Coroner Co FE TRESCOTT Sworn September 25 1910
A coroner named FE Trescott swore to an oath on September 25 1910 with witness verification. The fragment notes a sworn statement dated the 25th day of September in the year 1910.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
4
A coroner named FE Trescott swore to an oath on September 25 1910 with witness verification. The fragment notes a sworn statement dated the 25th day of September in the year 1910.
The Choteau Montanan publishes in Choteau Montana with publisher C E Trescott and KR Trescott editor C E Trescott managing editor FE Trescott all based in Choteau Montana. Public notice records circulation and management details required by the 1912 act are provided for October 1 18¢ edition.
Estate of Benjamin F. Welbourn deceased announces by administrator Nancy A Welbourn that all creditors and claimants must file their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented to T H Pridham attorney at Chateau Montana. publication date October 13 1916.
A humorous remark from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes actor Van Hamm growing a bit deaf, joking that his hearing loss stems from constant applause. The quip captures a lighthearted showbiz aside.
The piece compares the sun and planets to a cooling cannon ball, arguing that all celestial bodies lose heat and contract over time. It likens this universal cooling to the Arctic advancing on temperate zones, predicting a gradual final chill spreading through space.
Detroit Free Press argues President Wilson did not keep the United States out of any war. It cites Mexico and the European conflict, noting Mexican invasions, U.S. military actions, and contrasting Taft era policies. The piece questions the popular slogan about keeping us out of war.
A Portland Telegram editorial endorses Theodore Hughes as standard bearer. It argues his critique of the Wilson administration highlights waste and mishandled foreign policy. It cites his pledge to appoint qualified officials and to stop trading U S honor for political debts.
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