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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
7
The article touts Canadian farmland as a prime investment and living option. It notes spring value gains of 15 to 20 percent, strong rail access, good roads, and favorable grain prices. Free homesteads of 160 acres could be worth 100 to 200 dollars per acre with profit from farming. Government literature and agents in the U S assist choosing locations.
A diminutive golf club secretary endures a long hitting guest during a summer round. The visitor keeps dropping balls near him, provoking a walkback confrontation. The guest replies that only if the secretary cuts the grass would he be seen.
The remark cites Carlyle on sincerity as the first trait of all heroic men. A reference in Dr J H Rindlaub's Fargo clinic note mentions an unseen grass widow who rarely provides references.
Margaret McMillan an American in London rose from poverty to become a leading British reformer focused on child welfare. She plans to visit Washington for an international congress and has influenced education health clinics and school medicine in Bradford and England. Her work includes three books and a campaign for medical care for poor children and adolescent development.
A short despatch notes a rejected offer by a transient broker, reflecting on bid rules and mutual fairness. The writer critiques universal rules and notes that gratitude underpins wealth.
A garbled ad style text touts the rise of Cascarrets assets, claiming a vast crowd and a “biggest sell in the world” with “Million boxes a month” for a weeds treatment. It mentions four hundred thousand taken cascarets and a box sale to druppista.
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