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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
6
Corneille Mertens reports peanuts from Shanghai being imported as Texas crops fail to supply peanut oil demand. Several consignments have arrived from Shanghai where nuts were grown, aiding the oil industry amid regional supply shortages.
Promoter in London says Georges Carpentier will face Jack Bempses next year with a 35000 pound purse. Winners receive 68 percent of winnings, losers 40 percent. Toledo streetcars resume after four weeks of idleness. Jewelers robbed in Sort land as three men bound and gagged a clerk. German exodus grows as wealthy flee fears of military intervention in Switzerland.
The advice urges eating in moderation and thorough chewing. It recommends letting five hours pass between meals and taking one Chamberlain’s tablet after supper to improve meal enjoyment and digestion.
President Wilson forecast peaceful restoration and urged Congress to curb unrest through cost of living controls and labor reform. He promised a separate message on the peace treaty and railroad legislation, and warned against radicalism while affirming workers' rights to strike within government protection.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain Tablets for indigestion and constipation claiming they tone the stomach liver and bowels to restore health. The text is followed by a Montana court summons in the district court of the Ninth Judicial District in Teton County, involving plaintiff C. F. Cole and defendants led by William N. Pike and Essie E. Pike seeking to foreclose a note and mortgage dated 1916.
Washington. In his annual report Secretary of Agriculture Houston notes Almerton farmers aided the war effort by boosting production. Wheat for 1919 is forecast at one million bushels above 1918, corn up 400 million bushels, and meat milk eggs and poultry also set records. Yields per acre rise due to better methods and machinery.
Washington announces that the sugar equalization board will be dissolved by December 31 and the government will not attempt to control sugar disposition. Attorney General Palmer says no funds were provided by Congress to continue sugar work, with DOJ focusing on punishing profiteers.
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