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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
3
A local publication announces a new subscription rate of two dollars annually for Advarice. The change is effective immediately with readers urged to renew their annual access and note the pricing in upcoming issues.
Column discusses Lincoln's enduring American ideal and recounts a Fargo Forum audit of North Dakota state industries under the Townley era. It notes government commissions, mismanagement, and the need for businesslike state operation, with Montana watching the investigation's outcome.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County Amstel Mortgage Company sues Carl Wilmot Riggins and Ethel Mae Riggins his wife and The First National Bank of Choteau for relief. The filing names the defendants and initiates legal action in the state district court.
The State of Montana summons Carl Wilmot Riggins and Ethel Mae-Riggins to answer the complaint regarding a mortgage dated September 17, 1917. The action seeks foreclosure of real property in Teton County recorded in Book 4 N of Mortgages page 144 to secure twenty eight dollars. Defendants must answer within twenty days to avoid default judgment.
The heroine of A Dark Lantern starring Alice Brady comes to the Royal Theater next Sunday and Monday with gripping drama and beautiful settings. The Fortune Teller at Royal Thursday and Friday features Marjorine Rambeau in a realistic psychic phenomena drama, a Robertson-Cole Super-Special.
A reflective plea asserts that a woman may propose, arguing she has equal courage to face rejection as a man. Katherine Dereham is highlighted as a modern example of independence and resolve.
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