Choteau Acantha Newspaper Details
The Choteau Acantha is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana. It is entered at the post office as second class mail.
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Choteau
Montana
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
3
Appearances Signal Town Pride for Spring Tourist Season
The piece urges Chateau and Teton County to polish town and countryside to attract visitors amid oil exploration and a thriving highway location. It calls for spring cleanup, weed control, and pride in homes and farms to entice new residents and raise property values while showcasing local schools and amenities.
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Chateau
Montana
Morgan
Chateau A
Teton County
Teton
Farmers offer corn to feed starving Europe
At an Illinois Agricultural Association meeting in Chicago, president J R Howard urged farmers to donate surplus 1920 corn for relief in Europe if urban residents supply transport. He said up to 25 million bushels could be released, with grain shipped out of the U S to prevent dumping local markets.
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Illinois Agricultural Association
Chicago
J. R. Howard
Howard
Hoover Committee
United States
Europe
Poland
Rumania
Armenia
Changes Proposed in Grain Grading Rules Meeting to Set Amendments
Amendments to the grain grading act are being drafted after two years of work. A state grain grading and warehousing commission meeting at the capitol will conclude Saturday and present proposals to the legislature. The key change would require joint sampling by the public warehouseman and grower at the point of delivery, with samples sent to the state grain inspector at Great Falls or Bozeman for testing. The commission, including John M. Davis of Hamilton as chairman, Thomas Connolly of Cottonwood, Thomas S. Hunt of Broadview, and Charles D. Greenfield of Helena as secretary, aims to resolve earlier disputes over grain quality.
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Capitol
Great Falls
Bozéman
Warehouse Commission
John M. Davis
Hamilton
Thomas Connolly
Cottonwood
Thomas S. Hunt
Broudview
Charles D. Greenfield
Helena
Japanese Promise Indemnity in Langdon Killing
Washington reports satisfactory assurances from Japan that regrets over Lieutenant W. H. Langdon of the Albany killed by a Japanese sentry at Vladivostok will be followed by proof of measures to curb future clashes. Japan agrees to indemnity as the case goes to Tokio’s foreign office. a U S board will assess responsibility.
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Washington
W. H. Langdon
Albany
Windivostock
State Department
Langdon
Department
Main
Japan
Montana Senate Action Seeks Tax Delinquent Relief and Charter Loss
Montana lawmakers move to urge immediate presidential communication after Governor Dixon signs a tax relief bill. The measure forgives 1920 delinquencies if paid by October 1, 1921 and charges 1 percent monthly interest until then. It also extends redemption rights for 1917 delinquents and warns counties with falling assessed values may lose charters and be attached to neighbors. A special three member committee is created to probe the state bail commission.
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Montana
Booth
Fallon County
Dixon
Leuthold
Hazelbaker
Loy
Golden Valley
House
Senate
State
Dixon Plan Favored by Montana Farm Groups
A joint capitol meeting of Montana house and senate agriculture committees, the Montana Farm Bureau Federation, and farm groups backed Dixon's plan for an enlarged consolidated department of agriculture. Speakers included S. M. Ward, William Irwin, Dr H C Gardner, and E O Selway with Governor Dixon's agenda aligned in spirit.
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Montana
Capitol
House
Senate
Montana Farm Bureau Federation
S. M. Ward
Hamilton
William Irwin
Pipestone
Joseph M. Dixon
Department of Agriculture
A Worthwhile Picture at the Oval This Week
Billie Burke stars in The Frisky Mrs. Johnson at the Oval Theater for two days starting next Tuesday. The Paramount release is described as worthwhile in every respect.
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