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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
2
B R Jourdonnais owner publisher publishes weekly every Thursday at Cho teau Montana. It is entered for the post office as second class matter with a subscription rate of two dollars per year in advance.
A praise for President Coolidge for favoring civilian rather than military rule in the Philippines. The piece notes long, patient Filipino struggles for self government, argues for diplomatic leadership in Manila, and urges replacing soldiers with trained civil governance to hasten a peaceful, fair settlement.
The Acantha argues Chateau needs a public women and children’s restroom near the main street. It would be inexpensive to fit, provide privacy and comfort, and require only an hour daily to maintain. The paper supports a local group taking on the project as a public service and goodwill for the town.
Illinois and Ohio garner honors for heat related deaths as Chicago records 33 deaths in one day and Ohio reports over twenty fatalities from prostration the same day, highlighting severe summer impact.
The remark suggests campaign discussions could center on worm versus fly fishing as a metaphor for policy debate. It implies broader participation from knowledgeable contributors who favor practical, hobbyist perspectives.
Commander Richard E. Byrd and three crew members survived a 42 hour Atlantic flight in the America after a forced water landing off the French coast near Paris. The Fokker suffered heavy damage but all aboard escaped unharmed as four fliers swam to safety despite a broken compass and perilous landing.
Navigator and relief pilot Lieut Berndt Balchen and three crew escaped landing hard at Ver Sur Mer. The United States plane America battled fog and rain as its compass failed over France before splashing into the sea. Gasoline ran low but all survived with bruises and planes parts saved for shipment to Paris. Commander Byrd predicted gradual future for trans Atlantic service amid remaining oceanic hurdles.
Col Charles Lindbergh urged President Coolidge to back a regular Atlantic air route featuring beacons and landing floats. The White House said Coolidge favors international talks on expanding commercial flying, without committing the government to a policy.
A proposed trans Atlantic airline seeks cooperation with multiple nations to establish a new long range air route. Officials discuss joint funding, security, and regulatory agreements to enable cross continental service linking major world cities.
Lieutenants Maitland and Miegen berger, U. S. army, who landed in Honolulu as the first to span the Pacific from San Francisco to the islands, returned to America by boat. Their triple motor Fokker was left in Hawaii for army use as they flew Oakland to Honolulu in just over 25 hours. They faced motor trouble at the start and endured scant nourishment, with only water aboard and improvised sandwiches found in Honolulu.
A Montana homesteader near Missoula requests relinquishment of a 160 acre entry filed January 3, 1927, citing a shift from the dream of a simple, wild-life home to a changed outlook. The letter to M. D. Nicholson details his desire to relinquish all claims and return the entry form.
In the District Court of the 19th Judicial District Te ton County Montana in the Matter of the Estate of DeEtte E Cady Deceased. The court has set Thursday July 28 1927 at 10 oclock a m in the Court Room Chateau Montana for proving the will and for hearing Etta M Vance's petition for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated July 1 1927 Blanche M Jacobson Clerk. H Pridham Attorney for petitioner. First pub July 7 last July 21.
In the matter of the Estate of Edward C. Garrett deceased a time and place at the Court House in Chateau Montana has been set for proving the will and for hearing J E DeHaas application for letters testamentary Dated July 5 1927 T H Pridham attorney for petitioner first publication July 8 last July 22
A northwest Missouri newspaper recently offered a prize for the best answer to the question Why is a. The fragment notes a contest seeking thoughtful replies and mentions a local paper as sponsor, but the incomplete text leaves the prize details and response deadline unclear.
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