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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
3
William Chalmers as administrator of the estate of Edward Sawyer deceased files action notices through attorney Phil I Cone guardian. First publication November 7, 1907.
A speaker recounts long ago events surrounding Gretchen and Heinrich. Gretchen grows ill and dies after the speaker neglects duties and tries to help with food and wine. Neighbors whisper of punishment as the doctor confirms Gretchen has died.
Towhead and Lillyfinger journey to their grandmother with makeshift toy guns. They encounter a bear that proves to be a dummy set by Billy Bang. Towhead discovers the ruse, retrieves the fake bear, and keeps it as a curious trophy while learning the trick was meant to fool him.
Department of the Interior notice states Octavia Sheldon of Great Falls Montana filed intent to prove on her desert land claim No. ee for the e2 ey bw4se4 w2sw4 nes sw4 and s2 nwi see 2 t 23 7 8 w before the Great Falls land office on Friday November 22 1907. Witnesses listed are Thomas N. Stimson Michael Lynch Joseph Sturgeon and Etta Sturgeon of Dupuyer Montana.
Notice is given that entrymen Alfred Vigen Charles F Suiste and others will file five year proofs before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on November 12 1907. Witnesses from Bynum Farmington and Choteau listed to prove residence and cultivation of the lands in sections townships and ranges noted. J M Burlingame Register. First pub October 3 1907.
The fragment contains a claim of love and longing as Minxte Tuomas Boyce voices a wish to stay close to a loved one, hoping for heaven in their love. It references Gretchen, a father and a voyage to life, with archaic spellings and German phrases.
A domestic scene unfolds with Dinah scolding Mandy for offering a fat piece of pork to a baby. The dialogue warns of choking and the risky method of tying the pork to the child's toe, revealing unsafe childrearing practices and a blunt family dynamic.
An exploration of the word cigar tracing its origin to sixteenth century Spain and Cuba. The term grew from garden practices where tobacco leaves were rolled for smoking and from phrases like Es de mi cigarral. The twist reveals cigarra meaning grasshopper linked to abundant gardens.
A historian asserts there is no room for doubt about Robin Hood's existence noting the outlaw operated in Sherwood Forest robbing the rich and aiding the poor as a well authenticated fact.
The writer contrasts the moral burden on parents with the corrupting influence of street life. He argues that a heaven for those who rest would come at the cost of neglecting duties at home and that parents must begin moral guidance early to shield children from impure conversations and degrading sources.
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