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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
2
The Boston Transcript and Philadelphia Record quote a family exchange about noise from women visitors and a failed cake attempt. The lines illustrate social tensions and a humorous, pointed remark about a promoter father teaching his son business ethics.
A draft constitution for a Farmers Club outlines name, object, and membership rules. It specifies officers, quorum, annual meetings, amendment process, and by laws covering duties, program committee, purchases, entertainments, and member expulsion with due process.
Forest areas and timber land figures for Minnesota New Hampshire and Indiana are cited along with forest fire losses. Pencil wood sources include juniper from New Mexico and Arizona reservations. Canada establishes a forest products lab with McGill, mirroring a U S Wisconsin program. Tree planting on national forests limited to spring and fall intervals with snowmelt and rainfall timing.
The Acantha lists in stock blanks for water right affidavits renewal chattel mortgage quit claim deeds and real estate mortgage affidavits as well as various school warrants and township plats. It offers standard pricing and promises prompt delivery for other blanks and commercial job services including corporate booklets and high quality printing.
A line from the Indianapolis News argues that a congressman who remains steadfast in Washington could avoid much labor of fence building at home, implying a workaround for domestic duties through political work.
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending Feb 28 1914 include numerous U S and private deeds across multiple additions and townships with prices from 1 to 500 dollars. Three notable nonresidents Dr Franklin McElfresh Dr Clarence True Wilson and Dr Henry F Cope will attend the Montana Sunday School Convention in Anaconda April 28 30 1914 with Montana workers also on the program. The Montana Sunday School Association sponsors the event and The Montana Sunday School Roundup will publish the full program by March 1. Free copies are available from J A Alford.
Irrigated 320 acre farm with good improvements offered for sale near Choteau and Bynum. Inquiries to Acantha. Classified line notes a $100,000 loan option on Teton County farm lands. J. E. Ritchey listed in Conrad.
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