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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
4
Publication note shows Choteau Montana paper dated May 25 1923 with postal registration details and Friday issue schedule. It lists subscription at 2.00 per year and notes advertising rates on application. The fragment confirms the paper’s origin in Teton County and its history as a periodical.
Editorial urges patriotic services on May 30 to honor soldiers from the blue and gray, recalls Civil War volunteers, reunification, and sacrifices that preserved the Union and flag. It calls readers to cherish veterans, guard graves, and remember the fallen who fought for liberty.
A fragment hints at a call to defend land and liberty for which patriots fought and sacrifices were made. The text evokes heroic resolve and the memory of those who gave their lives in pursuit of freedom.
A Cavade Pennsylvania girl Susie Hetlock reportedly sets a dishwashing world record with thirty nine consecutive hours at the dishpan. The piece notes letters of offers of marriage and jobs, praising her endeavor and urging men to test limits in sawbuck time to spark romance.
The column notes rising automobile accidents and drunk and inexperienced drivers. It cites a road-hog Lincoln highway crash killing three and discusses possible 20 mph speed limits with governors on engines. It laments modern roads as a menace and hints air travel as a future necessity.
Readable lines urge ditching grumbling and focusing on tasks. The text emphasizes moving from protest to production and getting things done. No specific names, places, or dates are provided.
A column comparing advertising impact notes you may need a tonic to lift sales. It teases readers with tips and quips about media, raises questions about market pressures, and hints at newspaper lore and business wisdom.
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