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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
7
The Avantha argues for division into three counties but urges changes to the Teton Conrad line and stresses consulting freehold taxpayers, local owners, and residents of the middle county. It cautions against overreach by interests or a clique and notes aviation pioneers Moissant and Hoxsey as significant, while predicting Conrad as a strong senator candidate for Montana.
The Acantha advocates reciprocal support for home industries and appeals to local readers to back domestic goods. It highlights a 1912 calendars line from the job department and presents a chance for readers to participate.
The passage questions how W G Conrad's influence with the current state legislature will affect the proposed division of Teton county. It notes the ease of guessing the prospective senator's stance and mentions the appeal of having a county named after a local figure.
Department of the Interior notices Joseph N Stonehouse of Bynum Montana intends to prove five year land claim for NW 4 and NE 4 sections 15 10 township 25 north range 6 west Montana Meridan before John W Shields on February 15 witnesses Duncan Stewart George Denny Charles C Shubel Carl Treumer at Bynum Montana. E L Barnes Register. First pub November 15.
Buttering bread or cracker before toasting cheese improves flavor and aroma. The method emphasizes even browning and richer mouthfeel, suggesting use of smooth butter to complement melted cheese.
A Punch cartoon remark contrasts a traveler’s guide urged by a clergyman with a humorous mispronunciation of “England” as the Church of Pugland. The dialogue lampoons American visitors and London sights like St Paul’s and Westminster Abbey.
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