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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1918

Page

2

Legal Measure for Hay in Stack in Montana Defined

Montana law Chapter 91 of 1907 sets the legal measurement for hay in stack to determine tonnage. For blue joint hay 422 cubic feet equals a ton after 30 days up to three months, 340 cubic feet after six months. alfalfa and rough grass 512 cubic feet after 30 days up to one year, 450 for timothy and clover after 30 days up to one year. Measurements: stack length and width, compute cubic feet by a specific formula, then divide total cubic feet by the allowed cubic feet per ton.

Montana Montana State College

Can't Blame the Skunk Bravery Tale

A Yank settles a quarrel among a Frenchman an Englishman an Irishman and a German prisoner by challenging each to endure a skunk odor from a poultry house Pat exits after five minutes the Englishman four the Frenchman five and the German after eight minutes finally emerges.

Pat

Little Blind Girl Sings Thrift Song to War Time Tune

Mary OBrien a 14 year old blind student from Janesville writes a thrift song after a D A R thrift message. Titled Keep the Thoughts Thriving the song uses Keep the Home Fires Burning melody urging thrift stamps and funded drives to aid soldiers and wartime needs.

Little Mary O’brien School For the Blind Janesville Little Mary

Work program at Montana State Normal College Dillon

The Dillon Montana State Normal College offers student aid through work in exchange for room and board. Many students earn their own way and openings exist for clerks or telephone work, plus in house tasks like cooking ironing sweeping and child care. Interested parties should contact The Student Help Committee at the college to apply before the winter quarter begins January 6 1919.

Montana Dillon Normal College State Normal College J.E. _Monroe

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Montana Residents

Mrs. John Underwood of Great Falls Montana reports Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after years of pain dizziness headaches and backache. She notes relapses from poor water and says the remedy quickly drove away the disorder. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y

Chateau Dean John Underwood Fourth Ave Great Falls Mont England Doan Foster- Milburn Co., Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y

Ferdinand of Bulgaria Pardons Revolutionary Stambulinsky

A month before abdication Ferdinand I of Bulgaria pardoned revolutionary Stambulinsky, sentenced to life imprisonment. The act did not remove Boris from the throne, stirring humorous commentary about the king.

Ferdinand of Bulgaria Boris Stambulinsky Lfe Ferdie

Health Service Urges Air, Clothing Change to Fight Flu

The U S Public Health Service warns influenza may linger as pneumonia and bronchitis rise in winter. Surgeon General Blue urges fresh air, proper clothing, and avoiding overheated, poorly ventilated rooms to prevent deadly respiratory disease.

Washington, D. C Rupert Blue United States Public Health Service

Food prices at Price Interpretation Board meeting

At a November 26 meeting the Price Interpretation Board fixed consumer and retailer prices for staples. Wheat flour 49 lb sack 3.00–3.30. cornmeal 10 lb 0.62–0.76. oatmeal 9 lb 0.69–0.83. hominy 10 lb 0.71–0.85. Other items include sugar 100 lb 0.85. beans 16–19c. potatoes 16 lb 2.00. onions 4.4–4.4c. raisins 16 oz 0.18–0.19. canned tomatoes No. 2 0.17–0.26. canned corn 0.16–0.26. salmon tall pink Alaska No. 1 2.65–3.38. evaporated milk 8 oz 0.56–0.75. milk 0.16. butter 0.60–0.65. oleomargarine 0.88. eggs 0.45–0.50. cheese American 0.30–0.40. lard 1.30–1.65. lard substitute 0.89–1.10. bacon 0.41–0.58. ham 0.46–0.60. butter fat 0.56. corn syrup 1.10 lb 0.85–1.05.

Alaska

Armistice talk with General High and railway leaders

Disjointed notes indicate a discussion on an armistice with General High and railway managers. References praise for McAdoo appear while resisting punitive rhetoric and debating a boardroom stance in May negotiations.

McAdoo Mois Haying

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Dex W.S. S The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company S. Health United States Bureau of ‘Public Health Treasury Department Berryman Washington Mary Can Will Sunkist LOGAN @ HOWARD Prips Valier, Mont
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