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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
3
Local note from Choteau Montana mentions G Bishop Proprietor offering linotype services and printing work. Short bulletin cites Choteau and Montana locality with a focus on typography and publishing offerings.
Warranty deeds list transfers from Myrtle King to George Hirshberg for 1450 dollars and from Lorenzo Dow Clayton to Viola Devlin for 350 dollars. Other entries include Limington Townsite Co to Charles Chown for 700 dollars and Henry Ryan to William Hodgskiss for 1 dollar. Multiple parcels across townships and additions are transferred between various individuals with prices of 1 dollar or higher, detailing lots and blocks in Chateau and Conrad areas.
Records show multiple land transfers and patents in Choteau Montana and surrounding areas. Transactions include railroad and private party transfers with small sums cited, and several U S patent issuances to named individuals for various sections and townships in the region. The Teton County Abstract Co. of Choteau is listed as the cataloging entity.
The article outlines storage principles for vegetables focusing on temperature moisture and ventilation. It notes parsnips store well in ground, sweet potatoes and squash require warm low humidity, and stresses selecting firm uniformly sized produce with care to avoid bruises and overripeness.
A Birmingham Age reader recalls a contemporary poem that moved them deeply, crying at the sense of being unable to reach the author. The brief note reflects on empathy and the barrier between reader and creator.
A humorous exchange places a bricklayer earning four dollars for eight hours against a ten hour day. The scene shifts to a veteran and his great grandson discussing history, noting the head wound from Chicamauga with a witty reply about grazing.
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