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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter Subscription is two dollars per year in advance.
A nation grieves for Calvin Coolidge Jr. and the president and first lady's youngest son. The piece portrays the deep sorrow of the Coolidge family and the public’s sympathy for a life cut short, framing the president as a humane figure amid national mourning. It also touches on Montana politics over a proposed workers compensation bill and intra-party conflicts.
A fragment from a historical column hints at political alliances and the old joke that politics and personal ties mold public life. The text suggests satire about power marriages without clear names or events.
The piece recalls William Gibbs McAdoo son in law of a great man who lost the Democratic nomination in New York. It notes rumors of large fees and oil scandal talk and accuses him of quitting Doheny during trouble, arguing the American people dislike quitters for president.
The text discusses gender as a trait of muscles and nouns, notes a papal interdict halting births deaths and marriages for a year in England, recounts Henry W. Longfellow being born in Portland Maine while his parents traveled Europe, and mentions his close friends Phoebe and Alice Cary as among his fastest friends.
A stream of garbled phrases and odd wordplay appears as a coded excerpt blending misused terms and muddled history. It references Tennyson and Louis XVI with broken wording and hints at political terms oddly distorted. The text reads like a jumble of misquoted facts and satire without a clear coherent event.
An old advertisement from Great Falls Montana promotes an Equitable Life of New York annuity. It claims lifelong, nondepreciating payments and urges readers to contact Moore at 423 Bord Tide for details.
In Teton County Montana the estate of Charles J Spratt seeks sale of 160 acres NE section 26 23N 1E with improvements. The sale is set for August 5 1924 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. Plaintiff’s attorney and sheriff sign the notice with public auction details.
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