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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
8
A Christmas subscription offer for The Youths Companion details 1911 benefits. Costs are 31.75 for fifty two weekly issues plus access to a new volume with stories and exclusive contributions. Early subscribers receive remaining 1910 issues and a multicolor Art Calendar with extra copies offered for gifts.
R W Berry proclaims nomination for the District Court as a non partisan candidate filed with the Secretary of State and subject to voters decision on November 8 1910.
Local notes list social events and visitors including the Odd Fellows masquerade ball on Thanksgiving night. Attendees include Dr S L Matone, Will Auchard, Henry Davidson, Mrs M A Wilcox and Miss Maud, plus travelers from Great Falls, Minneapolis, Billings and more. Shadow Auction at M S church parlor framed as community fundraiser with box supper and shadowy partners.
Last night the Mid land Jubilee Singers drew a full house from town and country under the Lyceum Club. W. A. Bann the manager and bass soloist impressed as a top musician. Miss Field the soprano soloist gave a melodious wide range voice that overcame race and color in the crowd. Hann earned praise for presenting such a fine set of singers.
After a year long fight with courts backing the act, the Law and Order league enforces the liquor sale prohibition in the state of Teno. Balloonists Hawley and Post arrive in New York October 28 from Montreal to a large aeronautic reception. London ministers mark Citizen Sunday October 30 with sermons on social issues. An interview with Attorney Burl Lovers notes that alleged dynamiters in Los Angeles have been removed from the conspiracy by higher ups.
Readable fragments discuss hourglasses and tourglasses as a metaphor for time’s middle and waist. The text appears to reflect on measuring duration and the idea of time passing at a central point.
Notice to creditors of Elizabeth B Smith deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administered by Margaret L Stansberry executrix, at Phil T Cole attorney in Teton County Montana. First published October 13 1910.
The National Forests in Montana and northern Idaho suffered vast damage from fires driven by a August hurricane. Total timber killed and burned exceeds 6 billion board feet across 114 million acres, led by Coeur d Alene and Clearwater in Idaho and Helena Cabinet Lolo Forests in Montana..Forestry officials expect large areas of living timber remain amid mapped burn zones as they finalize estimates and plan rapid disposition of fire killed timber to prevent waste.
Analysts estimate 6 billion feet of timber in Montana and northern Idaho was killed or burned. If all were a total loss and sold at last year’s average stumpage price, the result would approach fifteen million dollars. Fires last summer affected about one to two percent of national forest timber. At current harvest rates 6 billion feet equals 12 years of supply, though it’s less than a sixth of a year’s national cut.
Annual meeting of the stockholders to be held at the law offices of Bair Verge in Chateau Mont on Saturday November 12 at 2 pm. A. H. Gambling president T. J. Moore secretary.
Senior member retires from farming and dissolves the firm W. W Gamble & Son by mutual consent on October 1910. W Gamble and N Gamble sign to settle debts and notify all creditors. Publication date October 13 1910.
Notice is given that Mary L D Lawler administratrix will sell at public auction on November 12, 1910 at twelve o clock in front of Cut Bank post office, Lot 1 to 4 Block 10 and Lots 24 30 Block Tall in Cut Bank Montana. Cash terms fifty percent at sale with balance on confirmation. Sale subject to court confirmation.
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