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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
2
In a wartime appeal General Marshall urges Americans to buy bonds in large quantities now to support troops and victory. The piece criticizes bond buyers who act from profit motive and calls for selfless sacrifice, urging citizens to turn over a new leaf in support of the war effort.
A conservative column critiques the Office of Price Administration over a new token plan and a 2 million copy booklet urging home upkeep. It mocks the simplified form for grocers, suggests banks could dispense tokens, and notes Idaho's bid intervention by OPA on a tractor sale despite state law.
Douglas W. Love of Salt Lake City appointed Sales Manager of the Utah Idaho Sugar Company, succeeding the late J. W. Timpson. Announcement by Douglas E. Scalley states the appointment is effective February 1. Love has 24 years with the company and has risen from clerk to the post, known throughout the five western states and sugar industry. He has served as Assistant Sales Aaters since 1929.
Teton Bulldogs defeated Conrad and the Great Falls Reserves and lost to the Army in a three game span. The high school notes mention new reporters and a seventh period class led by Miss Buck for freshmen quiz or English drills.
Hand bill from John Happy Becker promotes an act titled Professor Becker in a display of juggling jig dancing and balancing at Como Gardens St Paul with travel notes from 1900 to 1907. The item describes Happy’s attire and a nod to Oriental mystic impersonation. A letter mentions a union meeting backstage and applause. Also includes notices from readers in California Virginia and remarks on local service members.
The estate of Gertrude Altermatt, deceased, is to be sold privately for cash after February 25 1944. The real property consists of the east half of section 32, township 24 north range 2 east, M P M totaling about 320 acres. Written bids with 10 percent deposit are to be filed with H M Daley or mailed to O B Kotz in Great Falls. balance due on court confirmation.
The memory recounts mix ups in two stories labeling Mary Sulgrove and Charlotte Looney as champion White Leghorn chickens triggering libel risk for editor and newspaper. Letters hint at move notes from Almeda to Kodiak and unused transit delays amid Chateau era greetings and long travel times.
Estate No 3878 in the district court of Montana announces private sale of Lot 23 Block 31 Hazletts Addition Chateau Teton Montana. Sale after February 21 1944 with 10 percent down and balance on court confirmation. Bids to Paul W Smith David R Smith and J Miller Smith at Suite 5 Penwell Block Helena. First publication February 3 last February 17.
Instruments filed in the county clerk and recorder office compiled by Teton County Abstract Co list recorded documents and dates for public record. The notice notes filings processed through the office, including parcel and deed items and reference numbers.
A batch of deeds filed Jan 22 to Jan 29 shows WARRANTY DEEDS, QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, EXECUTOR'S DEED and ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY across multiple counties. Transfers include Ralph J Aren to Julia M Anderson, Frederick Aian to Gerhard F Dahlman, Amelia Bremer to Richard T Ellis, and Mary E Smith with Truchot partners. Estates and royalty interests also appear among H. E. Snow and George T. Lackey dealings.
County Christmas seal drive reaches 837.30 in receipts with February 1 update from chairman Mrs. Margaret Hedblo m. Several communities reported sums including Chateau, Fairfield and Farmington, noting some results incomplete.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of George T Stine deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months of first publication to the administrator at George Coffey Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date January 22 1944. C W Burns administrator. Attorney George Coffey. First publication January 27 last February 17.
Directors levy regular assessment No 57 of 25 per share on all capital stock to be paid by February 17 1944 to A G Arensmeyer secretary treasurer Farmington MT. Unpaid stock by February 17 becomes delinquent and sold March 17 1944 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent assessment and costs. January 1944 Chateau MT. Teton Co-Operative Canal Co A G Arensmeyer Secy-Treas. First pub Jan 27 Last Feb 17.
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