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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
7
Thirteen prizes went to Teton county schools at the North Montana fair. Ten schools participated, with standout entry by Bobby Flick of Dutton in the toy category featuring a hand crafted miniature milk wagon.
Next Sunday September 2 the 15th Sunday after Pentecost mass will be celebrated at Choteau at 9 o clock and at Bynum at 11 o'clock. At Fairfield mass will be at 8 30 o'clock and at Augusta at 11 o'clock. It will be communion Sunday for Fairfield and Choteau. Reverend J F Schulte, pastor.
The act proposes submitting to Montana voters at the November 1934 general election an amendment to Article 12 Section 1(a) allowing the legislature to levy income taxes on individuals firms and corporations. Tax proceeds would fund public schools and state government with a graduated and progressive structure. The measure includes ballot wording and required statutory procedures.
Notice of public auction at the W A Schwanke ranch in Section 9 Town 23 N Range 2 W on Friday September 14 at 2 pm. Two black mares with branding B V AO and one mare with a colt at side, describe estrays to be sold for cash to the highest bidder. J L Billings Deputy Livestock Inspector first publication August 23 last September 13.
Mike Lynch of Geyser and Pete Green of Great Falls visited early in the week seeking beef cattle. Other buyers included Alf Baker of the Bak er Heyne firm, Ivor Williams of Seattle, and George Roberts of Chinook who bought and shipped cattle and lambs via the Great Northern.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane reports a late surge in loan activity following the emergency farm loan act. From June 1, 1933 to mid 1934, 19,334 loans were made to 15,068 farmers totaling 46.23 million dollars, with many refinancing through the land bank commissioner. The peak occurred last October with 200 applications daily, now easing but expected to rise after harvest and crop reports.
The passage defines Old English as the language spoken in England from birth to the twelfth century by the Anglo-Saxons. It notes the historical period and the people associated with the early form of the English language.
A vintage ad urges buyers to use Fire-Chief in cars to gain speed and power with the claim of emergency action the U S government assigns to its own emergency vehicles. It encourages tankful purchases to thrill drivers and support domestic dollars.
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