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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
5
A. B. Andrews visits Judith Gap on business while Julius Hirshberg returns from California. Many residents travel to Helena Great Falls and surrounding towns for visits and work. The Great Northern train schedule changes and local committee efforts update readers on civic actions and wartime measures.
Smiling George Walsh stars in William Foxs This is the Life a comedy drama directed by R A Walsh. The plot follows a South American journey guarding munition shipments a mistaken film crew romance and a daring escape with a rescued heroine. Episcopal Church notes cover services June 9 and 30 conventions and potential bishop election with local notices.
Emergency County Club Leader M C Dietrich reports strong growth in boys and girls clubs in Teton County. Parents and children respond well as youths raise pigs or garden with club work, aided by prizes and competition. Two thriving districts are Collins and Beck school area near Power. Regular meetings are planned and children aim to have the best club in the county.
Hundreds in Montana pledge to observe a voluntary wheatless June with pledges available from county food administrators and Women's Food Rule clubs. The effort aims for voluntary compliance. bakers and dealers face no mandatory wheat restrictions and hotels and restaurants are expected to participate.
An historic wartime classified ad offers up to five dollars per set for old or broken falsen teeth and cash for gold silver and jewelry with checks mailed after approval. Also includes a Philadelphia address for Mazer's Tooth Specialty and a ten day goods hold. A second fragment notes a Soviet envoy in Berlin and wartime propaganda quotes praising American contributions.
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