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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
4
Community news includes births, arrivals, letters, and health notes. public notices discuss land exchanges homestead actions and school district activities with Camp Fire event set for June 4 at the Methodist church.
Washington reports senator Myers introduced bills proposing appropriations to reclaim unoccupied and unused lands. The measure aims to direct a large fund to state land reclamation initiatives and related relief efforts.
The schedule lists the teachers exam in Chateau on June 5 6 and Thursday. Second grade History Civics 00 10 00 12 00. Thursday P M Second grade Grammar 1 00 9 30 theory and practice 2 30 4 00 spelling 4 00 4 30. Friday A M Second grade Arithmetic 8 00 10 00 geography 10 30 12 00. First grade American literature 10 00 12 00. Friday P M Second grade Reading 1 00 7 4 2 30 agriculture 2 30 3 30 physiology 3 30 4 30. First grade Physical geography 2 30 4 00 y x otena long heaves laws 3 00 4 3 Saturday A M First grade School management 8 00 10 00 elementary psychology 10 00 12 00. Professional Principles of education 8 00 10 00 educational psychology 10 00 12 00 Ruth Sweat County Superintendent. First pub May 29 last June 5.
Public notices urge care to prevent fires in forests. Do not discard lighted items as smoldering cigarettes start wildfires. Emphasizes dangers of campfires and burned land, warns that small sparks can grow into large blazes and threaten irrigation and safety.
Dick Greer and Susan Lane honeymooning at Niagara Falls stir suspicion when Dick visits Maisie Micheton to buy off entanglements involving Susan’s brother Philip and Marion Starr. Susan files for divorce but reconciles with Dick. They remarry as laughter unfolds.
J. K. Campbell of Vandalia Indiana recalls a December 22 incident in timber land when his dog flushed a five foot black snake from a hole. Campbell killed the snake with a club and found it had eaten a chicken nest egg, confirming a missing china egg from last July.
Senator Sorghum weighs government ownership, noting decisions depend on intelligence and care in management. He cites examples of leaders who would not trust even a peanut stand to those who assume broad government responsibility.
The speaker notes a cat show in New York for soldiers and sailors with profits described as a considerable purrment, reflecting humorous wordplay on earnings. The remark links fundraising activity to military appreciation in a light, witty tone.
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