Choteau Acantha Publishing Details
Che Choteau Acantha MAX B Bishop proprietor publishes weekly in Choteau Montana with second class mail status. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year or $1.75 in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
Che Choteau Acantha MAX B Bishop proprietor publishes weekly in Choteau Montana with second class mail status. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year or $1.75 in advance.
Methodist notes announce a one week state wide drive starting Sunday June 3 to fund a new girls dormitory for Montana Wesleyan College in Helena. The piece cites educator Philander P. Claxton on postwar rebuilding and urges church members to support the college to sustain Christian higher education. The schedule notes services at Wolf Point next Sunday and Chateau for the campaign with local pastors assisting.
The district board No 2 gains approval to access documents on a registrant set to entrain June 27. The Teton county exemption board had refused, arguing no reopen until departure. Chief Clerk S E Peterson announced the district board’s victory and likely return of the questionnaire.
Wartime guidance urges women to increase family earnings and conserve resources. It praises homemakers and others with time for gainful work, stressing saving money and boosting overall national output through careful spending and investment in War Bonds and Savings stamps. The message frames saving as patriotic, calling on all women to do their part for victory.
Public notice forbids any use of Cascade ditch waters without written permission from WM. Wallace of Bole Montana. The second line warns that every hospital bombed by Germany brings the German government closer to destruction, reflecting wartime rhetoric.
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