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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
2
Officials and cooperators voiced support for a program and urged a rise in federal appropriation to maintain cooperative expenditure. The plan avoids complete eradication as impractical and sometimes inadvisable, aiming to reduce predator damage to negligible or ended levels in many areas.
The Montana law requires publication of the state examiner's report in the city paper. The Acantha carries the December examination stating the city is financially sound with a nearly one and a half million valuation and a 27.5 mill levy. Bonded debt is 36772.99 with small warrant debt and water receipts over 7000 in 15 months. The piece argues that council actions and city finances deserve publication like county notices.
Bozeman February 17 Meetings for farmers and stockmen across Montana will cover the agricultural outlook for 1930 to guide production plans. Paul Carpenter extension economist will present key national and world farming conditions as state and federal authorities gather best data. Montana officials urge balance between production and demand amid calls for production control with cooperative marketing.
Congressman Scott Leavitt introduced a bill for a ten year program to control predatory animals destroying livestock game and stored crops. It calls for 782500 annually for stock killing predators and 596200 for smaller predators with Montana receiving 65330 compared to 29717 now. He cites >10 return on every federal dollar and aims to curb reinfestation with support from agriculture secretary and many sportsmen farmers and stock growers nationwide.
A Milwaukee reader testifies that after a year of poor health three bottles of Sargon restored appetite digestion and strength with ten pounds gained. He praises the treatment and would not do without it even at high cost. Chateau Drug Co. serves as agents.
The Fairfield Times notes steps toward establishing a new school district begin soon with the circulation of a petition for signatures of property owners within the district. The move focuses on securing property holder support for the plan.
Strong public feeling favors building a Fairfield high school as supporters push for local education expansion. The article notes growing community momentum and indicates informed reports backing the project.
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana for Teton County a summons is issued. The action and parties are described in the official court document and summons details.
Mary J. Wiley sues Carl H. Wiley for absolute divorce on grounds of non support and willful desertion over a year. The State of Montana summons defendant to answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson records the January 16 1930 filing date with attorneys Murch and Wuerthner in Great Falls.
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