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Che Choteau Acantha announces publication every Thursday in Cho teau Montana with two dollar annual subscription or one dollar seventy-five cents in advance dated September 19 1918
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
4
Che Choteau Acantha announces publication every Thursday in Cho teau Montana with two dollar annual subscription or one dollar seventy-five cents in advance dated September 19 1918
The minutes record the Montana Teton County board approving treasurer’s report, ordering notices for voter addresses, funds transfers, and bids. It covers bonds for seed grain financing, care of the indigent sick, and leave of absence for officials with adjournments to Sept 10–11, 1918.
Montana’s state fair War Savings contest crowned prize winners from fourteen counties with Malta, Anaconda, Butte, Great Falls, Lewistown, Havre, Missoula, Choteau, Browning, Dillon, Billings and more. Forty young women represented their counties selling War Savings and Thrift stamps at Helena events and the fair grounds. They raised 27377.90 dollars in sales during the event week.
An old advertisement promises a fair and square approach to helping men rise in life. It touts Florence Oil Stove with two and three burners, no wicks to bother, and easy operation. It also invites readers to bring in produce for the highest market price.
The county contest to select young ladies generated War Savings and Thrift stamp sales totaling about 150000 dollars. First prize was 200 dollars in War Savings stamps, followed by 150, 100 and 50 dollars. Prizes were donated by State Director Harry W. Turner.
An exuberant critique describing the questionnaire as a powerful social machine. It portrays how it pushes men to support dependents and engage in patriotic duty, while exposing hidden vulnerabilities and funneling workers into industrial leadership roles. It warns that the form sharpens obligations and sacrifices.
On account of leaving Chateau I will sell stoves beds dressers Hoos ier cabinet with sliding doors sewing machine cupboards table chairs rocking chairs washing machine tubs boilers fruit jars sewing table dishes bedding chickens tools lumber book rack etc 62 tf Mrs J W Chapel.
The War Industries Board ruled that papers sent to subscribers with more than three months of arrears should be discontinued. Readers are urged to settle accounts by contacting the office or writing in to avoid suspension.
A picturization based on Ambassador Gerard’s book shows Germany’s imperial court, deceit, and intrigue from 1914 to the present. The film, made with Gerard’s personal approval, includes meetings with the Kaiser and plans to sink the Lusitania and halt submarine warfare. Also notes travel of Miss Louise Eidem and Grant Hodgskiss’s return from Chicago.
The War Industries Board order will be put into effect soon. Individuals are urged to comply by contacting the office to settle their subscription accounts.
Morence La Badies stars in the patriotic Pathe feature War and the Woman. In Washington she is questioned by U S secret service agents before leaping from a moving train to escape her traitor stepfather and later aids a wrecked aviator. The drama, written by Phillip Longrenon and directed by Inest C Warde, promises a string of thrilling incidents.
Fragmentary wartime chatter reports shifting troop movements and ongoing tensions near the front. The Star Spangled Banner reference accompanies a muted briefing on conditions, with mentions of fighting men and a beleaguered German line amid a restless home front mood.
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