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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal herbal treatment for chronic catarrh. It highlights ingredients, benefits, and Dr. Hartman’s approach, asserting value across nose throat lungs and other organs. The copy defends honesty, uniform quality, and direct home delivery.
Maryland senator Rayner voiced support for fair pay for teachers at a reception. He recounted a district meeting where salaries were very low, featuring a portly banker opening with remarks and ending with a cheer for school teachers as a pale, chalk-marked woman protested from the audience.
Local humor about Brown turns odd when a fishing mishap keeps him home. A fish dealer then hears of the accident and sends a string of fish Brown allegedly planned to request. Advertising copy for Allen's Foot-Ease touts relief for painful feet and easy shoe wear with a free sample from A. S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A lively exchange between Mrs High and Mrs Low about the new rector. Mrs High praises his Christian cheerfulness and social presence while Mrs Low notes he danced with the best set, implying worldly pleasures at Trillians. Town and Country.
Charlotte Whitney recounts a comical encounter with a hayman and a scheming attorney amid a failed sheep operation. The tale describes a staged dispute over hay tickets, bogus hay from a four dollar per ton purchase, and absurd legal pressure. Whitney notes 40 tons for sale and mocks lawyers and Washington analysis as folly.
A granary design helps store all grain types while maximizing space. The illustration shows varying heights with a ten foot drive way and nine foot clearance, an eight foot corn crib, and a central oat bin. Each foot of length at ten feet high holds 144 bushels, rising with height to 290 bushels at twenty feet. Northwestern Agriculturist explains farmers can size the building by height or length to fit crops.
A five year study yields guidance for corn breeding on selection of seed ears. Ears should mature on stalks, be cylindrical with 16 to 20 rows, uniform in size, and well filled tips. Drying requires ventilated spaces. test seed with two kernels from 50 ears, using plate tester initial results to judge germination power.
The good milker often passes their trait to the calf though not infallible. A well bred sire from a good milker also helps ensure the heifer offspring shares the characteristic.
A Lexington man R. K. Rutter proposes to prove pigs naturally love cleanliness by rearing six piglets in a parlor from birth. They will live amid rugs and silk, receive daily baths, manicures, and tea service, then choose a life in parlor or mud. He bets the pigs will stay clean. A separate note recalls a streetcar crowd exchange about a preacher who jokes he is also an undertaker.
List of patents issued to inventors in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota reported by Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers. Names include Walter Airhart Blunt Arne Berg Christian Bergh George Berglund William Clapton Joseph Evan Peter Forgard and a range of devices such as telephone attachments lake attachments gymnasium apparatus mandolin steamboiler and separators.
A prison reformer questions a convicted lawyer in striped garb. He answers with dry wit that his crime was “an automobile” as the reformer encounters the unlikely exchange in a historical scene.
An advertisement from Miller and Holmes of St Paul Minnesota invites farmers to write for current prices and tags for cream and assures cash daily. The classified notice emphasizes prompt payment and contact details.
A patriotic quote frames the state legislature as a nursery of political greatness. An agriculture expert adds that some nurseries may pay too much attention to grafting, offering a satirical note on political graft.
An advertisement notes Old Country Ceylon tea costing one dollar per pound, sold at 60 cents. It invites readers to write Wm McMurray in St Paul Minnesota for a free sample.
Gumbusta notes one of them did as parts of it were found in three counties after the blast. London Tatler reports the inquiry into the incident.
A collage of classified style lines advertising livestock shipment to Carson Wood and Weiller in Saint Paul and N. W. Hide and Fur Co in Minneapolis. Also notes on Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a Michigan rail freight statistic.
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