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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
3
The piece urges observing Armistice Day as a day of celebration and thanksgiving, honoring both those who served and the living, four years after the 1918 armistice. It contrasts Relief felt with Decoration Day traditions and emphasizes shared achievements of the living and dead.
Dr. T. J. Wooster reports 22 indictments and four convictions for lynching in Georgia this year, a sharp rise from 37 years ending 1921 with 430 lynchings and one indictment. He argues the trend toward lawful restraint may reflect a broader shift in global attitudes, aligning with Wells on human progress. ERIE SEALS
The piece notes widespread worry over a rising crime wave including murders holdups assaults and kidnappings. It argues daily front pages amplify fear with lurid stories while questioning whether violence has become more common in society.
A respected Ohio judge argues that technicalities and delays in trials undermine punishment and public respect for law. He cites cases where guilty parties were freed over phrasing flaws, including a shoe theft mischaracterization, and urges speedy, fact-focused justice. He cites Canadian practice and a Montana opinion urging moral foundations and the Golden Rule as remedies.
The piece urges voters to accept election outcomes as the will of the majority. It stresses that participation is a civic duty and calls on those who did vote to be good sports, while those who didn’t should refrain from complaints and acknowledge suffrage as a powerful tool.
The article recalls Wilhelm II once ruled as German emperor and king, living in exile at Doorn Netherlands with Hermioné of Reuss. It notes his faded influence and a self mocking signature on a civil document referencing his world role.
The author laments endless sensational crime coverage and hopes post election calmer newspapers will allocate space to re hearings of killings, predicting that overcoverage makes a murder news fatigue.
District Court of the Nine Helen Wing hears a divorce action by the plaintiff against Rolland Wing for desertion since June 1 1920. The Clerk serves summons in each county of residence requiring an answer within twenty days. Attorney GEO. W. Magee of Chateau Montana represents the plaintiff.
Henry Smith of 914 Cherry Ave Missoula Montana testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after dull back pains and sharp pains when bending. He reports no kidney issues since using the product priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures the remedy.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville New York says Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good and she has recommended them to friends who praise them. The notice urges readers troubled by indigestion or constipation to try the medicine and see its benefits.
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