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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1927

Page

3

Weather notes and local happenings from Farmington column

The passage records various Farmington items: concerns about 4000 foot elevation and 7 inches of rain in 25 days, jokes about Hart Parr tractors, water collection by Fred Fornfeist, suggestions of a yacht tour for Mr Hull, Gareth Garrett studying Montana conditions, Wm Arensmeyer breaking up the Byer place, anticipation of new Farmington arrivals, Averill brothers losing a stock pig but praised for crop work, shelling belt being set out, and W Edwards transporting household goods from Choteau over rough roads.

Fred Fornfeist Hart Parr Hull Gareth Garrett Arensmeyer Farmington Averill Brothers W. Edwards Choteau

Weather and Farm Life Notes from a Rural Letter

The passage details visitors and everyday farm events. Ole Oleson and Nick Bitz visit for weeks before a trip to Oregon. Don and Frank’s masts and plows progress are noted along with Breezy Hill sod concerns and Shorty Carlson’s field work.

Thoteen Ole Oleson Nick Bitz Oregon Bill Don Frank Wolfer Shorty Carlson Alex Lemmon Tommy Meagher Tommy Shorty

Baltimore tailor’s moral victory against bandit

Abraham Rosenstein of Baltimore refused a robber’s demand for 3 dollars, offering to split fifty fifty with the thief after the bandit asked for 3. Rosenstein had 2 dollars and claimed a moral win, noting the robber didn’t get what he sought.

Abraham Rosenstein Baltimore

Self-Righteous Bolsheviks Say Rich Bolsheviks Exiled

Guthrie Beaumont, a Pittsburgh radical, cites figures from Russia claiming 8 New 3,900 noble families were exiled and dispossessed. Krasin, once poor, died worth 15 000 000. Leaders’ wealth likely higher. He calls Bolsheviks self righteous and cites old law about money.

Guthrie Beaumont Pittsburgh Russia Krasin

Roman Farm Luxuries Unearthed Near Cologne

Archaeologists uncover a large Third century Roman rural villa near Cologne. The principal building spans over fifty yards and houses thirty rooms. A notable bath complex imitates Roman luxury with sophisticated water supply and drainage systems.

Cologne Germany Rome

Roger Bacon a Pioneer of the New Era

The article recalls Roger Bacon as a forerunner of the Renaissance, noting his challenge to medieval authority and advocacy of experimental science. It mentions his inventions and flaws, his Opus Majus now translated into English by Dr Robert Belle Burke of the University of Pennsylvania, and the Detroit Free Press publication.

Europe Roger Bacon Bacon Roger Oxford Auguste Comtes Herbert Spencers Robert Belle Burke University of Pennsylvania Detroit Free Press

Babel Skyscraper and Woolley Quest at Shinar

An expedition led by Prof. C. L. Woolley of the University of Pennsylvania clears centuries of mud at the Babel tower site in Shinar. He seeks to learn the tower’s beginnings and whether ancient builders believed they could reach the sky or provoke divine intervention.

Shinar C. L. Woolley University of Pennsylvania God Professor Woolley

Grandma’s Smuggling Lesson For Granddaughters

A fond grandmother funds a gift with a joke about smuggling. She buys each granddaughter white canvas shoes and sneakers a grin as she explains she earned the money by smuggling. The girls discover no white stockings to match and ask her to smuggle socks next.

Fox Hounds at Melton Mowbray Hit by Poachers

Poachers spoil famed Melton Mowbray fox hunts in Ireland's hunting heartland. Fashionable events canceled as unemployed killers harvest fox skins. Cottesmore Hounds fail to find a fox lair after a fruitless day.

Melton Mowbray Ireland Cottesmore Hounds

Diplomacy in a New Year Cigar Taper Tale

In a Portland Evening Express item, a couple discusses cigar use at Christmas. He agrees he smokes too much and resolves to taper. She approves and asks him to give the remaining cigars to his father.

John Father Portland Evening Express

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