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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
7
The Democratic county central committee will meet in Chateau next Tuesday to name delegates for the state convention at Cheat Falls on May 17. Word leaks of a tightly controlled process excluding former allies and others, signaling a planned but flawed harmony.
The average Northern Montana resident lacks confidence in the state board of medical examiners. The piece suggests that certificates are granted via influence rather than merit and calls for an investigation into the board.
The speaker urges Missoula residents to give Congressman Dixon an ovation upon his arrival home. He notes a brilliant Washington record and claims Dixon has accomplished more for Montana than any recent congressman.
Walter Wellman estimates Hearst's presidential bid would cost at least 31.5 million and reach about 150 delegate strength in the convention. At that price the cost per delegate would be 10 000 dollars. He notes Hearst would regret not having enough money to nominate.
Ex Governor Houser returns from the east and states Senator Clark is not ill. The Great Falls Tribune reports Clark sick and forced to take an ocean cruise for health. The era question posed asks which party or person is lying.
Carrie Nation declares support for General Miles in his bid for president and the General cannot stop her pledge to aid his campaign. The exchange highlights political offense and tolerance from the temperance crusader toward the general.
As the campaign nears end, local Democratic papers fret they accused Parker of being the candidate of trust magnates. Another week passes with Parker silent, a sharp contrast to Candidate Bryan who speaks.
Bids will be received up to Saturday April 30 1904 at 6 pm for painting all outside woodwork of the Chateau public school building. Bids may be for one or two coats. For details contact the undersigned Water Maruews Clerk
Ohio State Journal notes the anti trust law originated under Republican influence with Republican presidents and officials enforcing actions. It highlights that four years of Grover Cleveland’s term saw no prosecutions and records the Republican majority on the Northern Securities ruling.
The list of uncalled for letters includes Archibald Harry Denny Chas R Gelded Mrs H C Wardered. When calling please say advertised and pay one cent. C H Drake Postmaster.
Herbert Strain and William J. Strain certify a copartnership based in Choteau Montana under the firm name Chotenea Mercantile Company. Notarizations by H R Ayer dated September 4 1903 and September 5 1963 attest to the signatures and acknowledgment in Cascade county Montana.
Notice of dissolution shows the firm Thompson and Ferris in Cho teau Teton county Montana dissolving by mutual consent H R Ferris retires and H B Thompson continues business All accounts payable to H R Thompson J R Thompson H K Ferris Choteau Montana dated April 15 1904
The Choteau Power Coach runs between Power station and Choteau starting May 1st. It departs Power on northbound train days Monday Wednesday and Friday and returns from Choteau to connect with the southbound train on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Cons F Green proprietor.
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