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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
4
The fragment shows a Choteau Montana publication dated November 12, 1913, stating weekly circulation, post office entry as second class matter, and a subscription price of 2.00 per year in advance. It reflects an official county paper format and early 20th century printing conventions.
The Freshmen will entertain a week from Friday night and the new flag was shown to the school Tuesday night. The flag is described as a source of pride for the high school.
Alta Cohoe and Nan Durrell report the Grammar school beat the high school third team 12 to 4. Ashton Stillman entered seventh grade. Visitors from Mrs Larson and Mrs Jackson. Primary room seating shortage due to arrivals. Spelling matches decide top speller. Wallace Coffey leads, with Alta Cohoe close.
At the First Methodist Church on Sunday November 16 the Rev Percy Reid McMahan will lecture on Egypt Ancient and Modern. He will discuss travel in Africa Europe and Asia and relate incidents from the Land of the Pharaohs while outlining the religious life of ancient Egyptians. Visitors are welcome. services at 10 50 and 7 45 with Sunday school at 11 30. The Northmorth league gathers at 7 00.
If knickerbockers were adopted, some impetus might be given to the Britton bil for the conservation of calves.
The committee raising funds for the Billings seed exposition shows limited progress with under $500 gathered from small donations. A long exhibitor list is anticipated alongside a Farm ers Institute and a boys and girls corn contest. Wall Street notes strong backing for Wilson currency reform but seeks to delay the government control feature.
The reflection argues the country would seem weak if it admitted Gen. Huerta and then allowed him to detain the nation's lawmakers, suggesting loss of dignity and sovereignty.
A collage of odd political and public figures scenes. The piece playfully notes Chicago as a host to royals and circus shows while critiquing currency bills, candidates, and international figures with snappy, satirical tone.
A nineteenth century Yuan Mei quote warns cooks against mixing many meats in one soup. He argues each animal has a soul and that humane treatment matters in this life, while good cooking should showcase distinct dishes and a single dominant flavor.
A tale from James Francis Dwyer's The White Waterfall recounts a missionary preaching Adam and Eve to northern Queensland blacks. The next day tribesmen parade dozens of snakes and demand the preacher identify the troublesome old serpent, a mischievous wink from the chief signaling the ruse.
A health column suggests simple herb drinks for women feeling nervous or exhausted. It recommends tincture of red lavender in hot water with lemon, and a few drops of aromatic spirits of ammonia in cold water to aid weak heart action.
The article records large Sunday attendances at both Episcopal and Methodist services in Chateau, urges Christians to attend church one hour weekly, and invites continued participation through Christmas. It also previews Sunday topics at the Episcopal church including life priorities and the Panama Canal, with service hours listed.
Fragments reference Mrs Pankhurst remarks a substance clearer than glass and politicians made of it. A note mentions democratic house members possibly leaving Mr Mann to run the job alone. The Columbia State notes relief at a circus visit to Columbia.
A one and one half horsepower Stover gas engine is for sale at a very reasonable price. It is being run daily. Inquiries should be sent to Acantha. Request the Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co booklet How to make the Farm Pay free by mailing your name to Power.
Thoroughbred yearling Shropshire rams for sale. Available from 511 G. C. Bower in Choteau Montana.
The note hints that if Mr. Sulzer becomes active in the New York assembly he might push impeachment against Governor Glynn. It also questions Mrs. Pankhurst’s possible impression of the country based on Ellis Island observations.
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