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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
3
An 28 foot square home plan shows a sanitary kitchen in white enamel with plaster walls, a stove table chairs and cupboards all white. Construction cost is listed at 4500 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. The publisher offers Saxton's American Dwellings book plus a book of interiors for one dollar per copy.
Helena August reports that the 1916 Montana state fair is shaping up to surpass last year's entries of 14 900 with an anticipated 16 000 or more exhibitors. Livestock, machinery, and premium events promise record crowds as organizers note large interest from livestock and agriculture, plus auto, aviation, and relay races with substantial prizes.
The U S District Court in Great Falls opens September 5 with Judge Bourquin presiding over about 18 trials. The top case pits the United States against Great Northern Railway Winston Brothers and sub-contractor C W Werdenhoff for $246000 in damages over timber destruction near Glacier Park during a July 14 1910 fire. Trial starts September 15 and runs about three weeks. Other trials include A C Gilhab for whisky sales on the Blackfeet reservation. Three Bears and Ben Schaumberg on horse stealing and bootlegging charges. Merle Roberts on bootlegging. Fred A Woebner facing opium sale charges. and Joseph Monroe for horse theft on the Blackfeet reservation.
Dry Forks gossip notes a spell of hot weather rumors while reporting on local visits illness sewing club meeting plan for next Thursday at Mrs EK Weiser and social calls. Birthday surprise for Will Helms includes gifts, pipe brings him smiles. John Sullivan family Roy Estes to town. Yon Yonson.
Paul Berens Jas Cheetham and several Dutton residents enjoyed a fishing trip on the Teton River last Sunday with a small party report.
Alvin T. Hert of Kentucky announced Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls Montana is chief of the speakers bureau. W Y Morgan of Hutchinson Kansas editor and lieutenant governor is appointed chief of the publicity bureau for the Republican national committee's western campaign headquarters.
The piece urges readers to share information with the paper and explains the value of tips and news from sources. It promotes proactive communication and reciprocity, highlighting that every news item in the paper comes from a source.
The Montana Bugle urges residents to send 900 recruits to the Second Montana division, arguing that Montana has not done its share and more patriotism is shown by supplying troops rather than luxury items.
Dr S L Malone was a business visitor in Great Falls at the start of the week.
A jointed fishing pole found on the road is claimed by its owner who can recover it by proving property and paying for this notice. Contact E. H. Ganong, Choteau, Montana.
J B Annin of Columbus Montana runs on the Republican ticket for lieutenant governor. A former state senator and county representative he led prohibition efforts in 1915 proposing a constitutional amendment to ban liquor. He favors lending the state permanent fund at up to 6 percent to farmers and advocates cheaper money for agriculture. Advertisement paid for by J B Annin.
Anatole Le Braz argues that the French habit of speaking and writing conveys thoughts clearly while Athens excels in concise expression. He contrasts Athens loquacity with Sparta’s laconic style, suggesting the world owes a debt to both approaches.
The method uses hot pinchers to press and soften the edges of two tortoise shell pieces, fusing them into one. Soldered scraps and powder from the fire are milled, then boiled in water to form plates or other items cut from a solid block.
A tale where Carl tells his father he skipped exams after meeting an old woman on the way to college. The dialogue imitates a spectral superstition framing. The source uses a Fliegende Blaetter quotation as a constructed vignette.
The White Tower at the Tower of London stands as the citadel with the surrounding buildings serving defense. Its square appearance conceals a slight 11 foot discrepancy between north and south lengths and a height of about 90 to 92 feet, which even the architect Pugin misjudged as over 150 feet.
Edwin Milton Royle recounts how Booth used and adapted stage business from Fechter and Mounet Sully. He notes Booth’s own accidental inspirations with the sword, the cross, and ghostly imagery emerging from mishaps during Hamlet performances.
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