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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
A literary digest excerpt cites statistics claiming cinema attracts one fifth of the U S population daily and over 20 million people are regularly attending screenings, raising concerns about cinema’s moral influence on impressionable minds.
A discussion on the power of film to mold American thought stresses the impact on children and calls for cleaner cinema. It notes that trashy pictures harm minds, advocates self censorship by producers, and cites pending state censorship bills as a prompt for reform.
The Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana gives notice that Paul F Mathis of Chateau Montana has filed intent to prove ownership of land described as SE4% NE4 YS W section 10 township 23 N range 4 W Montana Meridian. He will offer evidence on April 1 1921 before A C Warner U S Commissioner Chateau Montana. Witnesses include Don R McQuaid Gershom Hutchinson Henry Van Weiclen all of Chateau Montana and Albert Bottenhagen of Bole Montana.
London reports a signed trade pact to resume commercial relations between Great Britain and the Soviet government. Key points include no hostile action or propaganda abroad, no blockade or trade discrimination, equal treatment for ships, restoration of telegraphic postal services, and Russian gold payment terms. The agreement names the government of the Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic.
Paris report: the Allied Reparations Commission orders Germany to pay one billion gold marks by March 23. Funds must be deposited in the Bank of France Bank of England or the Federal Reserve. Germany faces completing 20 billion marks by May 1 with a possible foreign loan plan to be paid to the commission.
Commissioners approve continuation of County Agent work for 1921 and 1922 with a total annual budget of 5085 dollars. State College at Bozeman provides 1500 dollars and the county 3585 dollars for salary travel equipment and clerical help. Adjourned to Feb 14 1921 special session.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Liniment eases rheumatism with thorough massage twice daily. It promises surprising relief from aches and pains by applying the remedy to affected parts.
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