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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
1
The Acantha explains newspapers sell space to fund public service. It will no longer publish advertising news or announcements unless for church or charitable purposes or a public benefit project, with exceptions by publisher’s judgment.
Daniel Whetstone and the Cut Bank Pioneer Press discuss state taxation, opposing Dixon's railroad tax distribution and certain taxes while endorsing a constitutional tax commission, inheritance tax, and a gross production value tax on metalliferous mines. The piece argues expediency over economic justice and defends Dixon supporters from blanket accusations.
The newspaper defends an independent approach to Montana tax reform. It urges paying capable tax experts fair salaries, warns against politicized commissions, supports a real inheritance tax, and favors a production tax on metal mines tied to production value to avoid harming the state’s economy and the Anaconda Copper Company’s role.
William Sproul of Illinois recalls a bricklayer era incident in Chicago when a mule head knock influenced his entry into politics. The writer jokes that if the country could swap lawmakers for mules in Washington, fewer would remain in politics. No offense to bricklayers.
Bacteriological laboratories advise against using jackrabbit meat for food claiming tapeworm infection. The condition allegedly embeds in the human anatomy causing continued hunger rather than appetite satisfaction. The note laments the loss of joy, while many Montanans have proved up homesteads on jackrabbits.
Doorn Netherlands reports suggest exiled Wilhelm and his bride live apart in the gloomy castle with growing estrangement. Commentators mock the royal couple and joke about Mrs Hohenzollern using a rolling pin on the ex monarch.
A local reader, C R Dudley, shares a circular from another state praising the steady subscriber. The verse lauds advance payments, annual renewals, and the cheer of papers arriving, noting how the subscriber’s check sustains the office and its readers.
Applications for grazing permits on the Lewis and Clark National Forest must be filed by February 1 to secure prompt consideration and retained use preferences. Seasons run June 1 to October 15 for cattle and horses, July 1 to September 30 for sheep and goats, with set fees per head.
Jackie Coogan, six year old star of Peck's Bad Boy, headlines the Royal theater engagement. The film presents his mischievous boyish pranks with a lion escape at the circus and a church uproar from live ants. Irvin S Cobb provides subtitles for the comedy seen as an American lad at odds with his father. Doris May, Wheeler Oakman, James Corrigan and Lillian Leighton support.
Raymond Hatton appears as village grocer in the film Peck's Bad Boy produced by Irving Lesser. Associated First National Pictures, Inc. releases the picture featuring Jackie and Baby Gloria Wood in the cast.
The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aids nature by soothing the cough easing lung relief and promoting expectoration. It asserts the medicine opens secretions and supports the body's return to health and invites trial during a cold. Thousands have tested its qualities.
The Harvard rule requiring a Bible exam for the A B shows broad church support yet sharp critique. The Brooklyn Eagle and Literary Digest note the policy aligns with cultural education and criticizes overreliance on undergraduates in assessing sacred text. They compare Bible study as literature to Shakespeare, arguing the Bible remains a richer linguistic resource and broader influence. The piece cites anecdotes of students and a seminary aspirant who emphasizes Deity over kings of Israel, while praising revised versions as acceptable alongside the King James.
Freely advertised claim that catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. It alleges the medicine works through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, restoring normal conditions with circulars available from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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