May 2 1918 Cho Seau Montana Second Class Publication
The Chores to teat Ceáritha MAX B BISHOP proprietor published every Thursday at Cho seau Montana entered in the post office as second class matter subscription 2.00 per year or 1.75 in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
4
The Chores to teat Ceáritha MAX B BISHOP proprietor published every Thursday at Cho seau Montana entered in the post office as second class matter subscription 2.00 per year or 1.75 in advance.
The article notes CHAS CAMPBELL arrives with office at Gleason's Transfer and offers upholstery services. It highlights his Frankfort Kentucky background, age eighty, appreciation for Choteau, and lists local businesses where samples of his work can be seen. It invites locals to visit for quotations.
Notice states the partnership of Malone and Truchot is dissolved and all bills must be presented at once. Cc. K. Malone and P. Cc. Truchot.
Grocers nationwide adopt the 50-50 basis for wheat flour purchases to ensure Allied needs. Buyers must add equal weight of substitutes such as cornmeal, rice, oats, and buckwheat, with exceptions for graham and whole wheat flours and certain mixed flours.
The article details a 1912 executive order arranging the U S flag stars by state and lists each star by number and state, followed by a 1918 sheriff sale notice for a Montana land parcel in the case of C E Shoemaker Co v Charles W Taylor et al, with sale set for May 25, 1918 in Teton County. The notice names plaintiff, defendants, judgment amount, and sale terms in gold coin.
A retired businessman in a soldiers home writes to a friend about rejecting worry and valuing gratitude. He recalls five months in a rebel prison and notes that simple meals would have brightened the yard. He adds trust in Germany over Japan and signs as quoted from the New York Journal.
An article notes St. George confronting a renewed danger described as a more terrible dragon, signaling intensified challenges for the hero in a changed landscape.
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