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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
8
Mrs Worthline of Philadelphia says after a week on the remedy her nervous indigestion and backache improved, leading to renewed strength and appetite. The ad urges restless mothers to try the compound to restore normal health during trying periods.
In a terse exchange a man declares he will be master at home once married, prompting a sharp retort about lifelong expectations. The brief dialogue highlights household authority and social norms discussed among locals.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap remedy that removes corns and hard skin on the feet with a few drops. It claims the skin beneath becomes pink and healthy, not sore or irritated, after treatment.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mrs Youngthing scolds a neighbor for dyeing her gray hair while Mrs Wellalong defends her choice. The dialogue hints at social norms and domestic life amid a coal burning household.
The state railroad commission issued a bulletin urging consumers to lay in their coal during the summer months. The recommendation follows two mild years when demand fell and railroads moved enough coal, but with a forecasted heavy fall and winter demand that could strain mines and railroads. The notice stresses keeping coal mines operating year round to avoid price spikes.
Judge Hurley discharged the talesmen for grand jury duty in Valley county after Attorney General S C Ford accused the panel of being handpicked. Ford said 300 names were drawn from 3,000 eligible taxpayers, leading to the panel's dismissal and postponement of the grand jury session to a future date.
Montana shipped 36 260 carloads of livestock in 1918, about one forty ninth of all U S shipments. Cattle accounted for 15 688 cars, sheep 9 475, hogs 546, horses 497, with total U S shipments at 1 808 858. Also notes a state mining bureau plan and fair free admission for veterans.
Helena notes the motor trip from Helena to Seattle is postponed likely to July 1 at the request of the national bureau of parks. The delay allows time for bureau representatives to join and for Rainier and other coast parks to be represented. The Helena group planned stops at Missoula Polson and Kalispell.
Sheriff J. T. Green and three deputies unlocked a box car in the Northern Pacific yards and recovered 45 cases of sealed whiskey valued at about 4000 dollars. The liquor was found beneath several tons of coal assigned to a local dealer, with no one entering the car after over 24 hours of surveillance.
Seven foreign-born railroad workers are jailed in Mineral county at Superior after a brawl among a discharged extra gang on the Northern Pacific line at St. Regis. Superintendent W C Showalter of Missoula travels to Superior to investigate the incident.
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as the leading medicine for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick mild relief from a vegetable formula and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Binghamton New York.
A brief exchange reveals the tension between payment and possession. One party questions why debts remain unpaid while the other insists funds exist but should not be used to settle them.
Cuticura Soap daily improves complexion scalp and hands. Use Cuticura Ointment as needed for clarity. Add Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and softness. Adv.
A wry quip notes that some men babble without substance while hinting at financial ruin. The speaker contrasts talk with the hard fact that being broke drives real consequences.
A damaged report notes a gunboat unable to shoot rapids during a river crossing, hindering progress and raising questions about its seaworthiness and readiness for the mission.
A short aphorism notes how constant watchfulness can drive demand for attention grabbing displays and public demonstrations. The quote implies a cycle where alertness spurs spectacle, prompting more vigilance in turn.
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