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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
7
M Wilburn of Missoula Montana testifies that kidney secretions have fluctuated due to paint exposure. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function, noting relief and orderly kidneys after use. Foster-MuBurn Co. distributes the remedy from Buffalo New York.
In Montana's Ninth Judicial District at Teton County plaintiff John S. Lane sues Edward Berup and unknown spouses claiming rights, liens, or encumbrances on lands in Choteau. Court orders Edward Berup and all unknown claimants to answer within 20 days. relief sought is quiet title to Lots 19, 20, 21 and 22 in Block 37 Hazletts Addition. Witness dated March 19, 1920. Attorneys Cooper Stisphenson & Hoover. First pub April 1, last May 6.
Notice is hereby given Oral G Meadows of Chateau Montana who filed homestead entry in 1917 to establish claim to N2 SE1 M EW SW14 section 21 B4% NW% N&s NEY section 28 township 23 north range 6 west Montana Meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner A C Warner Chateau on April 21 1920 witnesses Henry L Stafford James I Burch John W Hentges Leslie W Stafford all of Chateau. First pub March 18 Last April 15.
The notice records the ownership and management of The Choteau Acantha a weekly Montana newspaper for April 1920. Editor publisher is E. L. Jordonnais of Chateau Montana with Max B. Bishop as mortgage holder. Notarized March 27 1920 by Maddy D.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports October 1919 as the most active month for cattle tuberculin testing to date with 5 270 animals tested by state and federal veterinarians. Minnesota led with 6 269 tested, followed by Vermont 4 035 and Washington 2 855. 1 324 herds were officially free from tuberculosis after rounds of testing.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this note urges first preparing a reliable water supply before turning cattle onto pasture. It advises cleaning ponds springs and troughs fencing springs to prevent contamination and using a multi trough setup to share overflow for cleaner easier access.
Article advises leather collars for mature horses whose weight stays steady all year. It notes hair stuffed, ticking covered collars as better for most horses.
The notes urge hog breeders to give exercise to breeding hogs and use purebred stock. With high feed costs and strong hog prices, farmers should not neglect their pig crop. Animals should be sheltered in wet weather and cold days require barn confinement for better welfare.
The Royal theater hosts Owen Moore’s Selznick Picture Sooner or Later for a two day engagement. Originally titled Plans for Men then Who’s Who the film’s creator Louis Alan Browne wrote the story specifically for Moore.
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