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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
Publication details for the Cho Teaun Montana paper dated June 6 1918 note Thursday issue schedule post office second class matter and annual subscription rate of two dollars or one dollar seventy five cents in advance.
A wheat substitute table lists measurements equal to one cup of flour using barley, corn flour, corn meal, cornstarch, peanut flour, rice flour and more. A car crash near the Missouri river bridge in Montana killed A. A. Osborne of Valier and injured Joh Mars and Raynold Vermulin, with Osborne dying at Columbus hospital and an inquest likely.
A May telegram from Washington commends Teton County Farm Bureau Organization Committee for uniting farmers under county agent leadership. A call goes out to hold meetings, recruit neighbors, and organize a county farm bureau to boost food production and support the Allies, with W S Murdock and John M Davis quoted.
Sunday services at the Porter school house saw Mrs. Geo Porter add four stars to the service flag honoring Arthur Drylington Gustav Hanson Halvor Hanson and Maurice Maconnel three of whom joined the May contingent Ed Hirshberg spoke on War Savings stamps Red Cross auction at the school house raised funds Pat Campbell on ten day navy furlough spoke A C Schroeder from Camp Greene aviation corps visited Marie suffers family tragedy and a detective pursues her after a hospital escape from tuberculosis care questions linger over the outcome.
JT L Gap school hosts a red letter day in June for unveiling a service flag honoring boys who left home to fight for Uncle Sam. Red Cross auxiliary members are making the flag and a 3:30 p.m. program is planned with Rev L F Haley in charge. Speakers include T O Larson Colonel Ferris and possibly a returned soldier from Great Falls. Cars from Choteau expected.
Mae Marsh stars in Fields of Honor a screen version of the Saturday Evening Post story. Marie Mesereau a French girl arrives in America seeking better things but faces tragedy and mistaken judgments amid family illness romance and social barriers.
The passage contrasts Japanese statesmen with modern wisdom and notes anticipation of responses from earlier critics. It mentions Holland's precarious position and implies a moral clarity about choices, with a wistful remark about summer arrival.
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