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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
3
A list of recorded transfers includes deeds and payments in Dutton, Great Falls, and surrounding areas. A separate water rights notice and a pending Supreme Court decision over delinquent school tax penalties could shift funds from county general to school districts, notably District No. 18 in Valier.
Valier School District announces a court action filing with potential progression to state level. The notice details the action's origin and anticipated legal path, prompting readers to await further filings and official updates.
A letter filed at the Sargon offices notes extensive grateful correspondence from users across the United States praising benefits. It mentions orders shipped to Cavite in the Philippine Islands, Coca-Sola, Canal Zone, Belebrook, and Ireland, illustrating broad international interest and demand.
Taxpayers receive 1929 income tax forms with colored slips showing a 1 percent rate reduction. Returns are due by March 15, 1930, with extensions only for good causes such as illness or absence from the state.
A Choteau Drug Co. promotion touts Sargon with testimonials from Northwest readers, claiming health restorations from Minneapolis to London. Letters describe veterans and officials endorsing the medicine and sending bottles abroad as proof of its powerful effects.
Helena January 10 The Attorney General L A Foot ruled that a sheriff must act as deputy county treasurer to levy on and sell personal property for taxes whenever requested by the treasurer.
An add journed stockholders meeting will be held at Bur ton school Farmington Mont on Saturday February 1 1930 at 1 PM to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other business. Dated January 14 1930 H E Passmore Secretary First publication January 16 last January 23.
An elderly narrator recalls a dusty road journey where small acts add moral fuel. A boy and his father share coins, hay hands share lunch, two drunks donate five dollars, a bachelor cites past giving, a bootlegger contributes, and women with compassion envision aiding every homeless child.
Bank reports from The First State Bank at Bynum and The Power State Bank at Power list assets and liabilities as of December 31 1929. Kyle Jones notes the figures and signs as cashier with notary Edward B Noble confirming legality. Directors Fred A Woehner Albert E Woehner attest to accuracy.
Rollie Ferris and family were business visitors in Chateau on Monday. John Luinstra injured his eye last Thursday while freeing his car from a snowdrift. Mrs Jennie Van Brunt and children spent the weekend at the Luinstra home. The Gap school bus is off its route due to a child's illness. Eugene Ferris spent three days last week with the income tax man in Choteau. Florence Nora Bush and Jimmie Ferris spend the week in Choteau.
Premium Center Don and Frank and putting up Ice. A few of the best are making out their income tax reports. I could make out an outgo but no income. Ole Wick is hauling hay from the beach. Miles Averill and Fred Fernfeist selling olives in California. Eight hundred people want to attend the fun feed. But 450 tickets will be sold, so get yours early.
The article notes limited ticket availability for Premium Center events and indicates Sir J will not solicit tickets due to high demand. It cites E R McLane as a source for ticket information and mentions the supply cannot keep pace with demand.
In Cascade County Montana the court orders Martha Huss guardianship case to show cause why estate real estate described as North 50 feet of Lot 7 Block 250 Great Falls should not be leased for five years at $250 monthly rent. Hearing February 8 1930. copies to Martha Huss and guardian Lottie S Albright. notice to be published in Choteau Acantha January 16 and 23 1930.
Arthur Jacobson rural worker for the Montana Children's Home society of Helena visited Choteau and nearby Teton county towns from Wednesday to Friday last week. He spoke about experiences as a child welfare worker and noted varied reactions to charitable causes, recalling a chloroforming man of dependent orphans and a wealthy donor who gave fifty cents, among others.
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