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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha owner and publisher JOURDONNAIS announces weekly publication from Choteau Montana with second class periodical status and annual subscription price in advance.
The author argues Congress should convene a special session to address flood control on the Mississippi and its tributaries. They urge public taxation for Red Cross relief and prefer the organization be funded as a government department with annual congressional appropriations, free of politics.
The piece critiques Benito Mussolini's dictatorship showing how his public declarations reveal a plan for total control, militarization, and suppression of democracy. It warns Italy's leader seeks a subservient state and world dominance, foreseeing clashes by 1935 or 1940 as a test of his regime.
The note cites an Italian remark about changing weather with the great comet era, and mentions "Shorty" Fuson actively digging a cellar.
Congressman Scott Leavitt former forest supervisor on the Lewis and Clark Forest and now member of Congress from Montana's second district stirred a large Memorial Day audience in Great Falls. He spoke as speaker of the day at services honoring America's fallen heroes and announced plans to spend the summer in Montana consulting with constituents and touring his district then report back to Washington in the fall with recommendations.
Miss Waldo Oberg and Miss Abbie Blake are finishing up their work correcting seventh and eighth grade exam papers. They expect to leave soon to attend summer sessions at the University of Minnesota in Farmington.
A list of attendees at John Edwards home last Sunday includes Nyhus Freseth Otness Davidson Anderson and several spouses and relatives. Others visited Cheney Washington and Hobson trains while church confirmation and farewell sermons marked Lutheran services.
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