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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
Judge Frank B. Reynolds associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court died at his Helena home after a several months illness. Funeral arrangements are pending and Governor Dixon ordered the state house flag at half mast. the court will meet to address his death. Reynolds had been expected to seek renomination to the high court.
Billings May 20 Montana farmers totaling 2535 members have pledged 114045 acres to summer tillage under approved methods to conserve soil moisture for 1923. The Montana Development Association reports 77 clubs organized since last fall, with plans to expand acreage and improve farming methods statewide. A series of bulletins on summer tillage is issued by the association.
The Development Association announces formation of dairy loan associations to help farmers buy dairy cows with small monthly payments, likened to building and loan setups. Summer tillage seen as first step to diversified farming, dairy and small stockraising as second, with further help planned. Montana is described as returning first among northwestern states as citizens choose self-help.
A humorous exchange published in the American Legion Weekly features a contributor asking about the last joke and the editor replying that it is indeed the last. The lighthearted dialogue showcases the paper's witty tone and recurring wit between writer and editor.
Carlton, a Hillcrest youth with lawyer ambitions, works in a city office where he meets Isabel Ware. He longs for home, hints of a wedding, and a dream of preserving his mother’s memories with blue teacups and a garden, but Izzie’s desires pull them toward the city and a shared future.
A fragmented tale contrasts Jo the Meredith estate gardener with Joy Meredith and a past romance. The narrative shifts to a Montana district court summons amid a foreclosure action against Frank M. Kenney, detailing a promissory note, mortgage, and related charges.
The Asiatic town of Maiwatch near Russia is described as populated by men only with women forbidden entry.
A farmer near Patten Mills New York was treated with Chamberlain's Liniment after severe rheumatism. He recovered quickly, walked into the store straight and paid for another bottle to keep at home. The customer praised the remedy highly.
Choteau Lodge No. 11 I O O F meets every Tuesday at 8 o'clock at their hall in the Connor building. Visiting brothers welcome. S W Rosengren N G A K Dalbey Secy. Queen Rebekah Lodge meets first and third Fridays of each month in Connor's hall. Sarah Logan N G Clara M Mellon Secy.
Administrator P. Reiding calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at T. H. Pridham’s office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. First published May 4 1922 and runs to May 26 1922.
Notarized certificate for J. G. Jackson of Cho teau Montana asserting sole ownership and operation of Teton Steam Laundry in Choteau. Notary T H Pridham records the acknowledgment dated May 6 1922 with commissions expiring December 20 1924.
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