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Brief readable fragment mentions Taiwan Italy and a rental or listing context with unclear names and numbers. The text is fragmented and lacks a complete event or identifiable individuals.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
11
Brief readable fragment mentions Taiwan Italy and a rental or listing context with unclear names and numbers. The text is fragmented and lacks a complete event or identifiable individuals.
Real estate transfers filed with the county clerk list US to Oscar Moe and other grants, warranties, and patents across sections and townships, including Wilbert Morgan to Robert Morgan and Hazel Morgan to M J Halvorson, plus sheriff’s deed to Advance Rumely Thresher Co. Also shows patents to Fleming Goodwin Smith Johnson and Billedeaux heirs with multiple lot quarter designs and distributions in the Hobson and Conrad areas.
Bakers across Montana report trouble adapting to food administration substitutes for white bread. Labor shortages and equipment changes hinder consistent supply, forcing frequent recipe updates. Despite penalties for violations, Food Administrator Atkinson commends overall baker loyalty and compliance.
Notice cites Montana act for veterans tax relief filed by a representative by November 30 1918. Taxes on real or personal property in active military or naval service halted for one year after hostilities end with no penalties. Names counties treasurer collection suspended on military service affidavit. Also lists recruiting notices and Montana nursing training schools for war effort.
Notice is given by administrator EN Pane for the estate of Martha Pane deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at the office of Phil I Cole Cho teau Montana. Dated July 23 1918. First pub July 25 last Aug 1b.
General Gorgas urges women aged 19 to 35 to join the nursing campaign under the Woman's Committee. He warns the army faces a 42 000 nurse shortfall by January and stresses only fully trained graduate nurses are suitable for frontline service, requiring replacements in civilian care.
A former resident now visiting Montana from New York carried two full certificates of War Savings stamps purchased in New York. New York gets credit for the sales while Montana must absorb the loss and sell two more certificates to compensate. The act is described as insult to injury for cashing stamps in Montana while New York benefits.
Snitcher complains to Tellitt that the landlady is costly and intrusive. He recalls a recent demand to take a room upstairs when he cannot even reach the landlady, adding a humorous note to the cartoonish exchange.
A doctor quips on fashion in medicines and hats noting we do not wear medicines on the head or swallow hats, reflecting playful magazine banter in a cartoon caption style.
Amanda C. Wilson by guardian sues Ida B. Foster in Eighth Judicial District Teton County Montana to cancel a warranty deed for lands described as N14 NE4 and SE% NEY of section 7 township 24N range 2W. Defendants must answer within twenty days. default judgment possible. Attorneys: Stanley R. Foot and Pray & Gallaway. First pub Aug 15. last Sept 5.
A cartoon joke recounts a colored minister reading a prayer as the church floor collapses. He calms the crowd with a solemn line and a Moose Peters figure leaps onto a pew and laments having lost his four bits in his head. The scene humorously mixes dialect and biblical reassurance.
A playful quip recalls Mary in the nursery tale refusing more lamb and causing a comic discomfort. The verse riffs on a familiar plot with lighthearted sarcasm and rhymes.
A fragmented cartoon caption scene shows a dispute between an accusing frame up artist and a business manager over a damaged canvas. The dialogue hints at sales and publication roles with comic magazine context.
Helena August 12 report by Sidney Miller registers state lands shows July 30 balance in the permanent funds at $1,207,870.71. July investments totaled $112,750 with $89,950 in farm loans. 51 such loans issued. Farm loan mortgages accepted in July totaled $116,150. Up to August 1 total farm loans by the State Board of Land Commissioners reached 738 worth $1,687,970. There are 673 farm loan applications pending totaling $1,667,350. 151 under appraisal, 215 approved and awaiting completion, 307 awaiting missing substractors or final attorney general approval.
The partnership between W. Swedancky and R. J. Schroder is dissolved with Schroder retiring. All claims will be paid by Swedancky and all accounts are due him. W. Swedancky R. J. Schroder.
Non-news quotation about strong drink and portraits frames a joke from Cartoons Magazine. Pepper and A. Kidder debate rye versus barley imagery, reflecting humor on alcohol’s social image.
Cartoon caption notes a Cat Caterpillar truck mentioned by a paper, with War Gardener remarking on summer garden lessons about the truck. The exchange appears in Cartoons Magazine as a humorous commentary on farming and machinery.
Cartoon dialogue notes Ah's in de fird infan ttry with Bones remarking Ah's-Ah's in deferred classification. The snippet reflects humor and agency banter in a magazine cartoon panel.
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