Choteau Montana Business Listing Highlight
Local note shows MAX .B. Bishop as proprietor at a business in Choteau Montana with a focus on storefront presence and community image in the town.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
3
Local note shows MAX .B. Bishop as proprietor at a business in Choteau Montana with a focus on storefront presence and community image in the town.
Real estate transfer items list patents quit claim deeds and warranty deeds in Teton county Montana. Notable entries include U S transfers to heirs of Frank H Smith Edmund W Reid and several Kepple family parcels. A 68 word reply by President Wilson to Austria-Hungary on peace is praised as a master stroke in diplomacy.
The S A T C admits men who graduated four year high schools or have 13 entrance units, aged 18 to 46 and physically fit. Registrars keep high school credits on file. Each cadet serves as a soldier with room and board, tuition clothing and $30 monthly pay. Barracks are being built. until ready, cadets cover own expenses and bring a pair of blank ets. The program trains for officers school or technical army work with eleven hours weekly drill and required courses in war aims hygiene sanitation law and surveying. Electives in engineering and chemistry offered with fourteen college credits allowed requiring two hours prep.
A soldier writes about marching and gun training near Chateau, France, noting delays in receiving a French 155 M M gun, life in a village, grape crops, and learning French, while a separate commentary promotes Liberty Bonds with a 4% yield, tax exemptions, and anticipated premiums after the war. The piece highlights investment arguments and inheritance tax considerations for bond purchases.
The ad urges mothers to seek relief from aches and pains and cautions that silent suffering leads to chronic illness. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a potent strengthener to invigorate the blood, nourish nerves, and boost energy, especially when work is tiring or nerves are frayed.
A letter from the state railroad and public service commission urges farmers, households, and businesses to stockpile steam coal early. The notice stresses storing coal with reasonable safety to avert a looming coal shortage amid miner declines and rising railroad demand. Signed by Chas. P. Cotter, secretary.
A recent law, praised by A R Rogers, chairman of the District Central Committee, makes Fourth Liberty Bonds a strong investment. The exemption applies to bond holdings up to 80 000, encouraging individuals partnerships associations and corporations to buy to their limit as advocated by Secretary McAdoo.
In District Court of Montana a suit by Marguerite A. Puntenney seeks a decree that she owns one half of described lands in Teton County. Defendants Russell Puntenney and his wife must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. The action aims to establish her fee simple ownership as widow of Clarence C. Puntenney. First publication Sept 19, last Oct 10, 1918.
The article extols Chamberlains Tablets for weak stomachs and impaired digestion. It claims relief in many cases is permanent and sufferers have been restored to health.
Rocky Bar Orchard in Big Fork Montana offers winter apples by parcels post prepaid in second zone. Prices: Wealthys $2.00 per box, McIntosh Wagner Rome $2.50 after Oct 15. Wrapped fancy grade adds 25 cents. Money with order. no calls. good fruit guaranteed.
The diary of the deposed Russian czar Nicholas Romanoff faces public release. Reports indicate a forthcoming publication of letters once hidden from view, potentially offering new context on the imperial family and era.
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