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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
4
The Chateau Acantha is published weekly on Wednesdays at Cha tea Montazia and entered as second class matter at the post office. Subscription is $2.00 per year or $1.75 in advance.
December 6 1916 items include hospital patient Richard Myers and business visitors J J Daley and E J Hirshberg in Great Falls. News covers Thanksgiving visits, local dance at Chateau, Parent Teachers Association meeting with Olive Trutchart and Rev Hall readings, St Paul amusement, Montana Chamber trip to St Paul, special train plans, Colorado beet sugar crops and Montana beet operations near Billings and Bitter Root.
Helena December 1 state board completes official count of November 7 election. Closest race Carroll Democrat over Craig Republican for clerk of the supreme court by 169 votes. Keating Democrat defeats Fenner Republican for state auditor by 661 votes. Full tally across offices lists party totals for electors, senator Myers, representatives Rankin Evans, and others with several races tight or decided.
Governor S V Stewart proclaims a statewide quarantine on cattle sheep and swine from Nebraska Kansas and Missouri to halt imports into Montana and to stop in transit shipments at terminals for inspection by state or federal veterinarians amid foot and mouth disease concerns.
Missoula district reports rich bismuth ore value, $6000 per ton, with Libby adds an auxiliary plant of $20000. Missoula builds fish hatchery for dining service. Butte sees steady output and no major accidents. state plans oil and gas developments. new banks, hospitals, and schools proposed. Wheat crop valued at $40 million. railways face embargo shifts but car shortages eased.
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