot will print the phrase an economical legislative session after their name.
A notice to voters of Teton County announcing support for T. A. Meagher in the upcoming Democratic primary on August 29. The message calls for strict economy in legislation and tax burden equalization in Mentona.
A Republican candidate for county assessor urges voters to support his bid in the primary. He cites lower maintenance costs in the office, a 20 percent expense reduction in year two, and $5 000 000 of property valuation depreciation to keep taxes fair. He credits county cooperation and promises continued economy and competent administration.
A Great Falls Montana resident, Martin set blacksmith, testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured dull backaches and kidney trouble after his kidneys misbehaved and pain or soreness hindered work. He reports relief and a strong back after use, with the 60 cent price cited. The ad credits Foster Milburn Co. and Mars Buffalo NY as makers.
John W. Weeks, secretary of war, appears composed after another demanding week. He chairs multiple commissions including the council of national defense and Meade memorial, with roles in the Smithsonian and interdepartmental social hygiene board, while also pursuing golf with President Harding.
A resident determined to curb apartment theft rushes from his home in B V D’s with pipe and revolver after a false alarm triggers screams of laughter. He arrives energetic and ready, only to find no intruders as the commotion clears.
A questionnaire from six Chicago high schools shows 85 percent of 3,000 students go to the movies from one to seven times weekly. They spend 920 dollars weekly on films, about 46 000 dollars annually, with a preference for thrillers featuring gunplay and escapes. The study suggests similar patterns in other cities.
Hot weather diseases threaten bowels during summer. Protect family by using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, a product many have testified to its excellence and dependability.
Plaintiff seeks payment on promissory notes and foreclosure of a mortgage on land described as the SE and other quarters in sections 23 and 24, township 25 north range 3 west, containing 5660 acres, recorded December 11, 1916. Defendants include Graves and others. summons issued July 27, 1922. First publication Aug 3, last Aug 24, 1922. An example attorney is Fr L Tilton of Billings. Also included is a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
The Queen Rebekah Lodge meets first and third Fridays in Connor's hall. MARY MONKMAN is N. G. and CLARA M. MELLON is Secy. Meantime the group meets every Tuesday at 8 o'clock at their hall in the Connor building with visiting brothers welcome, led by J. Harold Stephens N. G. and H. Ferris Secy.
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