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C. G. Bishop proprietor CHOT E.n U Montana presents a teens advertisement. The fragmentary text references an ad in a Montana publication with unclear details and partial branding.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
3
C. G. Bishop proprietor CHOT E.n U Montana presents a teens advertisement. The fragmentary text references an ad in a Montana publication with unclear details and partial branding.
Records show the Chateau area board meeting at 4 p m on May 4 1914 approving viewers reports on roads declaring damages and benefits equal, awarding 50 to W F Colburn for all damages, advertising for sealed bids for a 160 foot steel bridge, and approving plat for Grandview addition in Sweetgrass. The day’s work included road changes new county formation hearing setup for May 26 and multiple road openings and alterations with right of way agreements and fund transfers.
Weekly transfers record numerous warranty deeds exchanging parcels for nominal sums across townships 24 to 33 in multiple ranges, with several parcels conveyed to schools and individuals. The article also details a large U S forest service reforestation program in northern Idaho and western Montana, describing crews, methods, planting rates, costs, and anticipated long term timber and county tax benefits.
A summary list of ten factors governing farming profits including low real estate prices high quality inputs and efficient marketing. It notes productivity and labor balance and stresses farm organization and staple product stability. The text also cites a divorce ritual in China involving breaking a chopstick in front of witnesses and a broomstick in the same context reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A notice states a $100,000 loan on Teton County farm lands to or from J. E. Ritchey of Conrad.
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