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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
4
The Che Choteau Acantha notes it is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana and filed as second class matter in the post office. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year or $1.76 if paid in advance.
Montana farmers can expect sufficient surplus seed oats and barley for spring planting. Director F B Linfield of the Montana Experiment Station and Montana Seed Board notes several carloads found in Montana and purchased by the Federal Seed Stocks commission for farmer benefit.
The Farmington A S of BE and Woman's Auxiliary No 66 will meet at Farmington school March 2 at 1 o'clock. Ladies bring refreshments. Equity members invited to lunch. Mabel H. Rogers, Sec.
Deliana Maria Vanderlay born Palo Iowa December 16 1871 married Wesley Spoelder about 1885 in New Holland South Dakota. They moved from Montana to the T S Gap country and later settled near Chateau. Survived by husband six children. Funeral at Chateau Methodist Church conducted by Revs Van Derploeg and Hall. Interment in Choteau cemetery.
We sincerely thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and burial of our beloved wife and mother. Wesley Spoelder and children.
A wartime sermon urges Christians to act on the firing line not retreat behind arms. The speaker links world conflict to moral duty and the call for peace through Jesus Christ, warning against complacency and urging every Christian family to join the effort.
A wartime church bulletin urges parishioners to mobilize for God and country. It calls for households to organize for war, church and home on the firing line, and warns against government opponents while promoting Sunday services and Sunday school attendance.
Governor Stewart signs fourteen enacted measures including moratorium for soldiers bail insurance changes voting for soldiers and sedition definition. The bills cover explosives destruction laws flag advertising seed grain taxes on soldiers crops liens and funding for farmers institutes along with requests to Congress on price powers and railroad spur and Great Northern branch authorization.
The notice invites all readers to engage with the library asking for book donations and input from mechanics mothers teachers and others. It promises to obtain desired titles and offers help with authors quotations foreign words pronunciations foreign countries Roosevelt West building social usage and standard literature queries via the library.
Maxine Elliott returns to American screens in the motion picture Fighting Odds from Goldwyn. The star plays the wife of a millionaire manufacturer whose wit and charm challenge powerful enemies in a tale of big business in the automobile industry. The Royal theater presents the film next Wednesday and Thursday.
A wartime notice promotes buying War Savings Stamps at quarter cost and announces post office sales. It also touts Delco-Light as an affordable compact electric plant for farms and country homes. A Delco-Light representative will demonstrate at homes.
A Milwaukee Journal feature profiles a German immigrant in Wisconsin who rose from peasant beginnings to wealth and respect, yet remained unnaturalized and loyal to Germany. The piece questions his patriotism and calls German pride into question amid wartime propaganda.
The remark highlights ongoing debates where opponents compare Bolshevik ideology to religious faith, suggesting a convergence in rhetoric with other movements described as totalizing or dogmatic.
Montana restrict ions on meatless days are lifted through April 15 1918 due to ample Western mutton and lamb allowing public eating places and households to serve these meats on any day. Beef and pork rules remain strict. In bankruptcy action H A Howe seeks final discharge with April 8 1918 hearing in Missoula Montana.
Madge Evans, billed as the World's Kiddie Star, arrives Friday at the Royal theater for Gates of Gladness a Brady-Made World Picture. The film features Evans as an artist's model in an unusual, striking story likely to expand her circle of admirers.
Opinion argues that domestic conflict undermines national unity and weakens resolve against abroad. The piece contends that fighting at home distracts from addressing external threats and harms international posture.
The passage laments German hardship under Hohenzollern rule as taxes rise and Krupp profits grow. It accuses Berlin of exploiting Belgium during peacetime and notes rising prices such as snow shovels. It also references Trotzky as a potential peace prize recipient.
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