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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
8
J A Baart reports from Lewistown where the Montana Wheat Growers Association conference drew Farmers Union Equity and Grain Growers endorsements for a unified marketing plan. George C. Jewett and J W Nelson spoke on contracts financing and Pacific Northwest practices influencing Montana.
A firm pledged up to fifty million dollars to support farmers with grain deliveries at 75 percent of market value. As of December 25 the average price stood at $1.85 per bushel. The plan, backed by state and local leaders, aims for incorporation by April first and director elections then.
Advert says Chamberlain's Liniment eases rheumatic aches and pains. Apply with thorough massage twice daily and expect notable relief.
Department of the Interior notice declares Paul F. Mathis of Chateau Montana filed to prove up his homestead claims for SEY and NEYSW in section 10 township 23N range 4W Montana Meridian. Hearing set before A C Warner April 1 1921 with witnesses Don R McQuaid Gershom Hutchinson Henry Van Weichen and Albert Bottenhagen. J A Barker Register. First published March 3 last March 31
Miss Bridt Lindseth of Farmington died last Friday in Chateau after a long illness from complications. She was 62 and had been nearly invalid for 27 years, going blind about ten years ago and totally blind for five. She was sister to C. O. Dan and Olaf Lindseth and had lived with the C. O. Lindseth family. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Farmington with Rev Kvile officiating, burial in Farmington cemetery.
Clara Kimball Young stars in Mid-Channel a six reel photo drama at the Royal theater on Thursday and Friday. The screen version of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero’s play is billed as a master piece with universal and soul stirring appeal expected to match the Broadway sensation created by Ethel Barrymore.
We thank friends and neighbors for their kind help during the fire last Thursday. W. L. Barrett & Son.
A federal grand jury in Indianapolis charges 1026 defendants across Missouri Illinois Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania with conspiracy to violate the Sherman antitrust law. The indictment covers the last three years and names prominent operators and union officials including John L. Lewis.
Chicago police hunted 11-year-old William Datron after a $772000 theft of liberty bonds from the Northern Crust Co. Bank officials disclosed the missing bonds yesterday. A $1000 reward was offered for the boy’s arrest and $25000 for recovery of the bonds as police radiated his description nationwide.
The American Legion's foreign language bill won final passage in the South Dakota House by 64 to 33. Gov. McMaster will sign. effective July 1, it requires all subjects be taught in English in public and parochial schools and other public buildings on school days from September to May, prohibiting other languages in required instruction.
In Middlefield Connecticut Mrs. Annie H Cooley suffering a grippe attack and threatened with pneumonia reports relief after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy Her chest pain eased the cough loosened and she recovered quickly She also endorses Chamberlains Tablets as an ideal gentle constipation remedy to take after supper.
New York on February 26 the department of labor cancelled its warrant of arrest and order of deportation against Ludwig Go A K Martens recently deported ambassador of the Russian Soviet government His counsel Charles Recht said Martens now has a clean slate and may return to America also cleared is Gregory Weinstein Martens secretary according to Recht who cited a telegram from the labor department stating the warrant of arrest and deportation order have been cancelled
Washington officials confirmed last night that the warrant of arrest and deportation order against Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, recently deported, had been canceled but stated this does not permit his return. The laws expelling him would still keep him from reentry. Although not formally the Soviet ambassador, he was viewed as a representative and deemed to merit certain considerations.
The House voted 161 to 121 to unseat Patrick Mc Lane of Scranton for corrupt practices and election frauds, declaring John R. Farr also of Scranton duly elected and entitled to the Tenth Pennsylvania district seat.
An advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness by acting through the blood to reduce inflammation. The product is a liquid taken internally and sold by all druggists with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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