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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
2
Millard Bullerdick publisher in Chateau Montana notes a critical printer shortage endangering newspapers. He warns lack of pressmen linotype operators and printers endangers publications as trade schools must supply skilled workers to preserve the printed word and information media.
District 2 training for 1945 agricultural census enumerators has been announced by the Lewistown district director. The program emphasizes following schedules for uniform returns. Enumerators will be in the field the week beginning January 15. Farm operators with three acres or more must answer questions. those with under three acres but product value over 250 dollars should also answer. The census queries cover livestock, implements, inventories, 1944 acreages, and crops harvested.
Rat control is essential in crowded districts and even rural farms face spread as rats move between properties. Authorities urge coordinated measures to curb infestation and protect public health.
In Teton and Lewis and Clark Counties Montana Clyde Preston sues Mary Rechberg and numerous heirs and entities to quiet title to a large land parcel described by sections townships and ranges. The case lists many defendants including corporations and unknown heirs and requires answer within 20 days of service. Judge Daley presides with Ernest Abel as attorney.
The applicant H. M. Daley will seek a tax deed on March 24, 1945, from Teton County Treasurer for Lots 25 and 26, Block 41, Hazletts Second Addition to Chateau Montana, with amount due 53.96 dollars. Dated January 10, 1945. Two publications scheduled January 18 and January 25.
The town of Dut ton Montana closes voter registration at 5 PM February 16 1945 for the general election to be held on the first Monday in April Electors must register with Teton County Clerk or any notary public or justice of the peace. Requirements include US citizenship 21 years old Montana resident for one year and local precinct residency before election.
The Teton Co-Operative Canal Co. held a meeting at Chateau Montana on January 8 1945 approving Regular Assessment No 58 of 25 dollars per share. Payment due February 2 1945 to A G Arensmeyer secretary treasurer Farmington. Delinquent shares will be sold March 2 1945 at 2 PM at the post office front door Farmington for unpaid assessment and costs.
City urges dog owners in Chateau to pay annual licenses by May 15 1945 with taxes due since January 1 1945. Ordinances authorize confiscation for unpaid licenses. City Clerk J G Jackson appeals for cooperation and compliance by January 18 to January 25 notices.
On January 10 the Diamond Valley Farmers Union met at Dutton High School. Members debated current livestock inspection law and passed a motion to draft a petition to lawmakers urging changes so cattle are inspected at the market place rather than the county of origin. Frank Schabel discussed GTA dividends and tax reporting. Rev Bert A Powell praised cooperatives as a Christian approach to cooperative work.
The general election in Chateau Montana is scheduled for the first Monday in April 1945. Voters will appear before Montana officials at the court house in Chateau to cast ballots or participate through the resident election method as provided by law. Dated at Chateau Montana this notice informs residents of the election process and deadlines.
OPA reminds rationed drivers to keep Mileage Ration Records to qualify for any B or C gasoline rations. All A ration holders must have the form to apply for additional rations. Duplicate records should be sought if lost or never issued.
O B Kotz administrator of the estate of Katherine Helen Marie Smith deceased invites creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the district court office in Choteau Montana or at 303 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. December 18 1944.
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