Acantha Praised as Top Advertising Medium
The Acantha is celebrated as the leading advertising medium in Teton County highlighting wide reach and local business impact.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
4
The Acantha is celebrated as the leading advertising medium in Teton County highlighting wide reach and local business impact.
The Conrad Observer mocks exaggerated town growth while noting past and present voter totals. It cites 31 buildings claimed by Conrad and compares 1902 and 1904 precinct votes, including a May bond election with 58 votes, suggesting inflated population figures and a critical view of local boosters.
The text reports that Nicholas II claims civil liberty is granted and a constitutional government will be formed. It notes the bold claim amid the era of reform. Also mentions that work has begun on Teton county's new courthouse.
Local market in Conrad continues to sell drinking water for fifty cents per barrel. The price remains steady as buyers frequent the market with barrels loaded for transport.
Promote local pride and improvement by praising the town and its natural advantages. Support institutions and public officers, assist those who help you, and encourage others to trade locally without labeling good citizens as frauds. Advertise in local papers and think of self interest in community growth.
Contractors move to build a new court house with T. C. Richards Lease and Richards arriving with the county surveyor to stake the site. Excavation by Thomas Richarde, sand and gravel by Henry Kelly, rock by T. J. Lowman as the project begins with goals to have the foundation ready before winter.
The column argues for an electric line linking Helena to Teton county, warning Great Falls may miss business gains. It criticizes Senator Clark of Montana for alleging that political donations financed insurance fraud, noting he paid his own bills.
A note to railroad builders about a proposed line from the east across the Rockies to the Pacific. The Teton can yon offers a first class pass with an easier grade than the Great Northern through Two Medicine. Come out here and see for yourself.
Figures from Washington bureau show coffee bill last year at 81 million dollars. Brooklyn navy yard officers work to prevent bluejackets from giving cap ribbons to visitors as souvenirs. Since March 14 1900 national banks rose to 2411 with capital 25000 instead of 50000. Sandusky Telephone Co launches system April 1 at one cent per message and voluntary contracts rise. Connecticut senate adopts memorial committee to honor Senator O N Platt with up to 15000 dollars for the capitol memorial.
A collage of brief quips and opinions from several papers. Notes on college commencements, medical myths, tobacco abstinence, historic novels, microbes, taxation of bachelors, Rider Haggard, Mars as color shifting, and the Panama Canal police joke. Diverse voice across editors and columns.
The list shows uncalled letters for the week ending Oct 21 1905. Harris Mr Thomas Harris T B E. Callers should say advertised and pay one cent. C H Drake P M
The best regular examinations for applicants seeking teachers certificates will be held at the courthouse in Choteau Montana on Friday and Saturday November 24 and 26 1905. Rebecca Action County Superintendent of Schools notes the event in Choteau Montana dated November 2 1905.
The excerpt lists faults like fault finding nagging and worrying and advises seeing the best in others. It contrasts daydreams of happier circumstances with belittling others due to envy and feeling superior. It ends with the word success.
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