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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
6
The piece argues against state led health insurance as socialism and autocracy. It warns such compulsory insurance would create a vast bureaucratic machine, depen dent workers, and curb independence, contrasting with British and European models and urging support for existing American charitable provisions. It ends with an advertisement for fencing materials.
Alfred Atkinson Montana food administrator calls for maximum spring effort to break unplowed land for 1919 wheat, urging flax as a 2 crop to rot sod and improve soil for next spring wheat, noting Eastern states expand acreage and Montana has vast untapped fields.
Washington reports General Pershing has tally of 7315 American expeditionary forces casualties including yesterday's list. Deaths, wounds, disease and accidents total 2927 deaths or wounds and 4246 wounded with 342 dissents in action or prisoners in Germany. Marine corps lists show 2 dead and 10 wounded from action as Marines fight near Chateau Thierry.
F. E. Fuller of Montana State College urges deep breaking of seed beds for flax, followed by firm packing to preserve soil moisture and promote uniform germination. He notes Montana and North Dakota lead in recent flax breaking and stresses use of pedigreed seed for Wilt resistance and yield.
Secretary Baker announced that the first of four government plants for loading explosives on artillery projectiles was completed last week. The second plant will be ready before month end, and the remaining two before the end of August. The Hach facility cost about 5 million dollars and covers 2000 to 6000 acres, authorized by Congress last December.
The report notes planting plans for flax this spring followed by spring wheat in 1919, outlining crop choices and timing. The source emphasizes agricultural aims and seasonal sequencing for the upcoming planting cycle.
Notice is given by Alice L. Page executrix of Thomas Page deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be presented at Peters Smith 427 429 Ford Brothers Building Great Falls Cascade County Montana. First publication May 24 1918.
In the reichstag on Saturday Herr Wendel a socialist deputy denounced the arrests of thousands of peaceful Alsace Lorraine citizens by German authorities and said military rule has alienated the majority toward France driven by resentment rather than loyalty to the tri color.
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