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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
The article discusses the Baltimore Democratic convention factions, comparing them to the Republicans last week, noting progressives vs conservatives and leadership contests. It endorses a town clean-up day as a social sanitation event and urges cautious, informed political judgment amid ongoing turmoil.
Interest and activity in Choteau real estate rise with many land transfers and more seekers and investors in the territory around the town. The trend seems notable despite it being a campaign year.
The past week brought unprecedented warmth and dryness for June with similar conditions likely across Teton county and eastern Montana. Farmers hope for soaking rain to aid crops though damage remains limited. a local debate notes flies and mice as pests and calls for sanitation and swatting to reduce nuisance.
Organizers report progress on Chotusu’s Independence Day celebration with the committee performing well and only final owner details pending for arrangements.
A vivid critique describes a political campaign as a heated phalanx where speakers wave fingers and shout their beliefs, risking close confrontations and harsh words. The text laments such behavior and pleads for moderation and deliverance from folly.
William R. Allen announces the filing of a petition for referend um on House Bill No. 220 the Military Code of Montana to be decided in the November 5 1912 election. The document is dated September 7 1911 with seal and signatures from L M Swindlehorse and David Pizer. Mercury note follows about Mercury’s speed.
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