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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana, where it is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription rates are one year two dollars, six months one dollar twenty five, three months seventy five cents. Foreign countries including Canada two dollars fifty cents per year. Payable in advance.
The piece mocks early victory dinners and predicts Democratic splits may prevent a presidential nominee this year. It recalls 1924’s long convention, cites alarm from the Montana Standard, and notes inflated oratory by J E Erickson and Al Smith while warning the race won’t be decided by speeches.
The piece urges alignment with the Washington bicentennial and urges balanced study of Washington. It warns against deification and notes historians highlight humanity while praising Washington's achievements. It argues schools should inspire lifelong study and civic improvement amid reflections on independence and governance.
Residents pledge strong support for the bicentennial celebration and local committee. The call emphasizes unity and civic pride as the community lines up behind organizers and affiliated groups.
Washington outlines a two billion dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation act to aid solvent and insolvent banks agricultural credit bodies and railroads. It aims to restore credit and confidence by providing loans and securities backed relief to communities facing bank failures and rail traffic declines.
Masses planned for next Sunday in 1994 will be held in Choteau at 9 AM, Dutton at 9 AM, Power at 11 AM, and Bynum at 11 AM. Evening services at Power begin at 7:30 PM followed by a congregation meeting to organize the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine.
Plato noted in the Republic that he rarely met a mathematician who could reason. The remark is discussed by A W Benn in Revaluations, with Jowett's translation cited and a hint of possible malice.
Storm activity at sea is milder than on land due to less overheated air near the surface, as heated air at the ocean bottom drives most storms.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co. stockholders will be held Saturday February 6 1932 at 2 o clock p m at Farmington hall Farmington Teton county Montana to elect officers and address any other business.
Mrs. Harry Young and guests returned from a honeymoon trip to St. John Gemar and family visited the Morhardt home. Harry Young ordered lumber in Chateau to repair an elevator door blown off by the wind. Several residents are on the sick list and various social visits occurred among Gemars Schults Gebhart Wright Jensen Weist and other local families.
Global Kruschen Salt campaign targets girls and women seeking an attractive figure. Advertisement promises easy weight control and a healthier appearance through the product.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe, harmless fat loss method. It recommends taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast, cutting fatty foods, and promises energetic health, bright eyes, and a charming figure. It notes a four week bottle cost and a money back guarantee at Chateau Drug Co.
The Teton County Farmers Mercantile Co will hold its annual stockholders meeting at Farmington hall on Thursday January 28 1932 at 2 pm for director elections and other business. Secretary M Swenson notes publication January 21 1932.
Last week a strong wind damaged windows chimneys doors and fences in Agawam and disrupted telephone service for three days. A birth is reported at Chateau for son Eddie Hanson and his wife Babe stay at Straight hospital. Joe Jost returned from Three Forks after visiting family. Frank Schultz hosted dinner with local residents.
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