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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1949
Page
2
The President presents a capsule summary of the Fair Deal, expanding social security, government programs, and potential nationalized industries. Congress faces a conservative Senate and House, likely delivering only partial, modified versions amid costly aims and higher taxes.
A letter urges greater parental involvement in Choteau and surrounding areas to support youth through a stronger PTA and local recreation options. It praises den mothers and Moose Lodge efforts, proposes a youth recreation building, and calls church and lodge groups to form committees to start the project. The piece links investment in youth to safeguarding democracy and guiding future leaders.
Joseph Knudtzon Richard Conklin and Clarke Conklin of Chateau Montana form a partnership trading as Knudtzon Lumber Company with principal business in Chateau. Certificate filed under Section 8019 Revised Codes of Montana 1935. Dated January 21.
Notice closing registration at 5 p.m. February 17 1949 for Chateau Montana city election to be held on the first Monday in April 1949. Electors may register with Teton County Clerk in Chateau or before a notary or justice of the peace. Requires US citizenship 21 years and Montana residency criteria. Dated January 13 1949. W Earl Hollar County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar. Pub dates listed January 13 through March 10.
Notice outlines eligibility for town officers in Dutton Montana including residency requirements in the town and precinct. Mentions county and state residency periods and publication dates January to March 1949. Earl Hollar referenced in Teton County notices with publication dates.
Directors levy special assessment No 69 of twenty five dollars per share on all capital stock. Payment due February 11 1949 to A G Arensmeyer secretary treasurer Farmington Montana. Delinquent stock to be sold March 11 1949 at 2 PM at Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent assessment costs. Dated Chateau Montana January 14 1949. Public notices published January 13 to February 3.
Two separate 1949 summonses announce actions to quiet title to land in Teton and Choteau counties. Plaintiffs Fred Pelzman Virgil L. Buchanan seek judgments against defendants including William Hudson Jane Doe Hudson Robert Hudson Jane Roe Hudson Florence Bailey and numerous unknown heirs and claimants. Each action names county officials corporations and numerous unknowns as parties with property described in Sections 20 21 22 Township 25 North Range 6 West Montana Meridian and Hagzlett's Addition to Chateau Montana.
An order in Teton County Montana requires Irene Dauwalder to show cause why all blocks and lots of Limington Townsite should not be vacated. A citation must be published weekly for two weeks prior to the January 1949 hearing date. Judge R M Hatterley issued the order dated January 14 1949.
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