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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
3
The Montana primary produced strong support for the League and B. K Wheeler for governor. The article argues nonpartisan sentiment is real, urges fair analysis before November, and defends the League against vilification while noting broad citizen backing and dissatisfaction with current conditions.
A blistering critique argues for fair farmer voice against nonpartisan bosses. J W Brinton and allies accuse Townley faction of funds misdeeds and urge court action while urging balanced reforms before the November election. The piece warns against mudslinging and calls for a square deal for farmers amid league labor ties.
In Mosby field the Mid-Northern company drilled a new well claimed to produce as much as four thousand barrels daily by oilmen, while company officials say eight thousand five hundred barrels and that the well is capped. The well reportedly yields high gasoline content and outruns recent Wyoming wells.
A summary on earning cooperation through service and mutual benefit. The text advocates studying others desires, aiding their goals, and delivering efficient cooperative work to gain advancement. It emphasizes giving fair value, avoiding parasitic behavior, and aligning with employer ideals to justify higher pay.
Feodor Dostoevsky drew on his experiences with criminals in Omsk, once the seat of Admiral Kolchak’s government. The city’s role as a Cossack center and crossroads on the Trans Siberian line shaped its portrayal of a future Russian people united by mutual trust.
A slim young native with a gray-bearded assistant presents a pair of large baskets. From one basket a large python is produced and “charmed” with a pipe. The juggler ties a rope to a cloth, adds hollow cups over his eyes to make a vacuum, and lifts the snake basket by eyelid suction. The writer notes this feat is reportedly unique.
Mrs Dubwaite notes the Grabenins spend the wintern in Florida while Mr Dubwaite frets over the expense. The exchange, printed in the Birmingham Age-Herald, suggests the practice continues despite objections.
A Birmingham Age-Herald remark questions Glibwitz as a leader by noting he has not voiced an opinion on the League of Nations nor proposed a plan to straighten the railroads.
A a million glass fragments blanket Main avenue after an auto driven by Charles Butler struck a lamp globe near Merchants Cafe. The car was reversing from the curb when it crashed the globe, causing no injuries or vehicle damage, and the occupants continued on.
The article notes Harding's political trajectory from the Senate toward a potential White House bid. It discusses his progressive stance and how his national profile could shape a presidential run.
Charlies H. Ferris of Rose Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim for SUASWY section 21 township 24 north range 2 west Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau on October 6 1920. Witnesses: Leslie H. Bush Benjamin Gordon Samuel F. Brokaw and Harrys R. Kenyon all of Montana. First publication September 2. Last September 30.
A proverb warns that rapid wealth often shifts fortune, suggesting greed harms others while quick gains can leave the vulnerable worse off. The saying reflects caution about speculation and inequality in financial ventures.
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