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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
2
Official publication issued every Thursday in Choteau Montana with postal second class status. Subscriptions listed: one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months. Rates for foreign countries including Canada two dollars fifty cents per year. Payment in advance.
A U S department of commerce chart set explains federal and local spending shares and how 70 percent of public outlays go to state and local governments. It notes per mile railroad taxes, civil service salaries averaging 150 dollars monthly, and urges federal retrenchment while acknowledging most costs fund debt and pensions.
Allan Odden of Dutton joined the 1932 Hi-jinx jazz chorus at the State University of Montana in Missoula. The show at Fox Wilma Theatre featured Adelaide Olinger of Great Falls crowned Miss University of Montana. A jazz paper titled Dirty Socks sold for 10 cents, published by local journalism fraternities.
An examination notes prejudice as a common bias among many primitive peoples that threatens the safety of individuals who embody certain traits or identities. The text suggests such attitudes reflect deeper fears and social dangers present in these cultures.
James Griffin’s seed loan office warns farmers to settle crop liens with creditors and harvest costs before government liens are resolved. A Shelby inspector reiterates no push to expel creditors, aiming for cooperation, not conflict, with machinery firms and lenders.
A home wedding in Collins joined Ella Keller to Andrew Buyer of Carbon Alberta on Friday November 25 with Rev. Harry T. Stong officiating. Nearly 100 guests attended the ceremony and dinner, as Ella Keller was given away by her father John Keller. The couple left December 5 for their new home in Carbon Alberta.
Forest Supervis or W B Wiley announces new school material including plays picture puzzles and 16 and 35 mm reels about forests and the national forests of Montana. The collection features two school plays three picture puzzles and reels on the Freeman Lake forest fire and forestry topics. Availability starts after January 1 1938 with lists obtainable from the focal forest service office or the Regional Forester in Missoula.
Charley Thomas passed through en route to Dupuyer to see his wife and baby at the John Matchett home. Miss Anna Olson spends the weekend with her teacher age. Kenneth Harrison Sheppard Fern and Gordon Broeder and Howard and Jean Passmore were absent from school all week. Roads are bad in most places with not much travel since the storm. Jay Gitchell and Marvin Jones delivered turkeys to the Northern Creamery in Great Falls from Pendray, facing road difficulties. Wm Thomas and daughter are home briefly from Kellogg coal mine.
A description notes that a gun fired near an animal’s ear causes no tremor in its body, illustrating the surprising steadiness of the creature under distress. The observation highlights the psychological and physical responses observed in such scenarios.
Department of the Interior notice states Margaret Molumby formerly Gray of Blackleaf Montana filed for three year proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim. Witnesses listed: Jack Lemmon Ross Lemmon Mrs Jack Lemmon Pete Lemmon all of Blackleaf. Proof before the U S Land Office Register in Great Falls. First publication Dec 1 last Dec 29.
Sunday visits stretched across Great Falls and nearby towns as families gathering included Wm Conklin and sons Earl Nyal and Mrs Larson with Mrs Elsie Jones and family. Car trips covered Conrad and return the same day for various errands and hospital visits.
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