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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

3

Fourth of July Reflections on Freedom and Duty

A statement praising Independence Day as a renewal of liberty and justice. It honors veterans, especially American Legion members, and laments wartime justice failures while criticizing war leaders and calling for international accountability. The piece argues for steadfast faith and unity among Americans and newcomers alike.

United States Ameria America American Legion Legion

Trials in Liepzig Open On German Brutality Charges

Opening of trials at Liepzig for German officers accused of brutal treatment of prisoners in camps during the late war draws significant attention. The proceedings focus on alleged mistreatment and war conduct.

Karl Neuman Dover German War Department Neuman Hindenburg von Tirpitz Liepzig

Acantha Celebrates Twenty-Eighth Year in Teton County

The Acantha marks twenty-seven years of continuous weekly publication in Teton county with reflections on community spirit, past challenges, and faith in a prosperous future. The paper vows to continue serving readers and aims for at least twenty-seven more years of service to Montana’s county.

Acantha Teton County Montana

Swanson Hunt & Co. vs O W Phillips Aliased Summons

District Court of Montana Teton counts summons to O W Phillips to answer complaint filed by Swanson Hunt & Co. for payment of a $400 promissory note. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or risk default judgment. Note issued in Pendroy Montana.

Nineteenth Judicial District Pendroy Montana

Promissory Note and Interest Details in Pendroy Montana

A court notice records a promissory note of 766 dollars dated October 15, 1919, with 10 percent annual interest, due October 16, 1920, issued in Pendroy Montana. The District Court clerk Blanche M. Jacobson seals the document with Deputy J. Eb. Malmin signing for plaintiff attorney Istanjy R. Foot of Chateau Montana. First publication June 23, last July 14.

Pendroy Montana Blanche M. Jacobson J. EB. Malmin Istanley R. Foot Plaintiff Chateau

Middleton Divorce Suit Seeks Custody of Minor Child

In District Court of Montana a divorce action filed by Edna Middleton against La Verne Middleton seeks dissolution of marriage. The suit requests custody of the minor child and names attorney Stanyey R. Foot of Chateau, Montana. First publication June 28 with last July 14.

Dean's Kidney Pills End Kidney Backache Relief

Backache blamed on kidneys. Mrs. John Underwood of Great Falls Montana credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing kidney trouble and relief from headaches and dizziness. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY promotes the remedy.

Dean John Underwood Fourth Ave S. W Great Falls Mont England

Negro postmaster for Capitol slated in 1920 conference

Helena reports Henry Bates will become postmaster in the state capitol on July 1, making the first colored state official to serve under its roof. Despite no race war threats, dissatisfaction murmurs arise as Governor Dixon and the board prepared Bates for the appointment.

Helena Henry Bates State Capitol Baker Joseph M. Dixon State Board of Examiners Dixon Rankin

Helena to Get New Colored Postmaster at Capitol

A conference outlined the appointment of a capitol postmaster in Helena with a $150 monthly salary, $100 paid by the state under a contract with the post office department. Baker will succeed Lynez, who began in 1913, and the choice honors the colored vote. The former head waiter and porter at local hotels rose through service to take the post.

Capitol Post Office Department Postoffice Department Baker Helena Lynes Northern Pacific The Order of Railway Engineers and Firemen Silver Ty Helena Grandon Hotel Placer Hotel

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