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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
5
The report lists residents and visitors, including Sara and Tom Olson, Judge Greene, Mrs Brandt, and others, traveling by auto to the Falls and Spokane. It notes the return of Melvin Landsverk, Mearlé Trescott, and families from various towns with plans to settle or visit, ending with transit to Portlatia and Sun River.
Extensive woodlands in California Oregon Washington and British Columbia have been destroyed with about 12000 acres swept by conflagration in Santa Barbara National Forest. Four million feet of logs burned on Redondo Island and Sequipa National Forest saved by efforts. Fire losses attributed to carelessness and possible criminal actions prompt calls for stronger prevention measures.
The Department of Labor reports a 6.7 percent drop in June manufacturing employment and a general decrease in wholesale prices, yet the cost of living rose by 1 percent. The figures appear inconsistent.
Indefinite halt on Army recruiting follows the service attaining its authorized strength of 118,500 personnel. Officials confirm no further recruiting actions until needed for expansion or replenishment.
Board orders tax deed procedures for lands sold for delinquent taxes in Teton County Montana. It designates officers to prepare notices and affidavits, post service, and file copies. Josef Thornd named registration agent. several deputy county assessors approved. Road labor pay set at 3.50 per day. Officer reports reviewed incl. treasurer and clerk statements.
President Walter W. Head argues that America’s growth over the past century stems from the capacity and character of its people. He cites population, wealth, savings, railways, and communications as base resources, but credits ideals of equal rights and public schools as the true foundation for continued national power.
Hoot Gibson's new production 40 Horse Hawkins comes to the Royal theater Friday and Saturday. The comedy follows a village staffer who explores melodrama then takes the hero to New York in search of the maiden he loves. Edward Sedgwick directed.
Paramount stage hit adaptation comes to the Royal Theatre next Sunday with Edward Horton Ted Roberts Helen Jerome Eddy and Louise Dresser in principal roles. James Cruze production promises wholesome comedy and strong supporting cast.
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