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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1931
Page
2
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Newspapers urge support for improving the State University school of journalism. The current wartime building is inadequate since its founding, and the press urges legislators to allocate bond funds to provide proper training facilities for journalists.
Montana legislators debate a compulsory drivers test as safety advocates cite National Safety Council data showing large differences in death rates between states with and without license laws. Proponents urge immediate adoption to reduce fatalities and start a national highway safety campaign.
Mr and Mrs Kellogg return to the Pendroy ranch this week with sons planning horseback travel to school if weather permits. Christened gatherings include Miss Ethel Reid and L B Pendroy hosting dining at Bozeman and bridge prizes won by Reid and Ashworth. Various locals attend dances and visits in Pendroy with neighbor guests from Great Falls and Fairfield.
The piece jokes about 245 mile per hour speeds and record chases while noting odd schemes from Florida to cross ice plants with orange trees. It pokes fun at egg hurling contests in Turlock and cites rising cigarette use in 1931 amid tobacco declines.
Report notes widespread extortion pressure in Scotland with sharp constraints on locals. Observers warn organized pressure and silent threats as cash demands rise while communities struggle to respond.
Propaganda boosts drive for a per war tax on cigarettes. A gag bill may censor spitting. Boxing fouling is blamed for ruined rings. Chicken hearts and loud crowing cause discomfort and pain.
R Jones and Mrs Russell Frisel with daughter Dolores attended lunch with Echo of Great Falls and Mrs Talbert. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Lewis at Choteau. Attendees at the basketball game and picture show in Choteau included the Earles Sullivan family Larson Jene Gulbrandson Haugan Ritter Swan Son and Talbert families. Church services are set for 3 p m next Sunday. Ora Knowlton of Blackleaf visited Mrs Porter for dinner. Rice is listed as sick. Porter Jones Bery Jones Robert Shepard and George Porter attended the Choteau game. J A Swanson visited Conrad. George Porter and Billy Jones spent the weekend with W D Jones. Mrs J R Jones and children were in Chateau Saturday night.
Mrs A J Powers of Los Angeles credits Sargon with restoring strength after a serious nerve breakdown and digestive issues. She cites dramatic relief from backache indigestion and nervousness after using Sargon and Sargon Pills. The ad notes over 42 carloads sold in California in 22 months via Chateau Drug Co.
Stray items describe travelers shipping horses, dinner guests, school trips, and dances. Residents such as Cleve Loney Elmer Phillips Elsie Jones Anna Hannon Joe Thomas and families in Pendroy attended events hosted by neighbors including the Pendroy dance and visits to Wm Thomas family.
Lewis J. Hamilton of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up a three year stockraising homestead claim dated August 17 1925 for multiple Lots and fractional sections in township 24 N range 8 W principal meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Choteau Montana February 17 1931 with witnesses James Peebles Arthur A Wells J C Salmon Albert Peterson.
Notice to appear in the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana in the matter of the estate of Ludvig Petersen deceased. Heirs and interested parties must appear April 16 1931 to show cause why petition for distribution and heirship cannot be granted. First publication Feb 12 last March 5.
Public notice orders heirs to appear before the judge on February 20 1931 at 10 a m in Chateau Montana to show cause why a lease should not be made for oil gas rights on described lands in townships 26 and 27 north range 7 west M M including NW NE and other quarters. Publication in Chateau Acantha for two weeks prior to hearing. Blanche M. Jacobson clerk. First pub Feb 5 last Feb 12.
In Montana Te ton County the district court is asked to issue an order to authorize executors Glenn Morris and F G Campbell to execute an oil and gas lease on Mary C Campbell estate land for five years and as long as produced. The lease requires drilling within one year or a delay rental of one dollar per acre until drilling begins, and to deliver coal free to landowners.
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