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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
8
The text outlines treasury duties for money handling, an executive committee of six including president, vice president, secretary, and five members, and their powers. It sets June as the officer election time, allows amendments by a majority vote, and authorizes by laws for governance consistent with the stated provisions.
Local citizens pledge acre wheat and flax from listed donors to Dupuyer Red Cross. Additional cash and produce gifts, hay, butter, and roosters recorded with fall payments and a note inviting more donors. A war film fundraiser at the Dupuyer Royal theater adds 40c adult admission to cover high production costs.
Virginia Lee Corbin, known for the Aladdin stage production, wants a colder climate than Los Angeles. She questions how Santa can visit next Christmas with no chimney, only a gas heating tube in her home.
The shop promotes comfortable repaired footwear with inexpensive pricing. It emphasizes quality stock, practical repairs, and reasonable charges to avoid buying new shoes and breaking them in.
An old classified item offers up to five dollars per set for broken dentures and buys gold silver and jewelry with cash sent by return mail from Mazer's Tooth Specialty in Philadelphia. A second snippet promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from J. D. Roberts of East St. Louis praising its effectiveness for whooping cough and colds.
For sale 160 acres northeast quarter of section 10 township 26 north range 6 west priced at 22.50 per acre. Easy terms. Pratt Heath Co Helena Montana. 29 tf.
Fred Moran headquaters at Chateau Drug Co urges farmers to order harvesting gear now for 1918 and 1919 due to large seedings and anticipated shortages. Dealers will stock only part of needed equipment and orders placed early may be delivered despite stock limits. If crop fails, orders can be canceled.
A London Tit Bits essay highlights unique UK parliamentary customs. On the first session day the Commons reads the outlawry bill for a first time, signaling parliament’s supremacy over the crown. The Lords likewise reads the salad vestries bill after the king's speech, underscoring enduring traditions.
A brief survey notes leaders such as Wellington Kitchener Palmerstone Pitt Newton Darwin and Kelvin kept quiet or spoke rarely. Tolstoy Balzac Beethoven Mozart Chopin Wagner and others are cited for reticence while Tennyson Carlyle are named among the most silent.
A Northerner group at a Louisville hotel jokes about Southern title bias with a colored attendant delivering a sly tale. He notes three paths to “colonel” status: birth, appointment, or kindness to Black people, adding that giving him a dollar makes any man a colonel to him forever.
Learn to preserve blooms in lifelike wax using ordinary candles. Cut candles into chunks remove wicks melt to liquid, dry petals, dip each flower briefly then fully Submerge stems an inch, lift and air dry.
The London Chronicle notes women’s smoking across the world, highlighting England’s recent rise in educated women's tobacco use and the pipe as the favored form. It observes Japan's long history of female pipe smoking with metal pipes before cigarettes, and Ireland's peasant women often seen with pipes, portraying smoking as a common habit among women.
Washington notes say La Follette’s St Paul speech praised patriotism, acknowledged as approved by his own counsel. Meanwhile wartime reports claim London air raid expectations were unmet as British hospital bases face air attacks from France.
Delco Light promises labor saving on farms as electricity remains scarce and costly. The ad stresses that electric power will do some work and speed tasks the farmer cannot complete alone.
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