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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
8
Community notices include a Tuesday evening program at the high school auditorium with announcements of sales and rentals. Items list household furniture, dishes, and cooking utensils for Mrs. Russell, and 2000 acres of grass pasture for A L Hoy on Blackleaf, with running water and ample grazing.
Masses will be celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at 10 a.m. in Collins with evening devotions at 7 30. On the fourth Sunday masses are in Choteau at 8 and 10 a.m. Devotions follow at 7 30 with preaching at all services. J Connolly pastor.
At the Methodist Episcopal church Rev. McMahan will speak on The Secret of Power during the morning service on Sunday August 24. The evening service will focus on Johns Seven Ifs. All are invited to attend.
Sealed bids by trustees of School District No 433 Teton County Montana due September 10 1913 at 6 00 p m for furnishing materials and erection of a school house per plans on file with the clerk A certified check for 5 percent accompanies each bid to secure performance The district reserves the right to reject all bids Dated August 21 1913 Clerk John B Gleason Chateau Montana Residence Sec 32 T Dona R ow First pub Aug 22 31
The New York World explains sighing as a sudden deep inhalation after a long pause, often linked to indigestion and abdominal gas, generally involuntary. It notes yawning as an involuntary throat and tongue stretch, with pretense often triggering imitators among observers.
In a Chicago Tribune exchange, Mrs Wipedunks Jenkinson argues for subscribing to a first class magazine at $4 a year for her children. Her husband counters costs of binding and storage rising to $85, suggesting borrowing magazines instead to avoid waste.
A London Opinion piece notes that a preacher may be too eloquent. Sandy heckles the minister over a persuasive thrift sermon. The exchange turns on whether the talk prompts profitable generosity or mere saving.
A Youngstown Telegraph item notes a boy on the south side offers to give a one legged boy a roller skate. His mother praises his generosity but says it would spoil his own pair. The boy retorts he already lost the other skate.
The Baltimore American contrasts eras, suggesting modern people earn their living while ancient peoples urned their dead, highlighting a shift from burial to livelihood in societal focus. The remark contrasts material activity with ceremonial practices across epochs.
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