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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
4
The publication is printed every Thursday at Choteau Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscription rates are $2.00 per year or $1.76 in advance.
Mrs N E Roberts aid daughter visited Great Falls today. Mildred Houck also went to Great Falls to see the Traddick girls and attend a show. A card directs changing the Acantha address from Bole to Verona Mont. Help win the war buy war stamps. For sale at post office F W Currie and Ernest Resenba were arrested Wednesday on grand larceny charges and are out on bail. The complaint sworn by Carl O Madsen accuses them of killing a calf belonging to Henningsen Land Co.
A memorial address will replace the sermon at the Episcopal church next Sunday February 24 honoring the victims of the Tuscania disaster. The service underscores the tragedy as a major local grief event.
A war related submarine catastrophe will be commemorated with a service at 11 o clock honoring Montana sailors among the victims. The gathering will mourn all who perished and reveal startling facts about the submarine incident.
Automakers, dealers, and experts urge attendance at the five day Great Falls event March 16 to 20. The new Lexington building space, diverse entertainment, and talks on gasoline economy and industry prospects await visitors and professionals seeking modern car knowledge and dealer insight.
The Montana Seed Grain board outlines terms for seed grain sales to farmers at actual cost, with detailed purchaser lists and quality caveats. It notes loading weights, bulk car shipments, and sight draft collection, plus a government plan extension for a National Volunteer Industrial Army to mobilize labor in wartime contexts.
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses labor issues during wartime. It references workers, productivity, and efforts to solve labor shortages, mentioning farming and sector adaptations as part of wartime measures. The text is unclear but centers on labor challenges and proposed solutions.
The Third Liberty Loan is delayed and banks are urged to contribute from their resources. Secretary McAdoo plans biweekly appeals, aiming for three billion dollars from about 20 000 banks before the next bond issue. The war costs the U S about 24 million daily, a small per person burden to sustain a long conflict.
Washington February 12 Secretary McAdoo announced a wartime extension for all military and naval personnel to apply for government insurance. Time expired before February 12 is granted an extension to April 12, 1918, allowing applications to be filed any time up to that date.
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