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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered freight rate reductions aimed at reviving business, while the Federal Labor Board cut wages for maintenance of way workers and others. Union leaders warn of a broad strike to defend living standards as the public weighs the broader impact on transportation costs.
The Nashville Baptist Pastors conference demanded Prof. C. W. Davis of Union College resign or renounce evolution. Trustees and college faculty did not uphold the resolution, sparing the professor and preserving academic freedom. The piece questions why clergy fear evolving scientific understanding and argues it need not threaten Christian teaching.
The piece urges more joint candidate debates to curb apathy and banner rhetoric. It argues that audiences learn from direct comparison, with facts over flashy oratory, helping voters discern issues and judge candidates. Emphasizes Montana as a model for open, fact driven campaigns.
Harold A. MacGill, a nationally known cartoonist behind The Hallroom Boys and Misleading Headlines, began his career shaping tombstone designs in his father’s Nova Scotia monument shop. The contrast between grave sentiments and his knowledge of the deceased sparked his famed humor.
Report notes a pilot flew close to the capitol buildings drowning out a senator's floor speech. The piece suggests a public fund to insure daily flights over the Montana capitol during the next winter session of the Eighteenth Legislative Assembly in Helena.
Scott Leavitt of Great Falls Montana was re elected president of the National Park to Park Highway association at its closing session in Sacramento California June 17 L L Newton of Cody Wyoming was chosen secretary Directors elected include Dr Si F Way of Livingston Montana
The Board of Directors of Bynum Irrigation District Montana will on July 6, 1922 at 10 a m accept sealed bids to purchase 1 000 000 six percent serially maturing bonds dated July 1 1922 payable in twenty installments with first due in six years and last in twenty six years bids require a 5 000 certified check and may be rejected. Bonds payable at the Teton County Treasurer or Chase National Bank New York.
In the District Court of Teton County Montana Oma Lee Wilhite sues George T. Wilhite seeking dissolution of marriage on wilful desertion grounds and custody of two minor children. Default judgment possible after twenty days. First publication June 1, last June 22.
Geo. G. Mill Company sues W. J. Griffen and J. R. Payne for 196.25 dollars plus 65.65 for goods. Summons issued by Justice J E DeHaas of Chateau Township, Teton County, Montana. Trial set for July 6, 1922 at 10 AM.
The text claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure ordinary stomach troubles and restore natural function. It asserts they are prompt and satisfactory, strengthen the stomach, and cost a quarter. The article references beliefs about the soul’s seat in the stomach.
Hector Waith faces four men led by Wilson Vance in a court of justice set on him for suspected spying. Dale Woods reveals Waith’s coat badge, forcing Waith to flee on a horse along a cliff ledge. He shelters an old woman found ill, then confronts Woods who admits treachery and rewards Waith with a confession and a letter to the Vances.
In a playful exchange Mrs Youngbride asks if the chicken will be dressed or undressed. she answers dressed as her husband favors chicken dressing. The light domestic vignette captures vintage humor in a family shopping scene.
Mrs. Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets noting five years of use by herself and husband. She describes relief from heavy after meals and fatigue and says a dose or two fixes her up fine. The ad urges taking tablets for constipation or indigestion to do good.
Nine of every ten rheumatism cases are simply muscle rheumatism or chronic rheumatism that need no internal treatment. Pain relief comes from Chamberlain's Liniment which helps sleep and rest, greatly aiding sufferers.
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