03 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanian
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1893
Page
1
A rustic scene unfolds as two observers cradle a candle and a blue fig pitcher while a cellar shadows loom. The amber cider spills near the brim as lips meet before the spill is noticed and six quarts go to waste.
A strolling piece compares heat in the South to cold in Minnesota and Montana with callers Burson and Presenal. It then dwells on famous presidential quotes about public trust, unity, responsibility, and reform, recalling Lincoln Washington Jackson Jefferson Grant Harrison Hayes and others.
A brief note in the Anaconda Standard cites President Garfield with the line God reigns and the government at Washington still lives, reflecting a historic sentiment about the presidency and federal power.
The piece discusses beet root sugar as a rising industry likely to transform large parts of the American continent. It highlights a Cosmopolitan article from February that thoroughly illustrates beet sugar cultivation from seed to machinery using instantaneous photographs and urges readers in agriculture to study the topic.
A fragment shows postage prepaid mail options for subscriptions of one year six months and three months. Pricing appears in small type with single copies and rates labeled Advertising Rates on Application.
A man recalls a whirlwind lifting his vest and watch then seven years later the tailor's bill still runs. Charley Wilcox visits with a team of speckled colts after a trout weighed 20 pounds allegedly influenced their birth where the mother drank at Hat creek.
Representative Outhwaite of Ohio introduces a house bill to redeem National bank and treasury notes at government expense for exchange with new notes. The goal is to reduce disease by cleaning dirty currency and potentially curb cholera transmission through circulating notes.
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