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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
8
The Choteau high school auditorium will host A Rival by Request on Tuesday evening August 26. Local events note Claude Siems and J H Burke visiting nearby towns while Choteau Mercantile Co offers notable bargains. George Hall faced a 20 day sentence for disorderly conduct. six others were expelled from town.
The Clerk of the Court notes new civil actions since the last issue. First National Bank of Iowa City Iowa sues H I Guth on a note. W W Jametson sues A L Moody. G W Deardorf sues Bert M Smith and Mabel T Smith for foreclosure of a mortgage.
Letters of administration were issued in the estate of Paul R. Simon son deceased to Henry Davidson. Letters of guardianship were issued for Pierre grand incompetent to Edward J. Hirshberg. Order of sale in the foreclosure case Leigh versus Dahl et al.
Harry K X Thaw, known for killing Stanford White, escaped Matteawan Hospital for the criminal insane in New York at 7:45 p m on August 17. He slipped through an open gate, hopped into a ready automobile, and fled toward the Connecticut state line about 30 miles away. A schoolmaster delivered an address to students citing a cautionary tale about a bad boy who harmed his sister and faced consequences.
The text links the assassination of Francisco Madero to Mexico’s upheaval under Huerta, portraying the brutal regime as responsible for the bloodshed in the country’s administration.
The remark muses that ongoing extreme heat could erode interest in Dr. Metchnikoff’s longevity theories as heat records persist. It frames a long horizon where public curiosity may wane under climatic strain.
A collection of short witticisms and exchanges quoted from Houghton Gazette Washington Herald Washington Star and Grit. Jests cover flour quality marital schemes fashion novelty and absentmindedness as seen in humorous quips and anecdotes.
In a Jacksonville Times-Union opinion line Mulhall questions actions of the National Association of Manufacturers and prompts readers to consider why he believes the group deserves truthfulness about its conduct.
A dispute between two children centers on whether a little fib is a lie. Carrie cites her university professor father to claim a fib is a story and thus a lie. Alice counters with her real estate father who asserts he knows more about lying.
An English firm faced a higher court for swindling and unfair business practices. The chief justice acquitted them noting the evidence was not sufficient to convict, yet warned readers of his opinion. Two days later the firm ran ads proclaiming “Reference, by special permission, the Lord Chief Justice of England.”
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