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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
2
Editorial urges quick implementation of a wheat production bonus to help growers and American agriculture. Emphasizes immediate relief, tax funding from a special process tax, and cooperation with state extension services to inform farmers and form county associations.
The piece argues against blind urging to spend during Hoover era propaganda. It warns that inflation has raised prices, suggesting buying now may help recovery if affordable, but stresses thrift and saving remain essential. It stresses individuals must assess personal circumstances and emphasizes charity at home.
Montana State College extension service leads efforts to bring the wheat allotment plan before growers. County and special agents are in the field to learn and test the new approach, which represents a departure in agricultural economics and may require further study before practical use.
A crate of Chinese pheasants arrived in Bynum Tuesday evening and was released. Jack Boettcher departed Tuesday for a one month vacation in Yellowstone Park. Mr and Mrs Roy Hanberg and Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson spent three days last week fishing the Teton with an ideal trip and good catches. Mr and Mrs Edwin Bingham left Saturday for Flathead on business. Bud Burke of Flathead is visiting relatives and friends.
Residents report weekend visits and travel to nearby cities. Jack Jensen left Friday for a fishing trip on the Teton. Several couples and individuals spent time with relatives in Fairfield Browning Pendray Great Falls Seattle and Vaughn while others attended dinners and local events.
The Misses Florence and Nora Bush attend the Cook and Chatter club in Chateau. Mrs Hallie Ferris and her son Bobbie of Chicago visit Mrs Myers and friends. Chris Evenson and family from Flathead Jake arrive for harvest. Eugene and Hallie Ferris host dinner with Harry Thompson couple. The Jacksons visit Hallie Ferris and daughter Dorothea. Richard Hauxwell from Butte vacationing with grandparents Chas and Mrs Hauxwell. Jimmie Pannel from Power helps with harvest. Rollie Ferris and Hallie Ferris harvesting for others. Far ry Jones of Dutton in Gaon on business. Mr. and Mrs. McClenhan visit Hauxwells. Dean Waterman calls on Myers. Miss Wilma Van Scharpenzeel helps Rollie Ferris harvest. Jimmie Ferris visits Kenneth Thompson. Emaar calls on Hauxwells.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teón County a probate matter for the estate of Charles John Strand proceeds under a court order.
On August 8 1933 the court set Friday September day at 10 am in the Court Room Court House Teton County for proving the will of Charles John Strand deceased and for hearing Ellsworth John Strand's application for Letter Testamentary interested parties may appear and contest. Frances Rosengren Clerk of District Court. First pub Aug 10 last Aug 24.
All children from districts other than No. 1 who wish to attend the Choteau grade school must register and arrange tuition on August 28 or 29 at the office of Principal Ruby A. Miller. First graders' parents should register their children as well. By order of the board, W. G. Bloomdahl, Clerk.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Olaf E B Forseth and Oneida Forseth and others in Teton County Montana to recover 3500 dollars plus interest and costs on a 1932 note secured by a mortgage on 822.66 acres in sections 26 3 and adjacent parcels, with foreclosure sought. The case names First National Bank of Choteau and Choteau National Farm Loan as defendants among others with service by publication and a 20 day answer period.
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