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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
5
The Choteau Acantha prints a humorous exchange about a New York woman Gladys Garwood seeking marriage in Montana. The editor proposes publishing the letter to connect eligible local bachelors and notes their rowdy, friendly response. Alaska’s volcanic eruption comparison underscores political talk and a three year homestead bill affects migration to Canada.
Up to Tuesday afternoon the Republican National Committee had allocated 101 contested delegates to Taft and 1 to Roosevelt. Leddy remains in the contest with his hat in the ring.
All girls in the country aged twelve to eighteen on Oct 1, 1912 may compete for a free trip to Helena for the state fair next September. The winner will be chosen for best sewing exhibit arranged by the county Superintendent of Schools. Write to B S Cooley or your county superintendent for rules.
A poetic fragment evokes the bit chain and a plains smile. It calls for a breeze from the mountains and the arrival of Western rain, imagining landscapes and weather as muse.
Helena Montana proclamation proclaims referendum on House Bill 220 1911 Military Code in Montana voters to decide at November 5 1912 election. It cites petition filing and governor signature with Great Seal affixed in Helena Serena. Deputy Secretary of State David Pizer noted.
In Scotland eels are abundant and large but not eaten by locals. The superstition is tied to their serpent-like appearance and their indiscriminate feeding, with natives avoiding eel meat despite plentiful catches.
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