Guthrie Proprietor Weekly Local Booster
A. 5B. Guthrie proprietor urges readers to boost their town in Seton County. Published every Thursday at Chateau Mon tank, the post office’s second class trustter is noted.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
4
A. 5B. Guthrie proprietor urges readers to boost their town in Seton County. Published every Thursday at Chateau Mon tank, the post office’s second class trustter is noted.
A boy died from tetanus after injuring a finger with a torpedo while celebrating the Fourth. Another child from the same city died later in a Butte hospital after a pistol wound. The piece urges caution, proper wound care, and avoidance of risky fireworks, noting delayed treatment can be deadly.
The article warns youths about tire fires during the Fourth of July season, noting dry conditions and limited protection in towns like Chateau. It urges careful behavior to prevent fires and mentions an incident in Anaconda as a comparable risk for Choteau.
The piece reflects on how modern inventions seem miraculous in hindsight. It notes the Slavonia disaster near the Azores where a wireless message saved passengers miles away, showing how a random signal conveyed precise details without a wired telegraph.
Dayton readers praise aviation advances and the Wright brothers while urging careful progress in airborne travel. The piece laments Elsie Sigel’s death and argues missionary work should be led by men within organizations to avoid future harm, promising continued church efforts with steadier methods.
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