Cho teau Weekly Journal entry details second class matter
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter.
A Montana editorial decries the flood of self-promoting candidate notices, calling them political bunkum. It argues only actual filings for office deserve news column space and condemns virtue-stacking and paid propaganda masquerading as news.
A Montana editor argues newspapers should not subsidize political campaigns. He notes paid space is the paper’s income and condemns campaign material sent with requests for free editorial space. He sees no reason for papers to bear candidates' campaign costs or to tolerate political panhandling.
The University of California at Berkeley recognizes the need to study divorce causes and establishes a course in critical analysis of the modern home as part of the regular curriculum. The program aims to explore family dynamics and societal factors shaping marriages.
The piece surveys high divorce rates in Montana and Oregon, critiques on women’s emancipation, eugenic marriage laws in Oregon, and notes on Berkeleys scientific interest in mismating. It also mentions E L Jourdonnais and family touring from Spokane to Medford after Montana camping.
The article notes a device enabling viewing a caller through walls and around corners. It warns that such inventions would push people to be extremely bold, potentially deterring people from wearing risky red flannel underwear.
Spectators saw a high scoring contest between Strain Brothers and Power Dutton Sunday. Power Dutton won 9 runs to Strain Brothers 7 with notable performances and weather disruptions affecting crops around Power. Community notes mention visits to Duluth Buffalo and Great Falls, local picnics planned, and a hailstorm causing damage.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will be entertained at Mrs Praten's home at seven o'clock on the evening of July 9. McCulloughlett plans an extended Winnipeg visit. Mrs R W Blake and Miss Blake traveled to Great Falls, with Miss Blake remaining to resume work. Mrs G Wiggins and Mrs Grohs of Great Falls visited Mrs Alex Hummel last week. Ira Kiester suffered facial and head burns when primer gas in Ford cylinders ignited. companions rolled him in dirt to extinguish flames.
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