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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
15
The Administrator Henry Fischer of the Estate of George Richards Sr invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims must be filed at the office of Phil I. Cole attorney Chateau Montana. Date August 3 1918. First pub August 8 last August 29.
Department of the Interior announces that Helene Greta Bush formerly Ferris of Bole Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead entry number 038293 for parcels in section 31 township 24 north range 3 west on September 12 1918 before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana Witnesses include Harry Boutilier Rupert Boutilier Charles H Ferris and Samuel E Brokaw in Bole and Choteau Montana First publication August 8 last September 6
The text explains a bilious attack as liver failure causing constipation and digestive issues. It claims food ferments, inflames the stomach, and triggers nausea vomiting and a terrible headache. It recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, priced at a quarter.
Visitors are urged to see the government exhibit along with livestock, dry farming, agriculture, arts and crafts, culinary and school work displays at the Montana State Fair. Don’t miss the Red Cross booth.
The feature act Charlie Irwin and his broncho riders will headline the Montana State Fair. A playful remark recalls a young Illinois husband who disliked no iron ration, noting he was trained to his bride’s biscuits.
A wartime note urges citizens to raise pigeons and rabbits as a simple, rapid aid to the war. It claims the activity is not difficult and only requires a soft pencil and pad of paper to track and multiply stock.
Racing will be a feature at the Montana State Fair with the fastest motorcycles in the northwest taking the mile oval in exhibitions of speed driven by skilled riders and bold nerve.
A clipped remark notes that in the Hohenzollern group any single member might risk life for military or political reasons, framing it as a necessity in the broader power balance.
Chancellor Von Hertling warns that Germany must press on with the war or face defeat. He frames victory as essential for national survival and economic stability amid mounting Allied pressure.
William Miller sheriff announces sale of parcel in Teton county Montana by order of the district court foreclosure decree dated August 10 1918 to satisfy a judgment of $319.64 plus costs. The property lies in sections 25 26 township 24 north range 6 west Montana principal meridian and sale is set for September 7 1918 at 2 p.m. in front of the courthouse. James S Jannes is under sheriff and Coffey Greene serve as attorneys. First publication Aug 15 last publication Sept 5
Amanda C. Wilson guardian ad litem sues Ida B. Foster to cancel a 1916 warranty deed conveying N1/2 NE and SE1/4 NE of section 7 24N 2W Montana meridian filed in Book 21 Deeds page 130. Defendant must answer within twenty days or default will be entered. Public notice date August 15 to September 5.
The food administration allows farmers to exchange wheat for flour from the mill at 8 pounds per month per household member. Farmers must sign certificates proving wheat grown by them and that flour delivered plus on hand does not exceed 8 pounds per person for 30 days. Elevators may also exchange flour for farmers wheat to aid distant farmers.
The message targets readers who signed a war savings pledge card urging them to honor their commitment and make good on the promised contributions.
The message appeals to readers to fulfill their war savings pledge to help win the war. It emphasizes that repayment will relieve personal conscience and stresses civic duty in meeting the stated financial goal through faithful contribution.
A call to citizens to fulfill the wartime savings pledge and reinforce patriotism through continued financial support to the war effort. The message urges personal responsibility and collective sacrifice to back military needs.
A bold challenge asks if your words to Uncle Sam and his soldiers are genuine. The message urges proving patriotism through actions and steadfast support.
The piece describes a wartime parade with mounted guards from the Mexican border and Alpine troops, the Little Man's reaction to veterans' valor, and his efforts to support the war, thrift stamps, and bond sales as the day ends. He reflects on aging and duty, pondering knitting if conscription worsens.
New York shows rich mining promise with Broadway at 157th street yielding aquamarine gems and a wealth of minerals on the island. Minerals include tourmaline, magnetite, nickel form crystals, zincite, agate, garnet, quartz, and more, signaling vast potential beyond subways.
A Great Lakes sailor explains that patriotism can be felt even when the flag is not visible. A North Chicago woman observes jackies stopping, saluting, and standing at attention as the bugle and drums of To the Colors are heard, signaling the time of day.
A New York magistrate urges chauffeurs to slow for children in the roadway rather than blasting horns. He says fewer pedestrian accidents would occur if drivers used other prevention methods beyond loud horn blasts, implying reliance on chance or providence is unsafe.
Paris debates Clemenceau’s joke over Bolo’s death penalty. Officials pressure him not to impose the full twelve rifles in the firing squad. Clemenceau jokes a compromise by shaving the count to six rifles, calling the traitor only half.
The administrator J A McDonough of the estate of James W Harris invites creditors and all with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Notices are to be filed at Valier Farm Sales Company in Valier Montana, Teton County. First publication August 15 1918.
F C Duke a Lewistown carpenter recalls dull kidney ache back pain and lumbago followed by relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He states the remedy cured his trouble and recommends it. Price 6. at all dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sponsorship appears in ad copy.
A cheerful note invites readers to the Montana State Fair as the best place to renew acquaintances and enjoy old songs like Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot to remind visitors of the festive atmosphere.
The Montana State Fair seeks greater efficiency in food raising and saving with public support. Management relies on the people of Montana to drive progress and achieve substantial benefits.
AFood administrator panel adopted ceiling prices for staples. Wheat flour 10 lb sack retails 67c to 80c 85c. rye flour 9 lb 78c to 95c. corn flour 10 lb 70c to 85c. rice flour 9 1b 1.30 to 1.38. barley flour 12 4? lb 73c to 87c. cornmeal yellow 10 lb 61c to 78c. cornmeal white 65c to 78c. victory bread 10c. oatmeal 9 lb 75c to 90c. rice standard 1 lb 8c to 13c. sugar 9 1/3c to 11c. navy beans 15c to 19c. raisins 12 1/2c to 15c. canned tomatoes 11c to 25c. canned corn 16c to 26c. canned salmon 22c to 30c. evaporated milk 11c to 16c. milk per quart 10c. butter 40c to 48c. eggs 35c to 40c. American cheese 30c to 40c. lard 1.33 to 1.60. lard substitute 90c to 1.10.
Montana announces open season for ducks geese brant swan grouse prairie chickens fool hens sage hens pheasants and partridges begins September 15. Sunday hunting is prohibited and September 16 is the first hunting day for conscientious shooters. Minors need a guardian and licenses may not be transferred. Deputy wardens increase around opening to catch violators.
Hap py Harrison presents a real one ring circus at the Montana State Fair described as singular captivating and unique exhibition featuring trained animals.
A brief propaganda note encourages citizens to maintain their wartime financial pledge. It urges continued thrift and personal sacrifice to support the war effort and boosts morale by promising personal well being from discipline.
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