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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
3
The document identifies E. L. Journonnais as owner and publisher of the official county paper for Teton County. It serves as an imprint of ownership and publication authority for local governmental notices and records.
A Montana Kaimin column discusses joint farm resolutions by the National Holiday association and the National Farmers union, praising measured reform while cautioning about economic complexities. It also considers legalized 3.2 percent beer sales, questions for university policy, and social impacts on students and faculty.
Premium Center The Acantha failed to arrive over the weekend prompting worry subscriptions and local readers. Snow storms cancel planned farming start and a north wind filled houses with dirt as the print miss prompted payment pledges.
A delegation of local sheepmen and residents traveled to Cut Bank last Thursday to a meeting called to discuss grazing rates on the Blackfeet reservation for the coming season. They went on record supporting a reduction from 15¢ to 10¢ per acre, with attendees including Senator T O. Larson, Paul Kropp, C. K. Malone, W. W. Cole, George Coffey and Sheriff J. L. Billings.
Resolutions from a joint Holiday Association and National Farmers Union meeting urge national moratoriums on foreclosures and taxes, government control of banking, price support tied to production costs, and a seat for farmers in policy making. They threaten a marketing strike if demands are not met by early May 1933, and call for legislation to aid agriculture and workers. The document lists signatories and outlines a program of economic reforms.
In the Ninth Judicial District District Court Montana Te ton County the estate of Luke Keogh deceased shows administrator C James Smith petitioning for an order of sale of the real estate of the decedent as part of probate proceedings.
John L. Stillwold sues Frank Davis and Mary A. Davis and others in Chouteau and Teton counties over a $3600 promissory note and May 1917 mortgage on 320 acres. Foreclosure seeks balance, costs, and determine lien priorities. Court clerk Frances Rosengren issues summons. Murch & Wuerthner represent plaintiff. Great Falls, Montana. Firstpub March 23, last April 13, 1933.
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