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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
4
News reaches Choteau of the death last week in California of Dorothy Anderson former Miss daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Anderson Blackleaf Montana She was a nurse Married with a husband an ex service man Their Glendale California home is listed and a seven months old baby survives them
In Chouteau Lions Club Pioneer Week observances last night honored Julius Hirshberg George Miller and J M Weaver longtime townspeople and pioneers. A program led by John Hentges included student songs by grades under Janet Aldrich and readings by K F E Sturgis. Senator T O Larson reviewed local history from 1883 to 1913 and beyond.
Free trial bottle of Bisma-Rex antacid promised via coupon at Rexall Drug Store in Chateau Mont. It claims four actions to neutralize acid relieve gas soothe membranes and aid digestion. Present coupon for sample without cost or obligation with name and address.
A speaker argues that the war aimed to establish permanent world peace but says it has not been achieved. He cites General Pershing and General Bliss demanding unconditional surrender and contends that stronger national defense is needed to honor the soldiers and uphold faith in the nation.
A fragment notes an initiatory program for new members and a November 28 ladies' night, indicating upcoming social events. The mention suggests a club or group planning activities and member invitations. Further details on the organization are not provided in the text.
The Odd Fellows of Chateau prepare for the season opening party set for Tuesday November 20 at the Masonic hall. C W Burns chairs the arrangements committee and all Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families are invited.
The school reports 145 to 150 weekly library loans as Book Week observances spread across grades. Miss Kohten’s seventh grade, Miss Trescott’s fourth grade, and assembly plays like Marian and Book Folk highlighted the event.
Leaders who defended national honor argued the universal draft is the surest guarantee of peace. A Day of Rejoicing featured remarks on Armistice, defense, and stopping Red propaganda in schools and churches. The American Legion backs universal conscription and warns unpreparedness risks war, ending with America sung and a benediction.
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