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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter Subscription One year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months six cents Foreign countries including Canada two fifty per year Payable in advance.
Walter Lippmann argues in The Economy of Bedlam that NRA and AAA price fixing harms recovery by raising costs and dampening demand. He warns of potential monetary inflation if this trend continues, noting government policy has boosted profits but failed to raise production. He cites higher auto prices as a fresh test for the recovery plan.
The Acantha reports with regret that the annual invitation track meet is not being held this year due to a poor track condition heavy snow and scheduling conflicts with relay meets and interscholastic events. Editor urges community support to improve the track and resume school track and field activities.
Adolph Banis missed Brady high school last week due to bad roads. Lawrence Fitzgerald visited Brady on Tuesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Tomsha called at the C D Baquet home Friday afternoon. J A Coghill and wife were in Great Falls Monday on business, and Mrs Gilcher visited with Mrs Anna Harkins Monday forenoon.
Several attended the Legion dance in Brady Saturday night and reported a very good time. Mr. Patrick Finnegan entered Colum bus hospital in Great Falls Sunday for medical treatment. Domnie Banis assisted Roscoe Thompson repair his tractor Monday in preparation for upcoming farm work if the weather holds. Harold Crane and wife visited at parental Crane home Tuesday.
Art Lindseth returned to Farmington from Monroe Oregon where he worked the past winter. Election winners were H C Nyhns in Farmington A E Breere in Burton and Clarence Stenson in East Farmington. Myron LeDesky came back from St. Regis after a CCC year. Mr and Mrs J B Conner drove to Great Falls and back. Miss Margaret Nagle visited. Mr and Mrs Earl DeRusha visited Great Falls. Wm Jacobs returned home from the hospital after months ill. Harry Thompson visited Great Falls.
Five Teton county youths enrolled for the 1934 CCC program depart Monday for Missoula after a city truck ride to Great Falls. The group includes Harvey Upman Kenneth Foster Ivan Thompson Philip Eschandi and Julius Mozer. The quota for Teton remains 11 with re-enlistees. eligibility spans ages 18 to 25.
Montana district court summons in Teton County for Oral G Meadows vs Lillie and Margaret Angus James Angus and others including estate administrator Elmer Smith. Defendants must answer within 20 days. suit seeks quiet title and declaration of plaintiff's fee simple ownership for multiple lots in Township 23 North Range 5 West. Court date set by Frances Rosengren with attorney Bert I Packer. First publication April 12, last May 3.
Notice of sale of real property in Teton County Montana by tax deed. Property includes portions of Sections 13 and 24 in Township 26 North Range 8 West. Auction at courthouse front door on April 28, 1934 at 2 PM. Minimum bid 90 percent of $1,000 appraised value. Terms require 50 percent at sale, balance over two years with 4 percent interest.
The passage argues that ancient Western European animal pictures drawn by early humans served to influence animals through witchcraft or magic, indicating a ritual purpose behind prehistoric art.
A 1934 county notice describes real property parcels in Teton County with detailed lot, section, township and range descriptions and a appraised total of 6667 dollars. Terms require 20 percent down at sale with the remainder due over two years at four percent interest.
The agreement provides that upon full fulfillment of the contract by the purchaser a quit claim deed will be issued conveying all right title and interest of Teton County and the State of Montana in the described real property. Dated March 8 1934.
Administrator Charles G. Roberts directs all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication at Bert I. Packer office in Chateau Montana. Date March 16 1934. Attorney Bert I. Packer serves as administrator’s counsel. First publication March 22 with last notice April 12.
The Citizens State Bank of Chateau magnifies a writ of execution issued March 15 1934 to sell land described as the SE quarter of section 23 and SW quarter of section 24 in township 22 north range 6 west M P M Teton County Montana. The sale occurs April 14 1934 at 2 PM at the courthouse in Teton County.
The notice states the property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States. Dated March 20, 1934, J. L. Billings is sheriff of Teton County Montana, with T. J. Dellwo as under-sheriff and George Coffey as plaintiff's attorney.
In the Ninth District Court the estate of Henry Beaupre is set for probate. Friday April 13, 1934 at 10 a.m. in the Chateau court room to prove the will and hear Josephine F. Beaupre's request for Letters Testamentary. Anyone interested may appear and contest. Frances Rosengren, Clerk. Meda McLean, Deputy. First pub March 29, last April 12.
Creditors and all persons with claims against Henry Van Wichen also known as Hank Van Wichen must exhibit them at the office of Bert I. Packer Chateau Montana. Cornelius Van Wichen is administrator with the will annexed, dated March 16 1934.
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