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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1922

Page

4

Debate Over Pacific Pact Compared To League Covenant

The Springfield Republican critiques the Pacific agreement Article II as not preserving rights as the League covenant does. It argues the pact only calls for communication to address emergencies without vowing armed defense or congressional wartime approval. Also notes Odd Fellows lodge officers installed and local business updates.

Springfield Republican New York Times the Times Pacific Springfield Congress

Eastern Star installs officers at regular meeting

The Eastern Star chapter held a regular meeting last Wednesday and installed the officers for the coming year. W. M. Marie Coffey led the ceremonies with W. P. John Truchot and A. M. Corn Foot Cond. Edythe Saylor A. C. Gladys Martine Lecy J. I. Hodgskiss etc.

ODD Fellows I. O. O. F. Lodge Connor Hall N. G W. Rosengren W. G J. Harold Stephens Secy A. K. Dalby Treas W. E. Logan Floyd Clark Harry Price A. McPhee Alvin Keefer John Speer Chas. H. Ferris John T. Ragland The Eastern Star W. M Marie Coffey John Truchot A. M—Corn Foot Edythe Saylor A. C Gladys Martine Lecy J. I. Hodgskiss Treas Thyra Haugen Chap John Gleason Marshall Effie Bateman Ada Amy Eckford Ruth Frances Rosengrin Esther Dorothy Haupen Martha Ada Truchot Annabelle Smith Warder Clara Gleason Sentinel W. W. Smiths Olive Butchart

Price declines general in Montana retail

A Montana Development Association bulletin summarize s a year of price shifts across the state. It notes widespread declines in dry goods and groceries, mixed changes in farm machinery and freight costs, and warns that retail prices will not revert to 1914 levels despite lower wholesale rates.

Montana Development Association Chicago United States Bureau of Labor Federal Reserve Board Siva Dun Labor Bureau Montana Development Association Federal Trade Commission Association Minneapolis

Schlecht Collins Wedding on New Year's Eve

Miss Agnes R. Schlecht of Choteau and Frank B. Collins, formerly of Choteau but now in Great Falls, married New Year's Eve at the First Methodist Episcopal church parsonage in Great Falls. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Alexander G. Bennet. witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schener of Choteau. The couple will reside in Great Falls where Collins works for United States Rubber.

Agnes R. Schlecht Choteau Frank B. Collins Great Falls First Methodist Episcopal Church Alexander G. Bennet Charles W. Schener

Harold Fisher to Manage Strain Ranch in Great Falls

Harold Fisher of Montana will take over as manager of the Strain ranches near Chateau and serve as general superintendent of 4,000 acres owned by Strain Brothers. The irrigation home ranch in Teton county is a major producer with plans for extensive expansion of adjacent tracts, including grain, hay, and cattle operations.

Harold: Fisher Strain: Brothers Great Falls Strain Chateau Harold Fisher Montana Fifth Avenue North Russel Strain Strain Brothers Fisher

Montana Loans Hit 555000 From War Finance Board

War Finance Corporation approved 372 advances for agricultural and livestock needs totaling 13.958 million during the week ending December 31. From December 29 to 31, 255 advances totaling 9.359 million were approved with Montana receiving 555000 and other states receiving sums ranging from 123000 to 4,000,000.

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Milwaukee Train Delayed By Engine Derailment Near Chateau

A Milwaukee train arrived hours late at Chateau after the engine ran off the track at a crossing three miles from Fairfield. Snowmelt and subsequent freezing formed ice on the crossing. The derailment damaged only the locomotive with no other damage reported.

Milwaukee Chateau Fairfield

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League United States Wilson C. S. McDonald Helena Ater Kobe Citizens State Bank War Finance Corporation State of Montana County of Teton Ss. I N. E. Roberts J. I. Cain James Eckford Geo. F. Miller Ail, Montana Transfer Co He Adams Curley Nelson Beaupre Hotel J. M. Weaver, Prop Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation Teton County T. A. Meagher Stanley R. Foot
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