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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1917
Page
7
David Lloyd George enters new talks with evident resolve after a bold opening stance. The scene hints at potential shifts in policy as he seeks a path forward with key figures, signaling cautious diplomacy.
A Port Angeles Herald essay links autumn changes to winter prep by humans and wildlife. It notes leaves color, cooling air, and hunting as a traditional duty, while animals and birds store provisions and grow stronger for the season’s demands.
The London Economist notes steamers fetch high prices, especially older small ships. A 350 ton 1904 coaster sold for £15,000, equating to over £40 a ton gross and £100 net. Owners sell to lock in gains while waiting for shipping to rebound, as with the London Northern fleet sale yielding substantial premiums to shareholders and milingers.
The article describes making milk from beans by soaking crushing straining boiling and bottling. It notes bean milk resembles dairy milk in appearance and fat content and costs about 50 cents a month for a pint daily. The Agriculture Department has begun experiments on introducing the product here.
A 1513 letter by Robert Fulton to Pittsburgh steelmaker David Cook is unearthed for a Carnegie Museum display during the city charter centennial. Fulton describes orders for boiler plate for the steamboat he was perfecting and to ship the specified quantities.
An English naval architect reports in Scientific American that with equal shifts power and speed match steam in a battleship using double-acting two cycle engines. With equivalent machinery weight, radius of action could triple at full speed and quadruple at cruising speed.
In a theatrical aside at the Opera House a critic recalls the villain being shot and writhing on stage for nearly five minutes creating a heavy atmosphere. The remark notes the dramatic effect and dust in the air as the scene concludes with the villain “flopping about.”
Teton county Montana closes registration books for the April 2 1917 election in Conrad Chateau Valier and Cut Bank on March 2 at 5 pm Electors may register at the County Clerk's office or with a Deputy Registrar Those who did not vote in the last General Election must re register movers must apply for change of registration E C Garrett County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar dated January 22 1917 first pub January 31 last February 28.
Federal land notices announce Walter Glenn Dauwalder of Chateau filing for three year proof on land in sections 22 23 and 26 township 24 north range 3 west with witnesses Andrew Andreson William Fraser Edward M Gibler and John C Gibler. Also William Wiseman of Farmington filing five year proof for northeast quarter section 27 township 24 north range 3 west with witnesses Yelte Bakker Jacob Kalma Walter H Haskell and Charles H Ferris.
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