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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
10
The Butte native Teresa Trucano, discovered by Mme Leipheimer, trained in New York, and praised by leading musicians, returns to Butte for a visit. Her father Charles A. Trucano serves as Italian consular agent.
Henry Baker assumed the capitol postmaster job on July 1 under a post office contract, becoming the first colored person to serve as a state official in the building. Former appointee A B Lynes, a railroad man, will focus on his nearby farms after a long tenure. Baker rose from waiter to head porter at Helena hotels before taking the new duties.
Joseph Gagenstrom of Great Falls lost most of his right foot except the heel when caught in an engine gear. The accident board, led by Chairman A E Spriggs, must decide if the remaining heel constitutes half a foot for compensation under state law, affecting whether he receives $625 or a larger amount. The board weighs how partial amputation of limbs determines payment.
Dr. Gilbert A. Sterling of New Orleans and his wife travel the United States in a $3,800 Reo Speed Wagon equipped as a full home. The 6,600 pound vehicle includes a kitchen cabinet bath sewing machine Victrola typewriter and medical chest. They plan about two years on the road visiting all states and expect to complete a nationwide tour.
John Bruckhauser reports fossils across a square mile near Arrow Creek and Square Butte in Kalispell-Lewistown oil lands. Fossils include fish, frogs, clams, snails, nuts and a six foot square petrified reptile mass. The area resembles a volcano crater and hosts many rattlesnakes and bull snakes.
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