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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
12
Published Thursday from Cho teau Montana details a soldier boy’s voyage through the tropics and up the China coast in 1918. The writer describes Torp gas island Shanghai Pekin and Tang towns encounters with Chinese crowds and British empire works alongside U S Marines and 1500 soldiers.
Montana farmers nationwide move to plant fall crops under a federal loan program. Over 100 representatives from farm bureaus banks and counties voted to accept $3 per acre up to 100 acres to plant winter rye and wheat with a survey of drought areas by county agents and farm bureau officials amid plans for notes mortgages on crops. A permanent committee will seek congressional funds to help farmers through winter and seed for spring planting.
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs H J Leonard for visits and kind support during their bereavement expressed with heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors.
Three burner Florence oil stove advertised as always ready to use with no wicks to bother with. Demonstration promised to show how easy they are to operate.
In Great Falls the Cascade county democratic meeting adopted a unanimous resolution endorsing Harry B. Mitchell for the Democratic nomination in the second district. It praises his character and abilities, urging district Democrats to support him to reflect honor on the state during wartime.
The Delco-Light engine includes an electric self starter and stops automatically when the batteries are fully charged. Batteries need only occasional maintenance, with a little pure water added about once a month.
The Food Administration in Montana announces extra flour allowances during fall plowing and harvesting. Farmers may purchase wheat flour on a twelve pound basis, per administrator Phil I Cole of Teton County.
Notice that Sam Markman sold his hide wool and junky business to Lewis town Hide & Fur Co. with immediate possession. All bills and claims should be mailed to P. O. Box 509 Great Falls.
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