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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
4
Great Falls editorials clash over Sam H. Wood and a cited ex convict charge. The Acantha accuses local papers of bias while the Leader defends proof and calls the Leader guilty as charged. A reprinted Exchange tale shows an editor in heaven beside a furnace labeled Delinquent Subscribers.
The London Spectator foresees a strong Roosevelt administration with Monroe Doctrine adherence and a larger Navy. It praises editor John St Lee Strachey as a top global journalist who once stayed at the White House. The piece notes a forthcoming revival of the “who scratches” in several states.
The Montanian reprints a critique of politicians and business, noting a Republican claim to swing North Carolina out of the solid South within two years. It mentions a past election reducing Democratic margins by about 35,000 votes and claims Acantha’s growing subscription list in Teton county.
Indiana resident Thomas Taggart argues there is no explaining a cyclone and urges reading weather bureau literature for clarity. He emphasizes the need for scientific understanding of storm phenomena.
Roughly three quarters of so called dead ads continue to appear in the Montanian. Editors urge advertisers to remove dormant notices and free up space for new listings.
In district court this week State of Montana v Albert Goeddertz Jr ended in acquittal for branding two calves belonging to Conrad Circle Cattle Co. Prosecutor J J Erickson and F Stranahan defended by Bair noted that Goeddertz was away from home and could not have branded the calves, while two branded cows with similar calves roamed nearby.
A Jos Hirshberg Co display features an 1847 silverware line and framed studies at 50c each. Chas W Gray of Belleview Montana seeks grain for a two seated spring wagon or trade. Carson's offers second hand pianos sewing machines. Bucks for sale include 120 Rambouillet and Merino bucks with trade options.
Month ending November 25 3204 report shows total enrollment 5066 students with average daily attendance 32 percent attendance 99 and tardiness 2 cases. Visitors count not specified.
The Choteau Public Schools report for the month ending November 25 1904 lists enrollments attendance and tardies across departments. Names include Eva Hicks Mabel Cowell Phoebe Burd Irene Graves and many others with W B Watts as principal and Margaret Jones as teacher in the primary division.
Montana report notes lands located and surveyed by the county surveyor with details on reservoirs and ditches. States service as agent for state land with notary public authority.
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