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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
2
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The Montana Stockgrower criticizes county superintendents and educators for pressuring the state land board to reject rent reductions on state lands. It cites education budget strain, notes 1 percent cut in 1931 could offset land lease losses, and praises Teton County High School's 10 percent salary reduction as necessary, urging broader belt tightening.
Pendroy items list H D club meetings and social visits with neighbors. Birthdays, a special Farmers Union meeting on April 30 in Pendroy hall, and a Chateau wedding among Pendroy residents are noted. Social events include visits to Farmington and Fort Benton, and local entertainment and luncheon plans.
Bynum residents gathered for the M. I. A. contest with public speaking retold stories and a Spanish dance event. Winners included Andrew Packer Ina Packer and Genevieve Burk, with Edwin Hansen and Lula Swenson taking the dance prize. Mr. Leo Hansen, newly moved to Bynum, was hospitalized in Great Falls with pneumonia but improving.
The Montanans Inc. promotes a state wide program for water use and flood control led by John K Standish. The irrigation committee lists ten aims including conservation storage flood control and irrigation expansion to stabilize communities and support farm families.
Next Wednesday May 3rd the last day of Rogation tide there will be a service at 730 p m with prayer for Gods blessing on our land Thursday Ascension day Holy Communion at 8 a m We will be glad to have you join in these services See H Young Missionary.
The county treasurer of Teton County Montana announces the second installment on 1931 real property taxes for all areas including city and irrigation districts is due by six oclock p m May 31 1932. A five percent penalty applies after the deadline and properties may be sold for taxes. First publication April 28. Last publication May 12.
The undersigned will on May 31 1932 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County Montana for a tax deed to Part of the SE half SE half of Section 6 Township 20 North Range 4 West 7 M containing 20 acres more or less. Amount 18.58 dollars. Teton County Montana By Geo A Carroll Clerk Applicant.
Notice states location in un SW Sec 34 Twp 26 N Range 3 West with amount due 770.75 and date April 21, 1932. Applicant listed.
Rec. 6 West section details SE percent 2 township 21 north range 6 west with a monetary amount of 1025.12 dollars. This fragment notes a land or property reference and the assessed value or transaction figure.
A dated 1932 financial line notes a payment of 50.97 dollars under section four for parcel 21 north block three west with initials M. M. and the date April 19. 1932.
Brief item notes a monetary amount of 141.67 dollars tied to a property area described as S SW section 3 township 21 north ree 2 west. No further context or entities provided.
The notice states an application for tax deed is set for the 31st of May. It concerns lands described as SE% SW, Sec. 29, W% NW, W% SEX, SW, Sec. 32, Twp. 23 North, Range 2 East. The amount due is $1 701.30.
Notice under Chapter 126 3 Laws of 1927 states a Democratic Precinct Committeemen meeting will be held at the Teton County Court House on May 10 1932 at 2 pm to elect delegates and alternates to the State Convention in Helena Montana May 17 1932. Signed C W Burns Chairman. First pub April 28 last May 5.
Mr. Herman Rankis of Detroit writes of relief from rheumatic pains after trying Kruschen Salts. He describes initial benefits from the first bottle, noting reduced aches and swelling in joints and beginning a weight loss experience.
A promotional blurb urges dieters to take one half teaspoon Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning before breakfast to lose fat safely and quickly. It promises a four week supply at a trifling cost with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, and cites Chateau Drug Co. and druggists as suppliers.
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