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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1917
Page
6
An editor notes a service answering livestock inquiries. Articles discuss bovine mastitis prevention and hygiene, hog herd vaccination and cholera resistance, worm and lice control affecting cholera loss, horse watering after feeding cautions, and fall ewe feeding for strong lambs.
Farmers discuss sprouting seed potatoes to yield earlier crops and improve stand. Sweet clover gains value as pasture and soil nitrogen booster on gumbo and alkali soils, aiding dry farms. Public land notice follows about 1917 homestead claims and proofs in Montana.
William Wiseman of Farmington Montana filed notice of intention to prove up his 1910 homestead entry for northeast quarter section 27 township 24 north range 3 west Montana Meridian. He will present before U S Commissioner A G Warner at Chateau Montana on March 17 1917. Also mentions Yelte T Bakker Jacob Kaiima Haskell and Charles H Ferris. R N Sutherlin Register. First pub Feb 14 last March 14. Also note Scientific American pondering how ports protecting dreadnoughts withstand submarine threats amid German warfare.
Homer A. Beach, for the heirs of Augustus Beach deceased of Chateau Montana, gives notice of intent to submit final five year proof to establish land claim for SiS Sik and Si4 SW 4, section 22 township 283 north range 5 west Montana Meridian. Proof to be taken March 14, 1917, at Nevada Missouri and Choteau Montana. Witnesses: Percy I Hodeskiss, Howard H. Iggins, Edward W. Fearon, Murdoch Bruce. Dated January 22, 1917. R N Southerlin Register. First pub Feb 7, last Mar 7.
Department of the Interior notices Byron Carson of Chateau Montana intends to file five year proof to establish a homestead claim on section 3 township 23 north range 5 west Montana meridian. Proof to be shown before A C Warner US commissioner at Chateau on April 7 1917 with witnesses Clinton Bard Ralph Corsot William F Miller and William Hodgskiss all of Chateau Montana. First publication Feb 28 last March 28.
Iver Hagen of Choteau Montana files notice of intention to prove up his homestead claim for the southeast quarter section 3 township 23 north range 5 west Montana meridian. The filing is before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on April 5 1917. R N Sutherlin Register.
The phrase contrasts slogans about peace with no takers, noting durability of peace without victory or peace at any price as a debated stance on global tensions.
A remark humorously compares a meek man to his wife when she guides him to purchase a new overcoat, suggesting a playful stereotype about domestic shopping trips and marital dynamics.
Porter Beach Realty Co of Pendrey Montana seeks three to four men in Teton county and nearby counties to work part or full time. No experience needed. Must have a rig or auto. Work involves delivering a new household item on free trial to rural homes. Pay ranges from six to fifteen dollars daily based on effort.
An advertisement for D. & D Tailors beside the Acantha printing shop promises suit repair and restoration. It urges readers to visit for a shabby bottom to top fix and to clean or match hats to outfits.
Carranza asserts restoration of peace and prosperity in Mexico but admits the northern tier remains troubled. The statement implies success domestically while signaling ongoing regional challenges for neighboring states and regional stability.
Grace Anderson, a homesteader eight miles north of Harlem, Montana, reportedly found bright stones on her farm. A neighbor also found similar stones. A jeweler sent the stones to Minneapolis for analysis and four gems were returned, with one weighing a carat, declared genuine diamonds.
The First National Bank of Choteau in Choteau Montana is authorized to commence the business of banking per the Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams. Certification dated January 12 1917 notes compliance with federal statutes and section 169 of the Revised Statutes. Public notice first published January 24 1917 and last on March 28 1917.
In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District Teton County Montana the petition for dissolution of Motor Mart Company is filed and an order directs publication. Objections must be filed with the Clerk by March 31 1917. Dated February 28 1917. Paul Jacobson Clerk Roy Franklin Deputy Clerk Verge and Weeks Attorneys for Petitioners. First published February 28 last March 28.
It is noted that the imperial government did not dispatch a submarine to Baltimore for Count von Ternstorff, implying a formal restraint or altered diplomatic gesture.
A public statement argues that the nation's defenses require steady policy and resources rather than hope or chance. It stresses congressional responsibility to fund and plan security measures, warning against complacency and political delay.
A brief editorial praising the aim to honor Lincoln by strengthening American values and civic spirit as a meaningful commemoration.
Homer A. Beach listed as father of deceased heir for Chateau Montana, with 1910 desert land entry serial 016879 for section 22 township 23 north range 5 west, proving up under 1915 act. Hearing set before C. H. Fry in Nevada Missouri on March 14 1917 with witnesses Hodgskiss Higgins Fearon and Bruce in Choteau Montana. First publication Feb 7 last March 7.
The statement frames David Lloyd George as ready for confrontation after a decisive action, portraying him as unyielding and prepared to oppose a major opposition without negotiation.
President Wilson rises at 5 a.m. and does not eat breakfast until 8. The article notes German suspicions that he drafts stern notes in the interium.
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