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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

4

Choteau Acantha Maxim: Bishop Proprietor 1918 Notice

Publication details for the Choteau Acantha dated August 22 1918 list B Bishop as proprietor and indicate the paper is issued weekly in Choteau Montana with second class mailing status and a subscription price of 2.00 per year or 1.76 in advance.

Choteau Montana

North Montana Methodists Close Havre Conference

Havre August meeting of the North Montana conference of the Methodist church wrapped with sunrise prayers and sermons by Bishop W O Shepard. Officials and ministers discussed temperance measures and war concerns with a call to support prohibition and enforce the law after December 31.

Methodists of North Montana Havre North Montana The Methodist Church Jesse Bunch van” Orsdel W. O. Shepard F. A. Armstrong Epworth League George H. Freizer Wilson Congress Nsep Temperance-Toard Clarence True Wilson Washington, D. C J. R. Jeffries Joseph Pope Antisaloon League William O. Shephard Ministers Wives’ Association

Florence Oil Stove and Fair and Square Foods Ad

An old ad promotes Florence Oil Stove and Fair and Square Foods. It touts honest dealing, high prices for produce, and a Florence automatic three burner stove with no wicks, easy operation, and readiness for hot weather. It urges trial and sale of produce at fair prices.

Simmons Declares Sheriff Tie Not Our Goal

A. J. Simmons states he is a Republican and has served as deputy sheriff under Miller. He asserts no obligation to Miller beyond deputy duties and urges voters to read Montana law effective Jan 1 1919 noting bootleggers will be present and promising to enforce laws if elected.

Miller Chateau Teton County United States Deen Valier A. J. Simmons

McAdoo Supports 4 1 2 Percent Liberty Bonds Rate

Secretary McAdoo declares the fourth Liberty loan bonds will carry 4 12 percent interest and urges a stabilized government rate to prevent tax increases. He warns a one quarter of one percent rise on $10 billion in bonds would raise annual interest by $25 million, affecting all taxpayers and consumptions. The call stresses patriotism and public support for wartime finance at a steady 4 1 4 percent.

Liberty Loan McAdoo

Water Systems For Country Homes

If you are thinking of putting in a water system on your farm investigate Delco Light before you decide. We can show you why pumping water by electricity is cheaper and fully automatic. Let us give a Delco Light demonstration at your home.

McCullough Electric Co. explains crowded trains during war

The agency for Teton and Toole Counties in Chateau Montana cites troop movements and war materials as the main cause of crowded trains and scarce passenger cars. It notes track and terminal limits as another factor and mentions recently raised passenger rates to curb traffic, aiming to prioritize essential military and civil needs.

McCullough Electric Co Teton and Toole Counties Chateau Montana Jtay

Railroads Call for Reduced Passenger Travel

Message from W G McAdoo urges Americans to avoid unnecessary passenger train travel to free essential freight and troop movements. Officials promise improved service where possible and recommend using Liberty bonds to support the war effort.

Mount Railroad Administration

Transporting Our Troops The Great Transatlantic Move

The article notes a massive 1.5 million American troops moved to Europe in six months with minimal loss of life. It attributes success to American railroads and the navy, praising the combined effort as a transport miracle recognized by Sir Joseph Maclay, the British shipping controller.

Europe Joseph Maclay

Director-General McAdoo defends railroad policy progress

The statement asserts justification for the policy and notes progress made toward the goal while the Railroad Administration develops its approach. No further concrete details are provided in the fragment.

McAdoo Cis

Eve's Daughter at Royal Theater with Billie Burke

Eve's Daughter a Paramount picture stars Billie Burke in a Margaret Turnbull adaptation of Alicia Ramsey play. Grace George led Broadway production this year. Cast includes Thomas Meighan William Riley Hatch Florence Flynn Lionel Atwill and Mary Navaro. Story centers on a daughter's emancipation from a strict father and its risky consequences ending happily.

Billie Burke Royal Theater Paramount Eve Margaret Turnbull Alicia Ramsey Grace George Thomas Meighan Miss Burke Miss Terry William Riley Hatch Florence Flynn Lionel Atwill Mary Navaro

German Crown Prince Forces Doubled Yet Hold Safe Line

Reports indicate the crown prince’s forces have been doubled while maintaining a secure frontline. No breakthrough or retreat is noted as artillery and infantry positions hold under pressure.

Kaiser’s Speech Questioned After Gum Injection

A fragment suggests an inquiry into whether a drug injected into the Kaiser’s gums led to his unusual talk during a dental visit. The remark hints at a cause for odd behavior observed in a royal patient.

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