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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha weekly paper advertises publication details with proprietor Max B. Bishop, pricing at two dollars yearly or one seventy five in advance, noting Montana posting as second class matter.
November 8 1916 Montana Industrial Review reports major investments across the state. Bag house addition at zinc plant and cyanide mill work begin. Bonneville and Glendive hardware openings. sugar and oil projects in Great Falls Helena Missoula. rail, telegraph, and telephone extensions. new banks, creameries, and gas works planned. wages debate tied to Taft withdrawal order and Adamson act.
Law notes legal hay tonnage rules from 1907 Montana session. It defines cubic feet per ton for blue joint alfalfa rough grass timothy and clover after set times in stack and gives a method to compute volume from stack dimensions. It observes historical reflections on Indian summer and Springfield humor.
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