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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
3
Real estate transfers filed with the county clerk list patents and deeds for numerous properties across several townships and ranges. The notice includes a contest entry by Grace E. Malone against Claude H. Elmore, with a legal deadline and procedures.
In 1917 the World proclaims value at low cost and offers a combined one year subscription for The World and The Acantha at $3.00, with regular prices listed as $2.00 for the World yearly and $4.00 for both papers separately. The note highlights ongoing European war coverage and the newspaper’s broad household appeal.
Italy faces pressure to align with England France and Russia to force the ouster of cabinet members as talks for a separate peace delay. The timeline tightens as allied forces coordinate steps toward a broader settlement.
The sheriff will sell on February 15 1917 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse front door in Chateau Montana the Lots 25 26 27 and 28 in block 25 of Hazletts First Addition Choteau with improvements and appurtenances. W Miller Sheriff James S Innes Under Sheriff James Sulgrove attorney for plaintiff. First pub Jan 24 last Feb 14 1917. Five year land claim proof set for March 5 1917 before A C Warner U S Commissioner with witnesses Hugh Robinson Howard H Higgins Edward W Fearon Murdoch Bruce. Dated Jan 5 1917. R N Sutherlin Register. First pub Jan 31 last Feb 28
Land Office at Great Falls Montana January 16 1917 Percy Edgar Hodgskiss of Chateau Montana gives notice of intention to make final proof on his homestead entry 09672 for the southwest half and other parcels in sections 19 29 30 township 23 north range 5 west Montana Meridian.
A fellow who met a man in a Pullman car delivered information to Senator Lodge about Ambassador von Bernstroff. The remark hints at wartime exchanges and a suggestion that removing kings from their ships could ease trench evacuation.
The note observes that Japan's plans for influence in the Pacific have not altered the widely recognized name of the Pacific Ocean, a fact kept intact despite regional ambitions.
The report notes that David Lloyd’s name is not hyphenated, yet can be conjured in the same way. It emphasizes spelling choices and public usage without changing the core identity.
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