Guthrie’s Choteau Weekly Official Local Paper
A. B. Guthrie Proprietor publishes weekly edition in Choteau Montana. Paper is entered in the post office as second class matter and serves as the official paper for Teton County.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
4
A. B. Guthrie Proprietor publishes weekly edition in Choteau Montana. Paper is entered in the post office as second class matter and serves as the official paper for Teton County.
Senator Long opposes the Coplan measure for popular election of U S senators arguing counties may block a popular majority. Proponents note possible alignment of majorities or precedent for minority votes in presidential elections. Counties and states deserve representation. the plan protects small counties against large ones.
A reader voices concern over the dominance by certain counties in Montana politics. The piece argues that numbers alone have guided influence, neglecting voter quality and the needs of less populated regions.
Baltimore Sun 1908 recounts Judge Henderson’s plan in Garrett County where Lester Warnick, convicted of homicide for causing William Broadwater’s death, is paroled for three years with monthly payments of 20 to the widow and family. He must report to court and post a $1,000 bond, with failure triggering imprisonment.
The act empowers the court to suspend sentences generally or for a definite time and to impose terms on costs recognisance for appearance and other conduct related to convicts as deemed proper.
The piece argues Uncle Joe Cannon is a vigilant guardian of the treasury amid debates on national waterways and potential pay raises. It recalls Roosevelt’s strong leadership and calls his era's deeds foundational to American virtue and national welfare.
A Helena audience overheard Judge Hunt concurring with a New York congressman's blunt critique of Roosevelt. He stresses neutrality, denying partisan motives and denying personal admiration tied to party loyalty.
The Acantha offers legal blanks and forms including chattel mortgages real estate mortgages warranties deeds quit claim deeds bills of sale and promissory notes with prices ranging from five to ten cents per blank per document and per hundred for notes and receipts.
Notice is hereby given that Nels Anderson, Claimant, names witnesses John Maris Pfeiffer George Thompson all of Dupuyer Montana John Jankowski Conrad Montana J. M. Burlingame Register First pub December 31 1903
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