iChoteau cantha Weekly Montana Paper Details
The Cho teau Montana publication notes weekly issue timing and post office entry as second class matter. It lists subscriptions at 2 dollars per year or 1.76 dollars in advance dated July 25, 1918.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
4
The Cho teau Montana publication notes weekly issue timing and post office entry as second class matter. It lists subscriptions at 2 dollars per year or 1.76 dollars in advance dated July 25, 1918.
The record covers the Montana county board meeting notes with names of commissioners and district entries. It notes approvals for bridge erection at Muddy Creek, road petitions to the U.S. Reclamation Service, well digging for Ethel O'Donnell, and various road and bridge repairs. It records July 1918 sessions, adjournments, and plans for future surveys and construction.
An old advertisement promotes Florence Oil Stove three burners noting ease of use and no wicks. It urges readers to bring in produce for the highest market price and to stay fair and square to improve temper and digestion.
The article notes local interest in merchant marine enlistments through McCullough Pharmacy and Rexall druggists serving as enrolling agents. It details age limits, medical exams, training at well-equipped ships, pay during training, and later sea pay with trans Atlantic service, urging Montanans to honor War Savings pledges to support troops in France. It also highlights Montana State promotions for War Savings stamps and MCC alumni recruiting a freshman, plus brief notes on Michigan Agricultural College programs and facilities.
The Delco Light engine includes an electric self starter and stops automatically when the batteries are fully charged. Battery maintenance is minimal, needing only occasional water top ups about once a month.
The statewide rumor that the War Savings campaign ended June 28 is wrong. The pledge card drive launched the campaign’s intensive work and all pledges made then must be fulfilled by December 31, 1918.
Dr Moran of Chateau invites promising high school graduates to consider attending Michigan Agricultural College this fall. He will provide information on the advantages of his alma mater to interested young men contemplating college entry.
Arbuckle stars as a jovial heavy man sent to a sanitarium after a night out. His escapades there thrill audiences as Al St. John Buster Keaton and Alice Lake support the picture, billed as exceptionally meritful and screamingly funny at the Royal theater next Saturday.
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