Eisenhower Victory Reflected by Student Writer
A eighth grade pupil from Chateau schools writes on the Republican victory. The piece notes inflation harming savers and elderly supports, rising taxes, government waste, and calls Eisenhower’s win a path to peace and prosperity. It highlights the era's debates on social security, public works, and foreign policy.
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Joan Luinstra
Chateau
United States
United States Employment Service
George Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
State Department
Alger Hiss
Stevenson
Washington
Korea
Eisenhower
America
Local notices mix social calls and legal foreclosure
A compilation shows visits and social events in Spokane and Montana communities with guests at various homes. It also includes a foreclosure notice in Teton County Montana detailing a lien on land and a court filing dated 1953, plus election registration reminders from Chateau Montana.
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Bert Jenson
Verna
Stott
Miss Afton Stott
Spokane
Wash
Ted Morhardt
Bert Stott
Myron
Sessions
Janet
Hal Jenson
Clifford
Jane Trexler
C. D. ‘Trexler
Perry
Roy Stott
Great Falls
Lester George
Glenn Stott
G. O. Stott
John Peebles
Leslie Stott
C. D. Trexler
Smoot Rowley
Stevensville
Bill Bilbro
Joan
Missoula
Viola Stott
Gene Falls
Thursay
Afton
Bynum
Ida Sessions
Summons in Montana District Court Over Tax Dispute
The Montana Ninth Judicial District in Teton County issues a summons to defendants Louis F. Polvar John J. McIntyre Fred Rump Walter A. Wheat Magdalene E. Wheat Ray Barron and J A Barron to answer the complaint filed by Hugh F McNamep and Lyle Kassel doing business as Eline Acid Company within twenty days of service and to send a copy to the plaintiffs’ attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF Teton
Hugh F. McNamep
Lyle Kassel
Eline Acid
Company
Louis F. Polvar
John J. McIntyre
Fred Rumph
Walter A. Wheat
Magdalene E. Wheat
Ray Barron
J. A. Barron
Notice of Registration Closure and State Land Sale
Notice announces closing of voter registration for the April 6 1953 election in Chateau Dutton and Fairfield by February 19 1953 at 5 pm. It also advertises a public sale of state lands in Teton County Montana on February 7 1953 at 4 15 pm with description NW 1 4 of Section 16 Two Towns 22 North Range 2 West M P M 160 acres at 15.00 per acre and sale terms including cash down 10 percent, 5 percent interest, 33 installments, and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Teston County
George J. Gunther
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield
United States
Helens
Ark
M.P.M
State Lands Sale Terms and Purchase Conditions Announced
The State Board of Land Commissioners outlines sale rules for lands including minimum prices, mineral reservations, crop liens on installments, and rights of agricultural leases. Town proximity, alternate five acre plots, and March 1 possession for leased lands are specified along with required payments and improvements settlement. W. P. Pilgram, Commissioner State Lands and Investments. 4 Pubs: Jan. 15-Feb. 5.
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W. P. Pilgfram
State Lands and Investments
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