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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
2
The first of the newly harvested peas grown around Fairfield under contract by W. H. Woodruff & Sons were loaded into cars last week. Field man Mr. Miller said heat in July reduced production but yields should average about 20 bushels per acre and farmers expect a satisfactory return.
The Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club completed a very successful year focusing on foods and nutrition. The August 17 meeting at Mrs. Harry Laubach’s home installed officers: Mrs. Clarence Juelfs president, Mrs. Martin Schultz vice president, Mrs. Ernest Schultz secretary and treasurer.
Mrs Bert Bach heads the group as project leader with Mrs David Davidson as assistant. After a meeting adjourned, lunch was provided by Mrs Laubach and Mrs Juelfs. Secretary-Treasurer Ernest Schultz notes hopes the new project will be as successful and engaging as last year.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County a foreclosure action is filed by Ray G. Barkaloo against Henry P. Smith Overly Land and Mortgage Co and multiple defendants including The California Company Montana Power and Gas Co and others. The case seeks to foreclose a July 14 1920 real estate mortgage on parcels in sections 12 and 13 township 27N range 5W M M and to recover 600 with 10 percent interest plus costs and fees. The summons requires defendants to answer within twenty days of service or risk default judgment. First publication Aug 16 1934 last Sept 6 1934.
In the Matter of the Estate of James Logan deceased C James Smith as administrator petitions for an order of sale of the real property The court orders all interested parties to appear on Friday September 14 1934 at 100 clock in the forenoon in Chateau Courtroom Chateau Teton to show cause why the administrator should not be granted authority to sell the estate real property A copy of this order is to be published for two successive weeks in the Chateau Acantha weekly newspaper.
The Southeast Quarter of Section 25, Township 24 North, Range 3 West, M. M. located in Chateau Montana is described for public notice. Dated August 14 1934 the Clerk of the District Court issues the notice with first publication August 16 and last August 23.
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County invites sealed bids for feeding clothing and nursing the indigent sick poor and infirm at the County Poor Farm for one year starting January 1 1935. Bids due by September 6 1934. The board may reject any or all bids.
Notice to stockholders that a 1.00 per share assessment was levied Aug 6 1934 by directors at Chateau Montana. Payment due by Sept 15 1934 to E J Hirshberg. Delinquent shares to be sold Oct 15 1934 at 2 p m at First National Bank Choteau to cover costs. August 6 1934.
An act to submit to Montana voters a constitutional amendment adding Section 1(a) of Article 12 authorizing income taxes on individuals firms and corporations to replace property taxes. Taxes would be graduated and distributed to public schools and state government. Ballot text provided for November 1934 election with For and Against options. Approved March 7 1933 by the Montana Legislature.
Public notice records the 1934 Montana revenue bill adding a state income tax and distributing funds to public schools and state government. Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell signs and seals the act in Helena with a first publication date of August 9, 1931.
The document describes an act to submit to Montana voters an amendment to Section Five Article XVI allowing the Board of County Commissioners to consolidate county offices. It details offices, terms, vacancy rules, and required publication before the 1934 general election with ballot wording for and against the measure.
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