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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
9
The statement shows the Choteau Montana post office designated the publication as second-class matter on July 1 1913 under the 1879 act. It indicates historic filing and mail-status wording common to old era newspaper mastheads.
Republican state ticket names outline candidates for senator and governor roles, including Jeannette Rankin and Teborore Brantley, plus a judicial slate listing R W Berry and Costello. It also shows various other constitutional officers and positions with several misspellings and garbled text.
A garbled passage lists candidates for the Republican county ticket and local offices including Member of the House of Representatives and Public Administrator, with scattered notes on land parcels purchased by R. C. Proudfoot and a Denver post office counterfeit warning. The text shows a mix of names, roles, and partial statements from a town notices page.
Angus Bruce his wife and sister Miss Imie Bruce left yesterday for Edmonton to visit Mrs. Wm. Bruce for weeks. They will then travel to western Canada to visit relatives, then proceed to California for the winter. The Montanan will follow to report happenings in Choteau and Teton county.
R W Berry born in Quincy Michigan 57 years ago and listed as a candidate for district judge on the republican ticket. The article details his education at Michigan University law school, early practice in Michigan, long service in Great Falls as a prosecutor, and notable cases reaching the US Supreme Court. It notes his father Enos G Berry involvement in Michigan politics and a pledge of impartial justice.
John A Gleason and family went to Helena for the state fair last Friday. Upon arrival Gleason became seriously ill and was hospitalized for treatment, remaining there until yesterday. He returned home to this city last evening.
Hon Daniel Boyle and Hon Theodore Daubles, both Republican candidates for state rail commission and supreme court seat respectively, visited Choteau yesterday. They toured the district and met local readers, rode patrol routes, and discussed Great Falls area rail issues with residents.
Students at Yue Rey Leon EFates attended Friday classes while snow caused absences on Monday and Tuesday. Book reviews are due Monday for most, with free men granted one extra week. Staff handled partial sessions and a late Saturday morning session with various teachers assisting.
A motivational declamation urging action over complacency. It condemns indolence and resignation, insisting one should strive to address and remedy evils within reach and not settle for any lesser state. Strong emphasis on personal duty and relentless effort.
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