Ye Sourdonnals Owner Publication Details
The Choteau Acantha notes its Ye Sourdonnals owner published weekly in Cho tean Montana with three yearly advance payments rates and distribution cadence.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
2
The Choteau Acantha notes its Ye Sourdonnals owner published weekly in Cho tean Montana with three yearly advance payments rates and distribution cadence.
A Montana editorial argues Governor Erickson must seek new revenue sources as needed for growth. It recalls Joe Dixon’s past tax stance, supports taxing luxuries over essentials, and notes a senate committee studying options like sales, cigarette, income, and auto taxes. The piece defends farmers against crook accusations and praises Bricker’s refund observations.
R C Bricker speaker of the Montana house defends farmers integrity amid refunds sought for 3 cents per gallon gasoline tax used for non automobile purposes. He acknowledges possible fraud but rebuts broad accusations and notes penalties for falsified returns.
The piece argues groundhog day shows stubborn superstition despite belief in progress. It notes February's failure to bring spring, questions the groundhog’s influence, and critiques reliance on luck and signs while observing church member contributions and returns.
In a 1929 Town Doctor column, William Hale Thompson critique of perpetual critics is cited. He argues towns thrive when residents boost growth, take responsibility, and fix faults rather than complain. The piece promotes constructive civic effort and self-improvement to foster livable communities.
Quote rich fragment notes a call for more religion without naming a sect. A speaker mocks desk feet, warns of sheriff intervention, and contrasts old and modern boys as birds and chickens in a wry, world-improving aside.
Learns of death of A. W. Bjork's mother at the old family home in northern Wisconsin. The 87 year old woman had been in ill health for two years. Bjork departed on Wednesday for Wisconsin to attend the funeral. Fairfield Times.
French physician Jagot claims to have found the poison principle used by the Borgias. He notes two arsenical preparations, one slow acting and hidden, the other an instantaneous soluble arsenic, both clearly arsenic in composition.
A French mayor, per regulations, prepared a passport for a wealthy and respected acquaintance. He glossed a disfigurement by noting in the personal description that the lady has eyes dark beautiful tender expressive but one of them missing.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls, Montana, dated December 26 1928, announces Fred Starner of Chateau Montana filing intention to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish a land claim for parcels in sections 27 and 30, township 23N range 8W, witnessed by Hodgskiss Higgins Goodwin and Madison, with February 6 1929 hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris. First publication January 3, last January 31.
In the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana Teton County L E Owen sues Clifford C for legal action with service summons pending in the district court proceeding seeking remedy as details are partially read from the public record.
The State of Montana issues a summons to Clifford C. Pickett and numerous named defendants in Te ton county to answer a complaint filed December 28 1928. The action asks to recover 1000 plus interest costs and attorney fees and to foreclose a mortgage on the southeast quarter of Section 34 Township 27 North Range 5 West M P M. Blanche M Jacobson clerk Cheadle & Kelly Conrad Montana attorneys for plaintiff last published Feb 7 1929.
Backache and bladder weakness symptoms are addressed with a 48 hour Cystex trial at Rexall Drug Store. Patient claims relief and improved energy with a money back guarantee if not felt better. Offered at Taton Drug Co. for 60 cents.
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