Choteau Acantha publishes weekly edition details
The Cho teau Montana weekly paper announces publication every Thursday with post office second class status. It lists subscription rates at 2.00 dollars per year or 1.76 dollars in advance and identifies MAX B. BISHOP as proprietor.
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Choteau Montana
Letters From Soldier Boys
Rupert Ward writes home about Thanksgiving and Christmas plans while stationed in Europe. He notes troop movements, changes in rating, and the Italian front as Germany supports its forces. He mentions a recent rain storm, milder weather, a Masonic hall gathering, and a speech by Rev. Mathews.
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Masonic Hall
Masons
Eastern Star
Rev. Mathews
Volunteer Soldier Reflects on Draft and Red Cross Efforts
A camp memoir contrasts voluntary service with drafted service and notes Red Cross活动 in Bole. The piece lists officers and members of the Bole Red Cross Auxiliary and reports on fundraising events, knitting efforts, and community canning and social activities to support troops at Camp Lewis and Y M C A funds.
Speech ends with navy veteran vows to settle in Montana
The speaker from Seattle praises climate and health after a program lunch. He notes gaining ten pounds, plans to live in Montana after discharge, and says Seattle beats Montana for climate. He promises to write again, signing Rupert W. Ward.
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Seattle
Navy
Montana
Rupert W. Ward
Agawam Red Cross Forms New Auxiliary and Members
The Agawam auxiliary becomes a separate unit from the Bynum group and lists 37 members led by Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Devanleau. A Red Cross dance raised 77.60 in net proceeds and the group thanks all helpers, especially the Devanleaus for use of the hall.
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Agawam
Bynum Auxiary
Wm. Doyle
Jos. Devanleau
Hartwick Nelson
Myra Pierce
Pete Angerll
F. Babcock
F. A. Tanner
Maud Breding
Otto Waynild
Ralph Breding
Clara Hovde
Eva, Kirsch
Red Cross
Deranleau
Rea Cross
End of church year marked with Advent start
Sunday November 25 begins the new church year with Advent. Mr Haley will attend the mission. In Sun River and St Stephen's services Mr Spencer is in charge. On November 18 services were held at Choteau White's school house and Dutton. Attendance totals were 21 36 and 45 respectively. America was sung at all points and a strong war spirit shown. If weather allows, school house appointments will continue. Thanksgiving day services are at 11 o'clock in the church with choir singing and a Prayer Book service. A sermon will be delivered and all who have reason to give thanks are invited.
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Haley
Mission
Sun River
St. Stephen's
Spencer
Choteau
White’s
School House
Dutton
White's
Film Crew Dominates Mexican Town for Jaguar's Claws Scene
Lasky-Paramount used a Mexican village including the calaboose for several days to stage Jaguar's Claws. Sessue Hayakawa stars at the Royal theater Sunday as cowboys rode through town. Citizens mistook the raid for an actual invasion and fled to safety.
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Lasky-Paramount Company
Sessue Hayakawa
Royal Theater
Lasky Company
Jeffer Os
Calaboose
Jeffre
Motion Picture Company
Must Save Wheat on Larger Scale Says Atkinson
Montana food administrator Professor Atkinson returned from Washington to urge greater wheat saving for Allied Europe. He warned U S exports have fallen below normal and an additional 100 million bushels must go to allies this winter. He called for more wheatless meals and days and replacing wheat in American homes to preserve supply.
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Atkinson
Washington
Bozeman
Europe
United States
Montana
Mr. Atkin
Food situation abroad and Montana pledge results reported
Washington officials report on wartime food conditions in Germany France and Italy noting shortages and dependence on American exports. Montana shows strong pledge card participation with about 7 percent of homes signed up, in contrast to a national average near 45 percent.
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United States
Montana
Atkinson
Germany
France
America
Great Britaan
Great Britain
Notice to Creditors of Jacob L. Otness Deceased
The undersigned notifies creditors and claimants to present vouchers for the deceased Jacob L. Otness within a set period at Farmington Montana in Teton County. Claims will be paid if properly supported by vouchers. First publication November 22, last December 13.
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Jacob L. Otness
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
L. J. Otness
Major League Players Seek Break Into Big Leagues Abroad
The report notes several prominent players attempting to transfer to top leagues overseas. It highlights the drive of these athletes to compete at higher levels and expand their professional horizons.
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