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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
2
A prominent Choteau mother backs free Saturday dances at the pavilion to entertain youths while parents are urged to ensure curfews. The Acantha notes a broader issue of open public spaces and considers need for discussion among city officials business groups and civic organizations to keep the town wholesome amid wartime conditions.
The board appoints Commissioner Edwards as delegate to the Montana Association of County Commissioners meeting in Billings, and approves quit claim and purchase deeds to Milford Wearley and R R Swan. A tax deed sale is set with appraised value 640 for Lots 1–2 and surrounding parcels. Meeting hours shift to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 5 p.m. adjournment. Warrants issued to county officials.
Montana Dairy Industries announces state and county winners in the dairy industry sponsored essay contest. Teton county prize recipients Dorothea Thomas and Steve Copenhaver advanced from district 23 and 11 to Helena to receive war stamps. State winners include Betty Jane Bright Belt Charles Johnson Divide Colleen Tierney Ramsay and Patricia Flanagan Belgrade in the 5th through 8th grade groups.
A partnership in Teton County files a certificate of partnership under a fictitious name, declaring its business status and intent to operate under that alias. The document records the names of partners and the projected scope of activity as required by local statutes.
A patriotic address recalls the 156 year warranty of freedom and the current war to defend it. It asks if readers are farmers, workers, or worshippers and argues that due process, religious liberty, free presses, and open markets protect homes, altars, and voices. It celebrates all who support the Constitution and the nation’s unity.
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