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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
4
A letter argues meat packers and the meat trust gouge housewives with high lamb chop prices. It calls for a government and public investigation, blaming profits in by products and demanding plain facts for consumers.
Paris reports to the French Geographical Society that a muscular injection of new cells could grant a 150 year life, offering a distant promise of perpetual youth. The claim, like past medical fakers, should be viewed with caution and skepticism.
A reflective passage argues that broad agreement can legitimize harsh actions from execution to taxation. It warns that public opinion can steer laws and wealth away from creators, until truth and honesty align with what is right for genuine justice.
Dr Royal S Copeland New York health commissioner told the New York Press Club measles could be eliminated nationwide in forty eight hours if every case is isolated for two days. He urged Congress to provide funds for national health authorities to keep the public informed.
Senator T O Larson left Tuesday on a business trip to White Sulphur Springs. Postmaster G C Core is moving into the house vacated by Dr Vi W Bateman. Henrys Jensen acted on business this week in town.
Harriet Doege Hattie Miller and Marion Pridham hosted a miscellaneous shower at Miss Pridham's home for Mrs. Wm Reiquam who wed last week. Guests received many gifts and a midnight luncheon followed a hemstitching towel activity.
Horace M. Albright park superintendent reports from Missoula that during a two day survey of the Yellowstone north region including Tower Falls Slough Creek Cottonwood Basin Crevice Basin and Mt Everts country he and aides counted more than two thousand elk in excellent condition.
In springtime reports hunters observe many mule deer buffalo and elk carcasses with few predators seen. The narrative praises winter hunting success and notes ongoing work across the park to exterminate predatory animals including predators remaining in the nest.
Congress member Carl W. Riddick argues Montana offers vast undeveloped farmland. He traces irrigation needs, past mismanagement by homesteaders, and later success from disciplined farming, noting $20 to $50 per acre land can yield top crops against Midwest prices.
If Mr. Riddick enters the race he would be one of the hardest men to beat in the state in primaries or the general election. His district voting record shows he consistently outperforms his ticket, sometimes enough to elect others if their vote-getting power matched his.
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