Cho teau Weekly Adopts Second Class Post Office Status
Publication note states the paper is published every Thursday in Cho teau Montana and entered at the post office as second class matter. Subscription is two dollars per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
2
Publication note states the paper is published every Thursday in Cho teau Montana and entered at the post office as second class matter. Subscription is two dollars per year in advance.
Herbert Hoover addresses old neighbors in West Branch emphasizing sincerity and gratitude for Quaker upbringing. He defends farm policy, rejects subsidizing prices, calls for sound marketing and funded market improvements, and pledges support for waterways and reduced transport costs to aid farmers.
The Women's club of Chateau promotes its seventh annual flower show inviting all to celebrate and support flower culture. Prominent verses frame the event, urging unity of effort to make the show the best yet and to provide a cheerful respite from daily life.
A. K. Dalbey profiles the Albuquerque La Ventana region in the July 29 Albuquerque Journal with vivid scenery of 70 miles northwest, noting coal deposits developed by Le Ventana Coal & Coke Co and Dalbey Coal Co formed with Capt. H. K. Dalbey to retail La Ventana Coal in Albuquerque.
Grandville F. Underwood of Farmington Montana filed intent to prove final stockraising claim for land in Twp 24 N Range 8 W Montana. Witnesses Walter Streeter George W Harris Alice Underwood Mack Bruno all from Farmington. Hearing set September 26, 1928 before M D Nicholson U S Land Office. First pub August 16 last September 13.
Olive J. Keenan formerly Murray of Augusta Montana has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claims to land in West Hall Northeast Quarter Southeast Quarter Northeast Quarter West Half Southeast Quarter East Half Southwest Quarter Southwest Quarter Southwest Quarter Section 15 Township 22 North Range 8 West on September 24 1928 before the Register of the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana. Attending with Keenan are Benjamin O. Keenan Guy Kale Carl Madsen Ross Porter all of Augusta. First pub Aug 23 last Sept 20.
The notice states that registration books in Teton County Montana close at 5 PM on Friday September 21 1928 for the November 6 1928 general election. Electors may register at the County Clerk in Chateau or with precinct deputy registrars or notaries. Naturalized citizens must show papers. To vote those who did not vote last general election or did not re register must register by the deadline. First notice August 23 1928 final notice September 20 1928.
George W. Harris, born 1924, files intent to make final stockraising proof under the 1916 act to establish claim to multiple parcels in sections 5 and 8, Township 24 N Range 8 W, Montana Meridian. Hearing before M. D. Nicholson at Great Falls on September 26, 1928, with witnesses Walter Streeter, Grandville Underwood, Alice Underwood, and Mack Bruno of Farmington. First pub Aug 16, last Sept 13.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of John Joseph Riach deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at his office in the Larson Block Choteau Montana.
Public notice states James Smith acts as administrator of the estate of John Joseph Rinsch deceased. Dated August 4 1928 with first publication August 9 and last publication August 30.
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