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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
8
The candidate announces his run for the republican sheriff nomination in Teton County subject to August primaries. He highlights his record as an officer and citizen and pledges fair impartial administration and strict law enforcement if nominated and elected.
James Collins announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Teton County subject to August primaries. He pledges fair impartial administration and an economy program to reduce office expenses if nominated and elected.
Victor M. Steele announces his candidacy for the office of assessor in Teton County subject to August primary voters. He pledges efficiency and strict economy in all duties of the office if nominated and elected.
Edythe W. Saylor seeks the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools in Teton County at the upcoming August primaries. She thanks supporters and pledges faithful work for the county's schools if nominated and re-elected.
Notice to voters in Te Ton County announces a run for county attorney subject to Republican party approval at the August primaries. The candidate pledges impartial administration of duties and enforcement of all laws to the best of ability.
A candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton County, pledging a fair impartial and economical administration of duties, subject to voter decision at the August 29 primary.
In a 1922 statement, W. W. Peterson pledges to voters to enforce all laws strictly and to run a efficient, economical administration. The remarks accompany his nomination in the Republican primaries dated August 29, 1922.
Nomination for a state legislature seat from Texton County awaiting voters in the Montana Republican primary on August 29 1922. If nominated and elected the candidate pledges best efforts to lower state taxes and ends with the slogan an economical legislative session.
Notice to the voters of Teton County announcing support for state representative election subject to Democratic Party primary approval on August 29. Candidate T. A. Meagher pledges strict economy of legislation and tax burden equalization in Montana.
Supporters urge voters in the upcoming primary to back the current Republican nominee for county assessor citing a record of cost cuts 20 percent lower than the first year and a $65,000,000 decline in property valuations to keep taxes fair. The candidate credits public cooperation and promises continued economy while serving the county in the coming term.
A brief tribute to Jesse L. Gleason praises his county leadership as competent and successful, highlighting steady governance and public support for his administration.
A statement to voters in Teton County from a prospective county attorney candidate. The message conveys gratitude for prior support and pledges to serve efficiently with economy and a square deal if nominated and elected under the Republican Party.
A state senate bid in Teton County seeks the Republican Party’s approval at the August primaries. The plan includes tax legislation featuring an inheritance tax and tax burden equalization in Montana.
State representative hopeful on the Republican ticket asks for trust and confidence from voters of Teton county. He pledges to work for the interests of all if nominated and elected and expresses opposition to evading any issue.
Notice from Commissioner H. L. Stafford urging voters in Teton County to back him in the sub primaries on August 29. He pledges taxpayer service with businesslike efficiency and impartiality and a program of strict economy.
Voters are urged to support Louise F Peterson in the Republican primaries on August 29 for Teton County superintendent of schools. If nominated and elected she pledges efficiency, strict economy, and faithful service to local schools.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hynes of Spokane visit relatives here and Miss Josephine Hynes returns with them. Families like the Mauseths and Stevensons host and visit others as neighbors share Sunday gatherings. Geologists work nearby as harvesters begin. church services and league meetings are planned with August dates.
President Harding will present a full report on the railroad strike to Congress within 36 hours and outline full federal aid to keep railway operations. Officials say no further presidential effort will settle the shopmen’s strike, while leaders urge executives to reopen negotiations with the unions by Thursday.
Items to be sold at private sale at residence on North Main Street for cash. List includes wagon wheels, front wheels, disc harrow, three section harrow, log chains, wagon axles with spindles, iron beds with springs, dresser, commode, center tables, roll top desk, desk chair, baby's iron bed, dray wagon, and pair of rabbits.
Eighth grade examinations will be held for recommended students on Thursday August 24 in Bynum Dutton Fairfield and Chateau. Edythe Saylor County Superintendent of Schools. First pub Aug 10 last Aug 17.
Divine worship at the Bynum Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 o clock features a sermon by Pastor Rev. Harry T. Stong. A cordial invitation is extended to the community to attend.
Help wanted notice for a ranch housekeeper posted by W. J. Johnson in Bynum. Classified ad indicates position and location with monetary detail.
Martin Frey of 309 1st Ave SW Great Falls Montana reports dull backaches and kidney soreness ceased after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He says his back grew strong and kidney trouble faded. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Mfg Buffalo NY
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