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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
6
A vintage ad proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery eases cold cough and bronchial irritation. It promises quick relief by loosening phlegm soothing throat pain and returning to health, noting a half century of popularity and ready availability at druggists.
An advertisement extols Dr King's New Life Pills as bowel trainers that cleanse the system with precision. It promises relief from torpidity when diet regulation fails and frames the product as a reliable digestive aid.
Franklin K. Lane urges Montana councils of defense to maintain all war activities with unabated zeal and to press forward Liberty Loan support despite the German note, trusting the president to steer diplomacy and defend national interests. He calls for immediate mobilization of state and local defense groups.
A compilation of wartime notes from Montana towns including Liberty Loan progress in Red Lodge and Helena, quarantine at the university in Missoula, local derbies and civic actions in roundups, and community updates on roads, industry, and public safety amid 1918 influenza concerns.
A telegram to Secretary of State Co. T. Stewart from Acting Adjutant General Harris states thousands of Montana soldiers cannot cast ballots unless friends or relatives provide forwarding addresses in France or the United States. Ballots are held by Adjutant General Greenan, who will mail them if postmasters are informed of current addresses.
A compilation of brief reports from cities worldwide covers political upheaval and military events. Notable items include Bulgaria ordering former allies to quit within a month, Hindenburg and Maximilian disputes, Siamese aviators joining France, and a tidal wave impact on Puerto Rico.
John Napora a five year Silver Bow county resident and non declarant Russian was drafted under guard after a writ of habeas corpus flowed from Judge Bourquin. The local board must show cause why Napora should not be released as authorities move to cantonment. Previous rulings granted similar writs to two Greek non citizens arguing foreign status excludes them from the draft.
A long set of Montana ranch and land listings from the John L. Watson Land Co and others. Includes 5 003 acre fine stock ranch near Sidney at 15.00 per acre with irrigable land and open range nearby. Judith Basin farms. a 400 acre dairy and cattle ranch. a 6 286 acre highly improved ranch. relinquishment wanted. farm loans and realty firms. services for hats hotels and ozone treatment in Butte Helena and Billings.
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