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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
4
Allan K. Dalbey editor notes the weekly Thursday issue from Cho teau Montana and its post office second class entry. Subscriptions are two dollars yearly in advance.
A historical note urges drivers to heed crossing signals after Milwaukee officials cite two weeks of 23 auto crossing incidents. It highlights cases of autos colliding with trains, stalled vehicles, or misjudged speeds, stressing railroad responsibility for passenger safety and calling for driver caution.
In a seasonal editorial the paper extols the Spirit of Christmas as a force for peace and brotherhood. It urges generosity and fair dealing above commerce and war, hoping the Christmas message survives year round and brings unity to the community and world.
A discussion of how advertising enhances newspapers with public interest power. The piece notes poems and humorous copy as part of ad content and cites a Montana firm's verse as an example of creative promotion alongside standard prose. It emphasizes ads as a force in economy and culture.
In Teton County Montana the district court directs a sheriff sale by public auction to the highest cash bidder on January 17 1925 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Chateau The property includes parts of Section 14 and adjacent quarters in Township 23 North Range 5 West with all hereditaments and appurtenances. The action lists Larue F Smith as plaintiff and Samuel H Lucas Mary M W Lucas Julius Hirshberg Edward J Hirshberg and E J Lander Co as defendants. First publication December 25 with final publication January 16.
Miss Esther Johnson of Livingston is heir to a two million dollar estate left by W. P. Chambers of Detroit. Chambers befriended her during a Yellowstone park visit while he was ill and she nursed him as an employee of a camping company.
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