Choteau Newspaper Published Thursdays
Publication note states the newspaper is issued every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
2
Publication note states the newspaper is issued every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
The passage argues that popular opinion empowers citizens and pressures Congress to avoid an extra session. It notes initial partisan opposition to convening and acknowledges sincere motives and later shifts toward cooperation. It recounts three months of political drama as the president wins key battles against critics who underestimated his resolve.
The Montana Supreme Court faces the constitutional test of a law funding treasury debentures with future gasoline tax revenue. The measure, passed by the legislature and backed by the governor, is subject to a public vote in a special election. If rejected, federal highway funds may still be available in the future. Denounces oath of allegiance for teachers. Robert Julian criticizes the proposed mandatory oath as too sweeping and notes partisan support for the measure.
One hundred forty additional pupils in Teton county received certificates for three months of perfect attendance announced by County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford. The list includes numerous students such as Lloyd Austad, Clayton Ammondson, Betty Jane Bergan, Florence Bush, James Barker, Vivian Craig, Kathryn Davis, and many more.
The speaker condemns an oath of allegiance as a hollow form. He argues the measure targets teachers, deeming it a gallery play rather than a genuine virtue test. He questions singling out one group while others are treated similarly.
Mrs Ralph Craig of Bainville Montana visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bailey Saturday evening. Mrs Lora Bailey has returned home from the hospital recovering nicely. D F Waterman and family visited Gene Ferris home Sunday. Chas Tomsha and wife with Mrs D D Finkenbinder of Eugene Oregon spent Sunday in Conrad. East ern Star ladies plan a trip to Dutton to hear Mrs Carl L Brattin of Sidney. Mrs Jean Baquet called on Mrs O Wicks Friday. Mr and Mrs Mervin Caskey visited Arthur Davidson Sunday afternoon. K K Funk and Crane boys called at R S McLean home Sunday. Yes it is all in the state of mind.
The note urges finding money in a tobacco box and attending the March 12 event at Chateau. Other items mention Pat Finnegan visiting a slater in Nebraska, Justin Banis traveling to Lobina Missouri for eye treatment, and hopes for relief from his ailment. Also references to visits at the Baquet home, the Lockhart family colds, and Jack O Kief rock picking for Calvin Fuson.
Grover C. Parker of Chateau Montana filed intention to prove up a land claim on the described tracts in sections 4 9 18 township 23 24 north range 6 west. The hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau is set for March 10 1931. Witnesses are O G Meadows Timothy Cook George Baker Philip Rudolph all of Choteau Montana. M D Nicholson Register. First pub Feb 5 last March 5.
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