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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
2
Opinion piece contrasts air mania and Lindbergh era thrill seeking with a warning against reckless aviation and a critique of farm practices. It cites laws, celebrates adventurers, and ends with Tennessee College of Agriculture's ten commandments for a failed farm strategy.
In Cleveland Ohio a police run loudspeaker car scours downtown and outlying districts to deter jaywalking. The device warns pedestrians and drivers with a clear public address that disrupts violators and reduces offenses. Women respond quickly and remember warnings longer, while men face occasional harsher cautions.
The passage argues that beings possess an inner, unexplainable drive that fuels hardship and struggle. It links this force to the reincarnation of medieval knights who chose conflict over a bland, comforted life, deeming security and ease dull and unfulfilling.
A compact remark on a child destined for farm life notes a harsher future in agriculture if a tenacious decalog of failures is widely understood and universally ignored.
In a special session opinion Senator Capper argues prohibition is unassailable and cannot be attacked in congress. He highlights Kansas, his native state with 43 years of prohibition, to illustrate long term success in curbing liquor traffic.
The weather bureau explains frost forms when object temperature falls below freezing after dewpoint saturation. Frost is unlikely on cloudy nights and limited in amount due to cloud cover preventing rapid cooling.
Grantland Rice recounts a Pelham match where George Duncan and Abe Mitchell coach Irvin Cobb. Duncan scrutinizes Cobb’s stance and swing, insisting on pivot and precise form. Cobb belts ball but misreads contact while Duncan notes Cobb’s dramatic retooling.
Five year old Ruth sought permission to visit a playmate two doors away. When refused she warned her mother and, after a pause, offered a daring compromise. If she must be whipped, she urged the whipping first so she could go afterward.
A Baltimore County bank plans an annual corn and apple show to promote agriculture. Over 500 farmers are planting improved corn as county bankers mobilize support and funds statewide.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana August 3 1927 Alberta B Starner formerly Alberta Borthwick of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make proof to establish a land claim under the 1916 act before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana September 15 1927 Witnesses include Howard H Higgins and Percy Hodeskiss of Choteau Montana Jesse H Morgean of Augusta Montana and Arthur Hawkinson of undisclosed location
Directors levied a seven dollar fifty cent per share capital stock assessment at the Cha teau Montana office. Payment due September 3 1927 to E B Noble Treasurer at Bynum Montana. Delinquent shares October 1 1927 and will be sold October 22 1927 to cover the assessment and costs. First pub Sept 1 last Sept 22.
In Salem Oregon gainful employment of nearly 100 inmates at the Oregon State Penitentiary speeds flax industry and aids men with dependents. All workers are on piece work in groups with pro rata profits. Wages range from 59 cents to 60 cents a day, credited toward discharge or sent to families.
Kansas Senator Arthur Capper says Calvin Coolidge acted in good faith when withdrawing in 1928 and would likely accept a nomination only if a deadlock occurs. Capper sees no danger to Prohibition or need for a special session and notes no clear challenger to Coolidge yet, with others to be vetted if called.
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