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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
4
The Choteau Montana newspaper listing shows proprietor A B Bishop. It notes weekly publication with post office second class matter status. Subscription price is 2.00 per year or 1.75 in advance. June 27, 1918.
A long column describes a wheatless raisin war bread recipe approved by Herbert Hoover and prepared in a university cafeteria. It also reports Harry B. Mitchell filing for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Montana and outlining his pre primary stance and policy goals.
Report to the House Military Affairs Committee by W C Totter shows 307 million spent on airplanes training fields and equipment with 433 million unexpended. Expenditures covered engines aircraft fields in the US and France gas balloons and miscellaneous aviation work. Liberty motors built at 100 a week and 14 000 foreign planes offered with 1 800 delivered while 8 000 foreign engines contracted with 1 500 delivered. About 1,300 aviators in American forces on the western front and 5,000 men referenced.
The report states 15,000 flying and non flying aviation service officers in the United States and France, 133,000 signs corps officers and men, 100 Liberty motors shipped to France, with France placing orders for 10,000 Liberty motors. Large orders for Bugatti and Hispano-Suizas are being filled, and 5000 training planes were built in the last year.
Representative Evans declares re election bid in Montana's first district. He frames loyalty and patriotism over party, vows for wartime measures and full commitment to victory, stating no compromise and no middle ground under the flag.
Take notice that all persons are forbidden to use the waters of the Cascade ditch without prior written permission. Wallace WM. Bole Montana records indicate a restricted use order effective immediately.
The report notes Beijing rejects Soviet government legitimacy and describes Bolsheviks as unrecognized. It also mentions a reference to Orientals as heathens within the era’s diction.
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