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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
7
Noel McNeil part owner of a local sheep ranch catches 32000 pounds of carp in Nelson Lake using a 2000 foot ice seine drawn by horses. Only carp are kept and shipped live in boxes to New York where a market exists. The effort aims to clear the lake and yields profit.
GAGE and KURTZ of Groton Sd present Duroe Sale catalogue with terms allowing sow to pay for herself. Sale on February 13 features YORKSIARES big growthy gift sows and choice full pie sows and boars from best South Dakota herd home of S D Grand Champion boar. Ad by W E Ebbert Carpenter 8 D. Buy Holstein bulls from Ringling Dairy Ranch Montana. FOR SALE OR RACE Aberdeen Angus bulls will take fresh cows sheep or grain in trade. Joseph J Carignan Avondale Montana.
Reports across Montana cover market shipments of cattle in Browning Browning. Virginia City anticipates Buckeye mine resumption. Butte hosts midwinter excursion to California. Ennis endures muskrat invasion from ice gorge. Red Lodge mining tragedy at Ashoe leaves Joe Tomsic dead and four injured. Great Falls Sunburst Refining plans higher gasoline output. Roundup Absaroka Oil to test another well. Forsyth hosts July mothers camp by state college extension. Browning Albert N Wall former resident shot himself in Denver. Butte two gangs terrorize north end beating and robbing. Dillon infant Wylie Howell found dead with kerosene sill.
Charles N Pray, a longtime Montana lawyer, named by President Coolidge to the eastern Montana district court. Pray began in Chouteau County as prosecuting attorney, served in Congress, later practiced in Great Falls. Born in New York, he studied law in Chicago and moved to Montana in time to build a noted legal career.
In Butte a few days ago a woman, Mrs. George Rajanovich, and her stepfather Captain Lewis Adler were killed in a double tragedy. Her son, Tom Adler, recalls she feared death at her husband’s hands and told a neighbor of her fears the day before. The husband, long ill, is believed to have shot Rajanovich and then killed himself. a roomer overheard movements as the gun was fetched. The family ties date to Captain Adler’s 1911 killing by a bandit, leaving multiple children in grief.
Seven Pittsburgh firemen drowned at a local refinery while battling a blaze. The disaster underscores dangers faced by crews amid industrial fires.
A 15 cent package of Diamond Dyes promises simple directions that let any woman dye or tint worn fabrics or other items even without prior experience. Choose any color at the drug store.
A Pottsville woman and her four daughters aged one to sixteen were burned to death when their Middleport home burned. The husband Andrew Harvilla was severely burned while attempting to rescue them.
An old promotion touts Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. It claims decades of use for upset stomach, constipation, gas, and diarrhea, noting fever reduction and improved digestion.
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