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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
2
Eye strain, caused by minute curvature errors in the eyeball, can affect function and safety. The article notes early childhood onset, visible signs in children such as nervousness and clumsy movements, and stresses correcting vision during school years to aid education and development. It highlights the eye as vital to daily safety and overall health.
The Montana State Fair awards $1,000 in premiums for dry land farmers in the Non-Irrigated division. After reestablishing the division, prizes cover seventy six lots for grains seeds vegetables root crops forage and sheaf exhibits. Officials mail circulars detailing prizes to Montana farmers as entries are expected to exceed 1913 levels.
Notice of auction on July 25 1914 in Bynum Montana to sell 24 horses 8 geldings 4 to 8 years 6 mares with foals 5 dry mares 1 harness trained stallion 5 colts plus Hereford cattle 2 milk cows 1 yearling steer 1 yearling heifer 1 2 year old heifer 2 calves. Each mare with foal and cow with calf. Terms cash or bankable note six months at 10 percent. Seller William Lillard.
In commentary on a divorce case and suffragette actions, the piece notes two sides to litigation, a dull London horse show, a single suffragette arrest, and mediation offering a pause amid ongoing tensions.
The 1913 Montana coal output climbed 6.3 percent to 24,24,78 short tons valued at 1. Hill reports three influences: cheaper rail oil use, hydroelectric expansion, and mining plant electrification. Employment reached 3,630 with 228 work days. per man output rose to 886 tons in 1913 from 833 in 1912, while fatalities increased to 20 from 7 in 1912.
A reader asks about profitable cream testing and marketing strategies for farmers. The piece covers skim milk yield, testing methods, and butter fat prices, noting the Babcock tester as essential, seasonal milk flow, and plans to improve markets through timely calvings and avoiding summer lows.
A satirical note claims lawmakers misuse official stationery to dispose of political gold bricks, highlighting concerns about impropriety and ethics in governance. The remark contrasts lawful use with alleged covert material concealment.
The remark criticizes a culture that excuses cruelty by labeling it as business. It suggests a tolerance for harsh behavior in pursuit of profit or utility.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paris speeches since Col. Roosevelt, cricketing umpire absence, and a return from Mexico. It also references Mr OShaughnessy and John Lind, suggesting a discussion of multilingual restraint and public reception in a political town context.
In 1768 George Washington visits Philadelphia dentist Lillium Stradles. Washington jokes about a lie he told and hints that historians may someday uncover the tale. The scene unfolds on a pleasant fall afternoon as he departs with a whispered confession.
Professor W J Soilas spoke of a cave near Rosai in the Gower peninsula South Wales known as Paviland cave. It yields painted skeletons long known as the Red Lady and bones of extinct animals including horse cave bear bison rein deer rhinoceros and mammoth. Implements include ivory carvings ivory rods awls amulets bone marrow scoops wolves teeth necklaces. The cave served as a hunting lodge and is Europe s westernmost outpost of palaeolithic man.
In Westphalia a sausage trade center, a 400 variety trader and a recent Germany exhibition of 1000 sausages are noted. A young Prussian chemist-turned-lab hobbyist created an original sausage from pork veal olives pepper tennel wine cheese apple cinnamon and herrings roe, amassing wealth from sales.
A Kansas City Star quote portrays Hod Durnite noting his growing indifference with age. He recalls once reacting fiercely to trivial matters but now seeks real consequences before changing conduct or wardrobe. He attributes the shift to advancing years and cites the Mona Lisa incident as a past peak of concern.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of J. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo declares the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath is signed on December 6, 1888, before a notary with seal.
The registration books for the primary nominating election in Teton county Montana close July 26 1914 at 5 p m Electors may register in person before the county clerk a justice of the peace or notary public If unregistered you cannot vote E C Garrett County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar June 24 1914
An agrarian note imagines the bumper wheat crop guiding future decisions and weathering uncertainty. It muses on avoiding salts and trusting the day’s subtle signs to reveal tomorrow’s direction.
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