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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
2
A notice from LL Sourdonnais publisher in Cho tens Montana describes the upcoming availability of the annual report by Geo P Porter state auditor and insurance commissioner. The compilation is pitched as a valuable resource for anyone interested in Montana insurance subjects.
The insurance department will publish reports in May with copies mailed to agents, insurers, and libraries. State citizens hold life insurance totaling 317,644,394.22 dollars, about 45 percent of premiums returned as dividends. Last year department receipts were 326,606.26 dollars, with over 286,000 funneled to the general fund. The department’s budget was 13,236.00. There are 175 fire, 51 life, 46 miscellaneous, and 39 fraternal licensed insurers, with 9,152 licensed agents statewide.
A list urging residents to honor and maintain clean streets and yards. It emphasizes weekly cleaning, proper rubbish disposal, orderly alleys and stairs, preventing pests, and avoiding harm to neighbors. The tone resembles a moral guide promoting civic duty and community health.
A fragmentary admonition lists ten commandments about air, sunlight, and health for families. It warns against fire hazards and pollution, urges open windows, and emphasizes providing a clean home to protect children's health and happiness. It reflects a 19th or early 20th century public health voice.
In Teton County Montana a decree of foreclosure is to be executed by sheriff sale. The property is the NE quarter of the NE quarter of Section 32 Township 27 North Range 4 West, Montana Meridian, with appurtenances. Sale at public auction May 19 1928 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana.
The registration books for Teton County Montana close at 5 PM on Friday June 1 1928 for the July 17 1928 primary nominating election. Electors may register with the County Clerk in Choteau or with a precinct registrar or notary. Naturalized citizens must show papers. First notice April 26 1928 final May 31 1928.
Frank Allum applies to the Teton County Montana treasurer on June 4 1928 for a tax deed to Lots 8 and 9 Block 2 Cowgill Addition Town of Chateau. Amount due 20.82 dollars. Dated April 20 1928. First Pub Apr 26 last May 3.
Ida B. Lovell sues Charles V Farnsworth Emma Farnsworth Otto Ludwig Anna Ludwig Arthur Belzer and others including The County of Teton and Claude Gray Receiver to recover 1500 note plus interest from 1921 22 453 71 taxes and fees and to foreclose the mortgage on the Southeast Quarter of a Montana land parcel after notice and 20 day window for answer.
Section Thirty two in Township twenty two North Range five West Montana Principal Meridian contains 160 acres. Witness my hand and seal of Court dated March 16 1928. Blanche M Jacobson Clerk By Meda McLean Deputy Clerk Court Seal Walsh and Nagle Helena Montana Attorneys for Plaintiff First publication Apr 12 last May 3.
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 30 will sell at the district schoolhouse on May 14 1928 at 2 PM up to 32000 in amortization or serial bonds to finance a new school building. Amortization bonds may be issued as one or several bonds. serial bonds 1600 each payable starting December 1 1928. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest, redeemable after five years, with bids required at par plus accrued interest and a 2000 certified check. The district may reject any bids and may sell privately.
Frezine Bruno widow of Joe Bruno of Chateau Montana filed a homestead entry March 5 1923 for land in sections 5 6 Twp 24 N R W Montana. She will prove final three year proof May 16 1928 before Charles H Ferris at Chateau with witnesses Lorman Bruno Peter Trudo Walter Gray Franklin Fellows. Register M D Nicholson first pub April 12 last May 10.
Administrator Hugh I Sherman notices creditors and all persons with claims against Charles A Seiberlich to file them with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be presented to room 4 Dunn block Great Falls Montana. First publication April 5 1928.
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