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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
The piece criticizes Dr. Copeland and government action, arguing measles and mosquitoes could be controlled nationwide with clear, federally approved rules. It urges public guidance and citizen-led cleanup measures within a thousand feet of homes to curb spread.
A notice describes an old settlers picnic at Lyons Grove for next Sunday. A. J. Flynn left for Shelby on Thursday and Mrs. Flynn will visit Organ to see friends for a short time. J. C. Morgan for the Women’s Club invites Great Falls Retail Clerks to hold their annual picnic in Chateau next August at Great Northern Park as headquarters.
Jim Jones tended grape vines with great care and manure but all vines died. The elder remarks that plants, like people, grow best when they endure some struggle and avoid excessive nourishment.
Dr Lydia Allen DeVilbiss, a noted New York physician, will discuss “The Business of Living” before Chautauqua patrons on the fourth, offering insights on life's priorities and health in a public talk.
The Western Petroleum History Company reports drilling to 1,300 feet at Willow Creek and 1,400 feet at Crown Butte. At Crown Butte a 25 foot sand layer was passed and drilling continued through a light water flow.
E N Haugen of Choteau Montana has been adjudged bankrupt after petition by Butler Bros creditors. Prohibits payment of debts or transfer of property. First creditors meeting set for July 28 1922 at 10 a.m. before H Gray Referee in Bankruptcy Great Falls Montana.
Notice to voters announces Stanley R Foot as a candidate for county attorney of Teton County, pending Republican primary approval next August. He pledges impartial administration and enforcement of all laws to the best of his ability.
Notice announces W W Peterson's candidacy for sheriff of Teton County subject to Republican primary voters approval. He pledges strict law enforcement and economical, efficient administration if nominated and elected. August 29, 1922 is noted as a reference date.
J L Collins declares his run for sheriff in Teton County subject to Democratic primary on August 29 1922. He pledges a clean administration strict law enforcement and efficient economical office management seeking broad voter support across affiliations.
Notice to voters of Teton County for assessor of Teton County subject to the approval of the Republican Party at the primaries next August. I seek an efficient and economical administration of the duties of the office with the best interests of the taxpayers and the county.
A statement outlines support for Republican primaries in August for State Senator of Teton County and County Superintendent of Schools. It calls for strict economy in legislation, a workable inheritance tax, and tax burden equalization in Montana. It thanks supporters and pledges faithful work for Teton County schools if nominated and re-elected.
V. M. Steele declares support for the assessor race in Teton County with Republican backing. He pledges strict economy, a clean administration, and preference in hiring for ex-service members.
Notice urges Teton County voters to consider a candidate who pledges law enforcement duty and a clean administration upon nomination and election, though text includes garbled lines.
The author argues brain development should align with natural inclinations and practical aims. He laments modern schooling for eroding initiative and self-reliance, condemns unions and apprentice limits, and calls for universal technological schools to train masters in mechanical trades.
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