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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
AFAX B. BISHOP proprietor announces weekly Thursday publication at Cho cau Moentats. It is entered as second class matter in the post office. Subscription is 2 dollars for 3 issues in advance or 1.76 dollars yearly.
City Engineer John W Hall forwarded four water samples from McCullough Drug Store Choteau Drug Co Dr Crary's office and the pumping station to the State Water Laboratory Bozeman. Sanitary results show no contamination and a low total practical count confirming the water as approved for public consumption. Mineral analysis notes a total hardness due to calcium and magnesium salts but overall low mineral content 258 ppm supporting a very satisfactory drinking water though hard. Recs include using trisodium phosphate as a softener for household use and cautions against drinking softened water.
Auction notice listing livestock machinery and household goods for sale at Clinton Bard's ranch four miles west of Chateau on Monday June 3 at 2 PM. Items include four horse teams, a brown team, a bay mare, cattle, a binder, buggies, stanchions, rifles, tools, and household furniture with cash and credit terms.
About fifty Democrats from across Teton county met at Walier last Saturday called to order by county chairman J. T. Moore. Hon. H. B. Mitchell of Great Falls spoke, followed by a resolutions committee that adopted a statement pledging support for the U S government and President Wilson in the war effort and advocating a vigorous Democratic organization.
Farmers are urged to place binding twine orders promptly to ensure adequate supply for harvests. Prices of sisal have surged from 7 cents to 19 cents per pound with Manila hemp peaking at 30 cents, prompting U S Food Administration intervention to curb further increases.
The price is set on a cost of conversion basis plus a reasonable profit of 2, ensuring profitability while covering conversion expenses. The approach ties charging to actual transformation costs and a standard margin.
Last Sunday afternoon the T. L. Gap Red Cross auxiliary was organized with officers elected. President is Mrs. Ben Gordon, secretary Mrs. Woods, and treasurer Mrs. Crawford. The group will operate under the Choctau chapter.
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