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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
3
Federal agents uncover a narcotics ring in Billings reportedly involving Chinese and Negro dealers selling drugs to youths including a seventh grader. Authorities vow to prosecute all gang members to the full extent of Montana law, arguing dope peddlers ruin souls and bodies.
The piece argues that constitutional revision, while controversial, is necessary to adapt the U S framework to modern needs. It contends revisions would not discard core principles but expand the scope to address issues like child labor and minimum wage and to correct misalignments caused by past judicial interpretations. It contrasts reform with stagnation.
Daily dispatches chronicle dancers setting stamina records from Texas to New York with 27 42 and 69 hour feats ending in a fox trot. Editors debate the value of such endeavors while noting the dancers apparent peak physical condition and endurance.
The Millers' National Federation in Chicago launches an eat more wheat drive amid two million farmers facing overproduction. Critics call it a blunt makeshift risking diet shifts and question motives, urging farmer organization as the real remedy.
Encourages residents to tidy up surroundings and then plant a garden to improve the city’s appearance. Emphasizes personal pride in home and neighborhood through two linked actions.
The Montana American Legion executive committee states that Dempsey not visiting Montana will suffice. They regret only that he is cast as petitioned rather than petitioner in the affair.
Max Osler, a Swiss riding teacher who has married the wealthy eighteen year old daughter of Harold F. McCormick, harvester magnate, announces his plan to become a naturalized citizen of the United States.
Department of the Interior announces John Bremner of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on land described as NE, E N W, N E Y SW, N W SEY Sec 24 T23N R W Montana Meridian. The proof before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau on April 24 1923 with witnesses John H Odenwald Hugh Robenson Simon Maccany Burritt G Trescott all residents of Choteau Montana.
The district court in Teton County Montana issues an alias summons in aPhoenix Mutual Life Ins Company v Ganong et al foreclosure suit. Defendants must answer within twenty days or default will be entered. The case seeks to foreclose a 1916 mortgage on diverse parcels in Teton and Chouteau Counties comprising about 791 acres.
The Sheriff will sell April 20 1923 at 2 PM at the County Court House front door Choteau Montana the S half of NE quarter S half of NW quarter N half of SE quarter and NE quarter of SW quarter section 10 township 23 north range 7 west containing 280 acres more or less with easements water rights and appurtenances on judgment and order of sale in favor of Corporation Loan Company against Lee R Stanfield and others filed in Teton County Montana. The sale is conducted by Sheriff WM D Reiquam with Under-Sheriff W N Streeter and attorney Iulyshs A Gribble.
Notice documents a sheriff sale of The West Half of The East Half Section 29 Township 22 North Range 6 West in Teton County Montana scheduled for April 20 1923 at the county courthouse. Distribution includes defendants August Robeck Annie Robeck The Gilman State Bank and Peoples Bank of Augusta with underwriting by Under-Sheriff Ulysses A Gribble. First pub March 29.
County of Teton Montana sheriff sale announced for April 20 1923 at 2 PM. Property: NW quarter of section 7 township 25 north range 3 west containing 160 acres more or less with easements and water rights. Defendants include Nicholas Bitz Pilimina Bitz and Teton County Montana. First publication March 29.
Julius Hirshberg as plaintiff seeks foreclosure on George Bradford Marguerite Bradford and J T Beardsley with a public auction set for May 7 1923 at 2 pm. The sale covers land in Teton County Montana described as portions of sections 14 23 24 township 23 north range 5 west totaling 480 acres.
Under Sheriff Jas Sulgrove at Choteau Montana files public notice of foreclosure on all water rights and related appurtenances in Teton County. The document is dated April 10 1928 with first publication April 12 and last May 3.
Notice to creditors and all with claims against Gertrude L Pike deceased. Four months from first publication to present claims with vouchers to Administrator E B Maynard at the Larson Block Chateau Montana. Dated April 11 1923. Attorney Ge o W Magee represents the administrator.
An advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and strengthens the system to restore normal conditions. It notes distribution by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and offers free circulars through druggists.
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