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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
4
Frost spared grain and hastened ripening as harvest nears completion. Ed Bakker reports wheat 50 bushels per acre with high overall yields. Local happenings include visits, travel to Great Falls, and a legal notice involving the Truchot estate and Dundon Daacke mortgage. Community club votes to fund school bells with election day luncheon proceeds.
An alias summons opens in the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District in Montana for Teton County. The filing involves a civil action with default or service of process procedures to notify a defendant. Court records outline prior steps and deadlines for responses.
A husband belittles his wife for spending on fashion while she counters with price facts. He mocks her simple frock costing 300 dollars versus 150 dollars for his outfit. She retorts to buy a more elaborate one, joking that she might get it for nothing.
A man strutted as Victor Hugo each Thursday for eighteen years, copying the poet’s beard dress and pose at a Punch and Judy show. The impersonator reveled in curiosity and applause, gaining only pleasure, not wealth or fame.
A humorous London Punch quip notes the baker's man as a fine looking fellow but teasingly adds he is married, dismissing him as a potential suitor.
A living fish taken from water kicks vigorously lifts fins and gasps, becoming motionless within fifteen to thirty minutes. Muscles retain irritability for hours, lasting ten to fifteen hours in some species, longer in salmon than cod or haddock due to muscle water content.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quote notes a common table that stands ready and a good example that never crosses its legs, signaling disciplined conduct and practicality in social standards.
Theodore Roosevelt argues that the Spanish American War caused fewer American deaths than the Mexican violence during Wilsons peace. He contrasts Cuba and the Philippines improving after the war with ongoing Mexican suffering and starvation under what he calls peace.
The New York World once praised Hughes as governor for dictating nominations, patronage, and office rewards. Six years ago it said he wielded influence by appealing to voters. The Kansas City Journal contrasts that with Wilson, asking if the World would give the same endorsement to the president for similar actions.
Theodore Roosevelt faults President Wilson for backing Carranza and failing to punish bandits. He asserts the nation must deploy 150000 troops to the border, with soldiers and families bearing the cost as regUlar army restraint leaves bandits unpunished.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial criticizes both major sides. It argues the President uses America first sentiment for gain while Democrats push Thank God for Wilson as hypocrisy. It praises Hughes for exposing flaws of Wilsonian infallibility and urges defenders of stewardship to respond.
The speaker notes that Mr. Wilson now virtually admits his earlier ideas were wrong four years ago. He has reversed his stance on every public issue, sometimes twice or thrice. The piece questions whether any future assurances would prove he would remain correct a year from now.
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