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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
2
J G Haney outlines practical steps for northwest farmers to boost self sufficiency. Emphasizes keeping cows, raising pigs, poultry and a regular garden to cut costs, increase yields, and improve living standards with on farm production and prudent management.
The District Court of Montana Teton County issues an alias summons in a mortgage foreclosure case filed by Capital Trust and Savings Bank against Manford B. Hughes Mary Hughes F A Cochran A D Buyas and L F Holt. Defendants must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment.
The Montana State Federation of the Women's Clubs gathers in Butte May 26 to 28 to decide on keeping Paxson's Custer's Last Stand in state hands. The group plans a $1000 donation plus fundraising to place the painting in the State Capitol Helena.
Drum writes in Leslie's about tunnels under the Rocky Mountains that will unleash coal, lumber, chemicals, metals, and a year round military road. The Moffat, Monarch, and San Juan tunnels are described as monumental, eclipsing past feats and boosting Colorado’s industrial prominence.
A London Morning Post remark notes a banter in the House of Lords over an anti church bill. Bishop Atterbury jokes he prophesied the bill would come this session and Lord Coningsby compares him to Balaam's ass provoking laughter. The exchange earns the nickname ATTERBURYs ass.
The piece argues independence habits arise from lax youth discipline. Children allowed to wiggle out of duties become shifters of responsibility and burdens dodgers. It warns they gain obstinacy and a bias toward not needing to do what they do not want.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that freight rates from points east of the Rocky Mountains to the intermountain territory are not unreasonable or unlawful. Complaints by shippers were dismissed. The case challenged the time rates between eastern points and intermountain territory versus Pacific coast thresholds.
A Braxton Mississippi tornado Tuesday afternoon killed at least 12 people and injured about a score. The storm destroyed every business house and damaged many homes, with losses estimated above $100,000 in the town of about 500 residents on the Gulf & Ship line Toland wilroad.
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