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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
2
The piece reflects on how Americans praise leaders after death and curse them while alive. It praises Calvin Coolidge for his service and heroism, noting the flag at half mast in Chateau as a sign of national mourning and pride in the nation.
The piece reviews Governor Erickson and the state board of equalization on Montana finances. It argues for user pays for specific services, local government cost reduction, and warns of overstatement of state expenditures. It cites high legislative costs and potential new taxes while noting counties and cities have pursued retrenchment. The article cites Montana Taxpayers' association figures and local bond issues as relief efforts.
Three hundred forty two pupils in Teton County earned perfect attendance certificates for the first three months of school. Districts 29 59 68 and 69 did not have any perfect attendance recipients. Irene and Sylvia Linjatie listed among winners in District 62 were killed in the December blizzard while commuting to school.
Ward by ward voter or district roster shows numerous families and individuals listed under Dist. No. 4 through Dist. No. 74 with names including Petri Smith Townsend Baker Davidson Swenson Burke Stott McArdle Bjork Dale Gurney Austad Eastwood Price Shoquist Shoquist Shoquist Soper Stultz Young Austad and many others across districts.
The dragline crew of the vy H Puckett company of Loise Idaho completed its construction work for the Teton Land company jaw last week. About 4000 dollars will be spent on the ditch improvement. The Puckett crew leaves its machine at the ranch and has future local jobs planned for spring in the area.
A small rat schemes to steal cheese from John Mouse despite all laws and ethics. He stalks the mouse’s home and, after a fight, kills John Mouse and claims the cheese. The rat dies choking on his theft, revealing the moral that avarice corrupts and destroys.
The First State Bank at Bynum Montana reports total resources of 46400.31 dollars at year end 1932. Cash on hand 3418.31 loans and discounts 26777.00 U S Government bonds 10000.00 real estate 4405.00 bank assets total 46400.31. Liabilities include capital stock 20000.00 surplus 1250.00 undivided profits 1853.47 deposits 15632.? and certificates 2533.56 other liabilities 7060.00. Kyle Jones cashier swears the figures true before Notary Edward B Noble January 5 1933. Directors halladay and jones attest.
The Trinity Lutheran congregations of Farmington and Dutton have called Chester R. Brecto of Cathay North Dakota as pastor. He will be ordained and installed at a combined service January 15 at 2 30 p m at the Dutton church by Rev A M Skindlev Rocky Mountain district president. Since 1931 Farmington has been served by Rev H M Engh and Dutton by Rev A Lunde.
A quote from American Magazine argues comfort with anger harms judgment and civic action. The author contends many people blame others and lash out quickly, urging slower responses and self restraint to improve personal and public outcomes.
A report notes that a sloth shows no discernible tremor in its body when a gun is fired close to its ear, implying unusual calm or restraint in the animal under such stimuli.
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis Missouri says she weighed 170 pounds at age 28 until taking one box of Kruschen Salts four weeks ago. She now weighs 150 pounds and reports more energy.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe, harmless way to reduce weight. It claims tens of thousands have benefited and offers a 4 week supply with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Notice to stockholders of Teton Cooperative Canal Co announces the regular annual meeting at Burton schoolhouse Farmington Montana on Saturday January 14 1933 at 1 pm for electing officers for the coming year and other business. Cal Binfold secretary treasurer First pub Dec 29 last Jan 12.
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