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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
3
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The Sun River Livestock association asked the forest service to review its five year old decision closing the north fork Sun River range to livestock and extend access for three more years citing hardships in the livestock industry, tax support, and regional economic impact. The group argues wild elk protection should yield to stockmen’s needs and stresses the range is vital to local welfare.
The Hoover Roosevelt conferences highlight patriotism and bipartisan cooperation as Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt prepare for immediate action on major national and international issues. Roosevelt seeks firsthand information while Hoover offers guidance to ensure continuity in policy and international relations.
The article defines circulation as copies read by people, not just printed. It asserts the Acantha has built a large, loyal reader base in Teton county, with paid circulation triple that of free sheets, and reports ongoing reader growth despite economic challenges.
A fable about two brothers who run cobbler shops in adjacent villages. The elder buries his savings, halting circulation and business, while the younger spends, restocks, and expands. The village economy improves as trade returns, ending with the younger prospering and hiring the elder. The moral: money has little value unless in circulation.
Theodore Bachelor, 80, of Council Bluffs Iowa, declares spring is two weeks away if his forecast proves right. The Nebraska University graduate lives a hermit life in the river lowlands and says budding trees geese northward and a spring sense in his bones back his claim. He vows to shave his long whiskers he wore after a prior wrong weather prediction if spring arrives as predicted.
Pendroy residents attended the home talent play with a large crowd Saturday night. Encounters included birthday dinners, visiting guests from Great Falls, and multiple quilting bees. Local clubs and meetings are scheduled including the Ladies Aid on February 10 and the East Pendrey HD club with Mrs Cornett on Wednesday.
A reader recalls Antonio Scotti’s final appearance with the Metropolitan Opera in Philadelphia and narrates memories from the Academy of Music days. He mentions fellow stars and scenes including La Tosca and the passport plot, and muses on radio operas triggering vivid stage memories. He also notes local social updates and a question about March wheat price.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance seeks to cancel a 1929 real estate sale agreement with Floyd Ghormley for land described as N. Section 9 Township 23 N Range 7 W Montana. The action aims to quiet title and default judgment may be entered if no answer filed within twenty days.
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedke endorses Kruschen for rapid weight loss, noting a 10 pound drop in seven days. The ad claims safe, harmless fat reduction with one half teaspoon dissolved in hot water each morning, promising a four week supply at a trifling cost available at drug stores nationwide.
A cautionary note warns readers about Kruschen Salts imitators and urges verifying health claims. It stresses avoiding unsafe weight loss experiments and sticking to recommended, proven regimens for health.
Notice is given that registration closes at 5 pm Thursday February 16 1933 for the general election of the City of Chateau Montana to be held on the first Monday of April 1933 Electors may register before the County Clerk of Teton county at the Court House in Chateau Montana A qualified elector must be 21 years old US citizen Montana resident one year prior to election at least six months in Chateau and thirty days in the precinct
County Clerk and Ex-officio Registrar GEO A CARROLL publishes notice ahead of the election day. First publication January 19 with final publication February 8.
Patrick F. Duffey of Chateau Montana seeks to prove up a homestead claim on Lots 2 3 and 4 Section 7 Township 24 North West Principal Meridian. He will testify February 27 1933 before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris in Choteau Montana with witnesses Hank Von Wichen Neail Von Wichen Arthur Tesch and John T Duffy. M D Nicholson registers. First pub January 19 last February 16 1933.
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