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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
2
National Forest timber sales from July to September total $72 495.13, up over 20 percent from last year. About 28 000 000 feet board measure were cut, a 53 percent rise, with 35 percent of gross receipts allocated to State School and Road funds, signaling strong growth in forest timber business and future state revenues.
A persuasive lesson on advertising urges merchants to mail weekly messages to trade areas to boost sales. It argues no business is too small to advertise and notes consistent ads pay off over time. The piece ends with a satirical claim that Gamboa is nominated as Mexico's boa constrictor.
Secretary Houston urges joint federal and state effort to improve highways. The 10 percent forest fund supports road projects in national forest areas, with $234,638.68 appropriated for the year and $134,831.10 from 1912 remaining. Projects include Wyoming six mile timber roads, LeFevre-Bright Angel access to the Grand Canyon, Ocean to Ocean crossing Apache forest, and Florida bridges replacing corduroy roads.
H R Cox of the Bureau of Plant Industry outlines three rules to eradicate Canada thistles. Kill tops to exhaust roots, choose a method suitable to each field, and pursue a systematic, faithful plan through thorough cultivation or bare fallow for lasting control.
Effa Funk Muhse argues that home decor can fatigue and irritate families. She urges brighter, sunnier rooms with simple, restful furnishings to reduce glare and nervous strain while cutting cleaning burden and disease germs. Proceedings of the Maryland State Grange. Gabe The doctor ordered Smithers to take more exercise. Steve He will roll his own cigarette.
A Louisville Courier line urges politeness until reaching one hundred thousand dollars then to be crisp and terse. The Milwaukee News cites a Professor Lowell remark that Mars must be a poor market, reflecting comic or editorial quips about weather and work.
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