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The public notice states a weekly Thursday edition published in Montana with second class mail status. Subscription priced at 2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
7
The public notice states a weekly Thursday edition published in Montana with second class mail status. Subscription priced at 2 per year in advance.
Lewis E. Pierson of Irving Bank Columbia Trust Co argues that with a $58 billion annual national income, $7 billion is taken in taxes yearly. He notes 41 million workers support government debt of $32 billion and warns high taxation risks living costs and unemployment. He calls for immediate tax relief to preserve prosperity.
City council discussion aims to raise funds for street repairs through fines on speeding despite alleged bias in enforcement with Chateau violators cited while Great Falls drivers go free. Local notes report residents visiting nearby towns and assorted routine community updates.
Farmington reports election results in Dist 5 and Dist 42 with Yelte Bakker and H P Krueger winning seats. Local visits include Christ Swenson, Belle Lindseth, and families, plus Good Friday services and Easter plans. Community groups meet at Lutheran church, Ladies' Aid, Luther League, and home workers. Several residents traveled to Great Falls for shopping or business, and road matters were discussed by local residents before county commissioners.
Social visits abound with Henry Weist Jacob Trost H H Wuest and others at Nick Bitz and Doyle homes. Fire side games flinch and checkers noted with Mrs H H Wuest still champion. Brews and April Fool party sparking local chatter. Editor rant concludes exchange column.
A short piece framed as a boy’s essay on newspapers and editors. He imagines God silent on newspapers, jokes that editors are mythical figures in the bushes, and humorously notes the editor’s eccentricities and unpaid subscription.
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