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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
2
The piece argues government ownership reduces private work, citing WPA strikes as evidence that striking against the government equates to revolution. It warns workers to resist socialistic ownership trends and notes that government employment constrains individual freedom and private enterprise.
Contractor awards announced for Morrison Cave Road project in Eds county near Whiteveid. Bid details show quantities of concrete and asphalt with February completion targets and deep foundation work.
The state university reinstates Keeney to his former professorship after a State Supreme Court ruling. The decision follows questions about his separation and back pay is likely to be awarded as part of the reinstatement.
The report notes multiple loans issued totaling several sums, with references to savings accounts, inspections, and loan insurance. Details include repairs and wage-related entries tied to state programs and monthly trust provisions.
A collection of poem fragments and author notes reflecting on nature and life. W L Strunk themes of growth, resilience, and natural cycles appear alongside earlier lines about gardening, soil, and the wetlands. The pages include multiple pieces with dedicatory and misprinted passages and signatures from Lela M. Gibbs and Nathilie T. Shelton.
Records show Paul Jacobsor, clerk of court of Te ton, died from injuries after a collision on Farmington Road. The incident prompted a toxic and legal response, with officials noting the crash occurred near a stec cre wheed of his upturned vehicle. The report references a broader civic context including local notices, court actions, and a resignation alongside mentions of hospital care and ensuing proceedings.
Administrator K E Nelson summons creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after July 17 1989. Claims must be exhibited at Bert I Packer Larson Building Chateau Montana. Attorney E R T I Packer represents the estate with July 20 1989 and August 10 publication dates.
A collection of legal notices and summonses from Montana courts and the Public Service Commission. Items include aliases summons in Helement case in the Ninth Judicial District, probate notice for John P. Dougherty estate, divorce summons for Sherwood vs Sherwood, and a public hearing notice before the Montana Public Service Commission over Montana Dakota Utilities Company gas rates for Choteau and surrounding areas.
Notice to creditors of Ruth Beardsley deceased. Four months to exhibit claims with vouchers to administrator Carl A. Beardsley at George Coffry attorney in Château Montana. First publication July 13 1939 last August 3 1939.
Estate of Harry L. Tanzer De ceased solicits creditors to exhibit claims at 527-531 Ford Building Great Falls Cascade County Montana within the estate settlement period dated July 7 1939 A V Swanberg Administrator Swanberg Swanberg 527-529-531 Ford Building near Falls Montana first pub July 12 last August 3
The First National Bank of Great Falls executor of Julius Hirshberg deceased notifies creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication at 410 First National Bank Building Great Falls Montana Cascade County. E O Jenkins president executor. Published to August 24.
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports the last three months of the 1938 fiscal year produced 7 300 972 in income. The liquor department led with 1 915 308, federal contributions reached 1 235 811, and the state board of equalization collected over 2 million. The five cent a gallon gasoline tax brought in 1 483 590 with federal grants of 532 858 for highways, 443 431 for old age assistance, and 74 630 for aid to dependent children. Liquor sales accounted for 1 386 606 of liquor board profit, beer tax and licenses 74 074, excise tax on liquor 139 970, and liquor licenses 12 900.
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