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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
6
The piece argues a general miners strike planned for April first is likely and unavoidable unless operators grant concessions. It discusses the open and closed shop debate, potential federal intervention, and the impact on industry, workers, and public sympathy. It also includes a satirical aside on local election bets and courtship in Charlotte.
Women candidates for mayor and town council in Charlotte Iowa challenge traditional roles mixing romance with elections. The article notes many voters and candidates engaged in a lively, competitive contest as dam Cupid plays a role in local politics.
A Swiss statistician contends modern dancing covers ten minutes per mile for fox trots and twice that for waltz or one step. He says a jazz session from nine PM to five AM yields about thirty miles for most dancers, saving the ladies with high heels from taxi temptations. The piece weighs jazz as both athletic boon and social concern.
The Montana scene shows no shortage of candidates for high offices despite a reportedly poor year. Analysts suggest a stronger field may emerge as the electorate wields its power.
Clever attorneys are urged to apply to the State vs. Conley case by April 12. The notice promises room for one more and guaranteed fees.
Optimism rises as Montana eyes spring 1922 with mining and smelting operations resuming and workforces growing. Oil deposits gain attention from new discoveries, wool prices advance, and abundant snow boosts irrigation prospects. The National Editorial Association will tour the state in June, showcasing Montana’s promised future.
Great Falls March 27. Col N F Jamieson of Jamieson Howard geologists says within 30 days every major oil company will deploy geologists to the Kevin field to study surface readings as they pursue acreage and begin operations. He notes the Kevin well has forced big company geologists to rewrite Montana oil geology and describes widespread industry interest following the Kevin well.
Col Jamieson reports shifting oil company views toward the north Montana field with promises of field representatives. He and Gen C C Jamieson plan permanent residence and development with Howard Jamieson holdings in Sweet Grass. The Senate receives the soldiers bonus bill and sends it to the Finance Committee as Hanford MacNider forecasts quick passage.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says they suit his case better than other remedies and allow him to eat almost anything. The tablets contain no pepsin and help the stomach digest food naturally.
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