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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
2
The farm bill shifts aid to balance supply and demand and ease farmer burdens but may harm independence if farmers rely on government aid. The wiser path is self-help through effort, courage, and especially cooperative farms as a lasting solution beyond temporary relief.
A local column laments rain delaying the North Montana fair opening, noting repeated weather woes at Helena and the need for weather insurance. It praises North Montana's resilience and urges continued community spirit despite seasonal setbacks.
The piece cites rising government costs from 1860 to 1931 and warns that bloated payrolls and duplicate bureaus push expenses higher. It argues tax-exempt government ventures harm private livelihoods, boosts unemployment, and could trigger a tax revolt unless government retrenchment occurs.
Analyzing capital punishment from ancient practice to modern debates. The piece discusses state abolition waves, public outcry after major crimes, and cases like the Walter McGee kidnapping. It contrasts punishment with deeper social reforms urged by Gov. Murray and early English history.
Mrs Gordon Monkman was taken to Chateau Wednesday for foot treatment after an ice pick accident. Margaret Moore Ammida Hanberg visited with Mrs Isaac Vance. Susan Bumgardner Dupuyer visited Bynum. M K Luther Chateau taught cattle pudging. Mrs Roy Hanberg visited Reid Swenson. Wear Stott stayed with George Lees. A special M I A meeting organized new officers. A large group of M I A and Relief Society officers toured Falls for the convention with Salt Lake representatives and Portland President Sloan.
A nostalgic Pathfinder piece reflects on family album memories with a playful question from a child about their younger, older fashioned era. The fragment hints at memoir tone and personal recollection.
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the State of Montana Te County. Charles John Strand deceased. Court has set September 1 1933 at 10 a m in the Court House Court Room for proving the will and hearing Ellsworth John Strand's application for Letter Testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Clerk of District Court. First pub Aug 10 last Aug 24.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Oneida Forseth and others in Te ton County Montana to foreclose a $3500 mortgage dated January 29 1922 on 322.66 acres in Section 26 and 3 Township 25N Range 4W and related lots with court costs attorney fees and interest in the action filed July 29 1983. Frances Rosengeen clerk. E K Chhaddls Jr attorney Shelby Montana. First publication August 3 last August 24.
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