Choteau Montanan Post Office Registration Note
The Choteau Montanan is recorded as second class matter at the Choteau Montana post office date July 1 1913 under the act of March 3 1879.
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Choteau
Montana
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
4
Transfers Filed in Teton County May 2 1914 List
A record of instruments filed in the Teton County Clerk and Recorder office for the period ending May 2, 1914. Transactions include various property deeds and transfers involving individuals and firms such as Frank Baker, Charles P. Crane, Nat F. Wheeler, George Sutherland, and Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co, with numerous lots and parcels across Choteau and surrounding areas.
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Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
Frank Baker
Charles P. Crane
Collins
Risie D. Eminister
Nat FE
Wheeler
Julius Hirshberg
John W. Hall
Arnold
G. & Baker
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co
George F. Sutherland
Gladstone and Dean Wellesley Share a Whistle Tale
The Rev T Selby Henrey recalls a dinner party anecdote from the sixties about William Gladstone unable to whistle while his wife Catherine could. The bishop Harry Phillpotts is involved and Mrs Gladstone ends the tale with a long whistle, amusing guests at Isor deanery.
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Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
T. Selby Henrey
Dean Wellesley
Eton
Isor
Joe
Tsay
Harry Phillpotts
Exeter
Mrs Gladstone
William
Wellesley
Bishop Phillpotts
Catherine
Clear Air and Distant Vistas Across the World
A Spokane Spokesman-Review item notes how air clarity varies globally with Mexico claiming exceptional clarity allowing 200 mile views from the Sierra mountains. It cites Everest as 107 miles away from Darjeeling and Snowdon visible from Brayhead Wicklow and Waterloo Liverpool at 52 miles.
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Mexico
Sierra Mountains
Mount Sparta
Mount Everest
Himalayas
Darjeeling
Everest
British Isles
Mount Snowdon
Wales
Brayhead
County Wicklow
Snowdon
Waterloo
Liverpool
Fens
Boston Stump
Boston
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Blackpool Tower
Snaefell
Isle of Man
Spokane
Greek and Turkish coexistence in Constantinople and regions
The passage notes that Constantinople and regions like Thrace and Asia Minor remain Greek in identity despite Turkish dominance. It states that Greeks and Turks have influenced each other yet remain distinct after five centuries, each claiming the land with reason.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Macedonia
Asia
Minor
Scribner’s
Overtime Dream Sparks Office Boy Dispute
An office boy in a London Mail excerpt complains to the boss about extra pay for overtime. He says he was dreaming of his work all last night, seeking compensation for the extra hours. The bookkeeper questions the request as the boss debate unfolds.
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London Mail
Governor Proclaims Toole County Joins Highth District
On May 7 Gov Stewart issues proclamation attaching Toole County to the Highth Judicial District now including Teton and Cascade. Upon notice of Toole county commissioners organization the governor will appoint the board to settle debts between Slill and Teton counties and the new county.
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V. Stewart
Toole
Highth Judicial District
Teton
Cascade
Board of Commissioners
Toole County
Stewart
Slill
Newspapers Are Essential Part of Modern Life
An essay extols newspapers as essential to daily life and information for politics sports questions fashion and cookery. It argues papers reach everyone and act as the best advertising medium because readers share news and influence others who do not read.
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Boweac
The Right Bone Theatre Whisper Allegory
A playful exchange between Fred and a partner reveals a joke about fate and theater plans. The line hints at a wishbone superstition suggesting luck and a night out. The dialogue foregrounds light romance and comic suspension of disbelief.
Reading the Bible At One Chapter A Day
A reader notes that finishing the Bible at a pace of one chapter daily would require three years and three months. The remark frames a long-term devotional plan and highlights the scope of the scripture.
Request for Return of Prest-O-Lite Tank
W. W. Butler demands the immediate return of the Prest-O-Lite tank stolen from the Chateau flour mill. He asserts knowledge of the person responsible and seeks prompt restitution to the mill.
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Chateau
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Choteau Drug CO
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