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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
4
A Thursday Montana publication lists candidates favorable to Calvin Coolidge including for U S President Electors Delegates at Large and First Congressional District. It urges readers to mark an X before preferred names in the ballot and notes subscription details and post office classification.
Dr. F. A. Long, longtime physician in Eureka and former Choteau and Valier practitioner, died Friday morning May 16, 1924 in Lincoln county at age 61 from heart failure during sleep. Survived by widow and two sons. served Lincoln county as state senator 1919 to 1923. Funeral held at Eureka home with burial in local cemetery.
A smashing thriller to be shown Monday and Tuesday at the Royal theater. Director Smit drives a big scene flow to a climactic rescue of a countryside from advancing flames. The film promises to be one of the finest of its kind on screen.
The text notes Queen Wilhelmina ordered a cut to her minister of finance and reduced her own allowance, mirroring a prior action. It questions if other monarchies would gain public support from similar moves.
Courtesy loan from Miss Fern ald of Great Falls Public Library features works on music including Face to Face with Great Musicians Handel Story Lives of Great Musicians How Music Developed The Standard Oratorios and The Book of Musical Knowledge The notes describe aims to clarify music for non musicians and to convey the personalities of composers The collection remains available until the Messiah performance on June 19.
Power residents wrapped up the school year with a Teton picnic near Collins attended by children, visitors, and teachers. A Sunday baseball game pitted married vs single men, with the latter winning 13 to 10. Local events included church meetings, club travel plans, and several residents visiting Great Falls and Conrad.
A batch of local items from Bynum notes juniors at the Choteau Junior Prom last Friday. Several residents visit relatives, and others travel for work or medical care. Movements include Lucille Dornblaser and Imogene Butcher visiting, infant illness at Choteau hospital, Forest Service summer work for Anderson and McNett, and hospital or residence changes for Mrs. Pete Kelly, Mrs. Henry Guerin, and Mrs. Watson.
A diner asks for frogs legs and the waiter reveals rheumatism as the real complaint. The brief exchange captures a light humorous moment at a lunch counter.
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