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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
Publication details for the Choteau weekly paper indicate it is entered as second class matter in the post office. Subscription rates are one year two dollars, six months dollars twelve and a half, three months seventy five cents, with foreign country rate two fifty per year. Payment is due in advance.
The editorial reflects on the George Hoffman first degree murder trial and subsequent death sentence. It argues crime stems from heredity and environment, stresses society’s duty to deter, and praises churches schools and youth programs as preventive safeguards while expressing mourning for Hoffman and his family.
Views From Highview Dr. BE. B. Maynard visits ranch life and family departures. Neighbors entertain at Dupuyer and Francis Heights while Miss Lyla Jones and Mary Ann Phillips swap weekend stays. Hospital work, surgery in Conrad, and Thanksgiving style events frame a quiet rural community update.
County agent Robt. Clarkson reports in 1932 farmers adopted Marquis wheat seed and registered oats, Grimm alfalfa and crested wheat grass seed. Weather records and calcium chloride road spraying supported crops, plus pest control, flax cleaning and phosphate trials. Poultry, beef and dairy efforts included vaccination, stock judging teams, baby bee and swine clubs, and home economics programs aiding 353 farmers with loans totaling 61,482 dollars.
The Lobsters fear loud thunder causing many to drop their claws and swim to deeper water. Fright can trigger claw loss, but new claws quickly grow to be as large and protected by hard shells. The lobster often molts its shell and hides until the new one hardens.
Teton Co operativ e Canal Co directs sale of stock for Harold E Passmore and Cecil T Passmore on certificate 159 missing 25 dollars assessment from 1932. Sale set at Farmington post office front door November 17 1932 at 2 pm to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. earlier extended 30 days to December 17 1932 by director order. CAL BINFORD secretary Farmington Montana. First pub November 24 last December 1. United States Marshal's sale listed after this notice involving Tom Hurley Sr and William.
To be sold at Marshal's sale on December 20 1932 at 2 20 p m front door of courthouse Chateau Teton county Montana all of the right title and interest of William Hodgskiss Jr in Lots 13 14 block 5 original townsite Chateau in Teton county Montana Dated November 11 1932 Rolla Duncan US Marshal for the District of Montana By C C Johnson deputy First pub November 17 last December 8
In the case against Joe Weyer the defendant, No. 1762, the court sets a 2 o'clock p m date on the 20th of December 1932 at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Teton County Montana. The action transfers all right title and interest of the defendant in a described property in section 29 township 23 north range.
A clipped OCR fragment notes a location in Cleio Montana District with a dated line and signatory C C Johnson. The text is incomplete but indicates a formal or legal document imprint from the district.
United States of America equity case against Louis Owens announces a Marshal's sale on December 20, 1932 at 2 10 p m at the court house front in Chateau Montana. The property includes described fractions in sections 21 27 28 and 33 township 24 north range 6 west located 16 miles west of Chateau in Teton county. Rolla Duncan U S Marshal for the District of Montana reports the notice with first publication November 17 and last publication December 8.
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