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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
4
E C Garrett dies as a longtime Fort Benton resident and early river press reader and special correspondent. He helped establish the Fort Benton operation in the 1830s and was noted by colleagues for his wartime service and community work.
An obituary recounts Garrett Chouteau's long service as county clerk beginning in 1889, nine years in the deputy post, four elected terms, and ending December 31, 191?. It notes his attention to detail and esteem as a skilled clerk, with references to correspondence and local ties. A banquet for delegates marked the convention closing, with broader praise for Montana abstracts and the Imperial Abstract Companies offices.
A letter from Jim Pridham of this city, now in Washington DC, reports fierce heat and high living costs. He cites rising expenses, wages, and conditions affecting his family and career at George University.
Fragmentary OCR describes cigarette use and smoking at the Legion Pavilion with scattered phrases about people, places, and possible events. The readable bits mention a thick wet atmosphere, various names, and a reference to a city scene.
A fragmented note describes a fair at the pier featuring shoe pitching and horseshoe contests. It mentions a representative from the court and suggests multiple sections or events within the day. The text is unclear but indicates active competitions and ceremonial roles.
Fragmentary report discusses crop prospects and prices. Mentions Mr. Cierason and a price point around S400 for wheat related to farm yields and harvest expectations. Notes speculation on farmer incentives and potential subsidies or credits.
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