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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1914

Page

2

Town to Create Special Improvement District No 2 Cha teau Montana

Notice states on April 27 1914 the Town Council adopted a resolution to create a Special Improvement District No 2 to fund a 2869 foot vitrified sewer pipe project. Estimated cost 7642 dollars to be levied as a property assessment. Public hearing set June 1 1914 at 8 pm in Chateau court house. Protest deadline fifteen days after first publication May 15 1914.

Chateau Montana Third Avenue Third Street Fifth Alley Second Street Court House Choteau Burbank

Construction of Lateral Sanitary Sewer in Special Improvement District

On April 27 1914 Cha teau Town Clerk notes resolution four for a special improvement district describing boundaries and proposing a lateral sanitary sewer project. The plan calls for a 9 inch vitrified sewer pipe 3653 feet long along the centre line of First Alley East from the intersection with Third Street South east to a northwest extent.

Chateau Montana First Alley Third Street

Choteau Montana Improves Boundary District Plan Adopted

A town improvement plan for the northern boundary of the southwest quarter of section 24 township 24 north range 5 west Montana Meridian is adopted. The project cost 10077 dollars for the district and will be assessed by parcel area. Public meeting June 1914 at 8 PM at a local house in Choteau.

Esse Enna Linits Montana Meridian Chateau Montana

Revival meetings led by Mrs. Bovard in progress

Methodist revival services draw large crowds as Mrs. Chas. L. Bovard delivers gripping sermons. The series concludes Sunday night May 17. Bishop Cooke, noted educator and former Methodist book editor, will preside at the Choteau annual conference in August 1824.

Chas. L. Bovard McMahon Methodist Book Concern America Choteau Bishop Cooke

Mud Townsend Visits Augusta Times Office For Baseball Tryout

Claud Townsend known as Mud visited the Augusta Times office on Wednesday morning and set up type to prove he still remembers the game. He becomes a forest ranger at Elk Creek station replacing G A Terry who moved to Glacier National Park. Mud will join Augusta's baseball team this season and his friendly presence is expected often.

Claud Townsend Augusta Times Townsend Elk Creek G. A. Terry Glacier National Park Augusta

For Sale Seed Oats at John A Carlson Farmington Mont

First class seed oats and feed oats offered by John A Carlson at his Farmington Montana farm. Oats described as high quality seed for planting and feeding purposes. Local buyers urged to contact Carlson for details and prices.

John A. Carlson Farmington, Mont

Temperature Versus Human Heat in Cold Weather

Garrett P. Serviss explains how the thermometer can mislead about winter weather because the human body reacts to moisture and wind differently. A dry zero may feel balmy while a moist, windy air can strip heat, creating a hidden chill and potential cold.

Instrument of Science Garrett P. Serviss Spokane Spokesman-Review

Balfour and His Verb Delights London Standard

The London Standard notes Mr. Balfour’s long polysyllabic speech on education. Reporters asked about the verb dichotomize and received a witty reply suggesting the noun form or bisect as an alternative.

London Standard

Folly’s Pride Fades in terse German Proverb

A compact proverb notes that folly is never satisfied with itself and hints at self criticism. The line reflects a wary view of vanity and self praise, common in German folk wisdom.

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