Choteau Autumn Flower Show Tips and a Forest Fire Poem
Plan for Choteau Autumn Flower Show with guidance on successful annuals and container arrangements. Also includes a reprinted poem criticizing careless smoking and its forest fire consequences.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
8
Plan for Choteau Autumn Flower Show with guidance on successful annuals and container arrangements. Also includes a reprinted poem criticizing careless smoking and its forest fire consequences.
Peter Jocko a 49 year old Indiana resident of Chateau died last Saturday at his home in the south end after a brief illness from pneumonia. He leaves a wife and two children. A native of Canada he had lived in Teton county for years. Burial was Monday afternoon in Choteau cemetery.
Washington May 1 lands near Lakeview Montana in Beaverhead county totaling 24000 acres opened to World War I service men for homestead entry. 91 day filing preference then open to public. land described as rolling grazing country.
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends neighbors for sympathy kindness after death of husband and father and appreciation for floral offerings. Lumbago remedy note praises Chamberlains Liniment for back pain including a testimonial from Mrs F J Dann Brockport NY.
The piece warns constipation leads to appendicitis and urges regular bowels. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as mild and gentle, easy to take and effective laxative with hardly any noticeable effect.
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of the Teton Co operative Canal Company in Farmington Montana on June 2 1923 at 8 PM at Burton School House. The purpose is to vote a resolution extending the corporation term by amending Article IV to state a 40 year existence from incorporation. Secretary H E Passmore signs on behalf of the board. First pub May 3 last May 24.
The District Court of Teton County Montana orders all interested parties to appear on May 28 1923 at 10 00 AM in the court room at Chateau to show cause why the executor should not be granted an order approving and settling the report and directing sale of the decedent estate. A copy of the order will be published for four consecutive weeks in the Choteau Acantha. Dated April 28 1923. John J Greene Judge James Sulgrove Attorney for Executor First pub May 3 last May 24
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An Associated Press dispatch from Berlin notes Lola Montez whose gravesite in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn marks a life once central to Bavarian politics and European theater. The dancer fled Bavaria saved Ludwig I from abdication and later toured Paris London and the United States in a controversial, celebrated career.
The report recounts a robbery attempt where a bandit pointed a pistol and demanded money. The victim stepped forward grabbed the assailant by the buttonhole and delivered a joke about Pat and Mike. Startled, the thief screeched and fled the scene.
A Trico News item recounts a preacher addressing his congregation about Adam formed from wet clay and placed by a fireplace to dry. A Black attendee challenges the tale asking who built the fireplace, prompting the preacher to call for order and dismiss further inquiry as theological disturbance.
From Mrs Kinderby head of stairs she hushes others as children deliver a good night message. The whispered note speaks of closeness to the Creator and love in their hearts. A child’s line reports a bed bug found, creating a tense moment in the room.
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