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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
4
Investigations into major financial houses like the House of Morgan and Loeb spark a broader demand to end tax exemptions and evasions. The critique extends to bonds and exemptions for private schools, libraries, cemeteries, fraternal orders, veterans groups, hospitals, churches, and other organizations.
Industrial Conference Board notes U S exempt real estate value neared 18.4 billion in 1923 with census estimates small by comparison. Critics allege lost revenues, higher private costs, and boosted government borrowing while debates grow over taxing private colleges and religious schools.
The column reflects on how Governor Cooney granted extra time off for a holiday weekend with three days of rest. It recalls the nation’s independence, George III era, and the Declaration while noting Americans’ lure of modern life, automobiles, and highways as people seek to return better citizens.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces sufficient applications for emergency agricultural assistant positions under the Agricultural Administration of the Department of Agriculture. Applications must be on file in Washington, D.C., on or before July 7.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County Carl Morhardt sues Tilly Thompson to quiet title to the southwest quarter of section one township twenty six north range. The defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days after service, otherwise default judgment may be entered.
The plaintiff alleges the defendant asserts an interest in the premises as dower or otherwise but that such claim is inferior to the plaintiff's. The defendant has no right or title to the property. The complaint is on file in the court. Witnessed by the clerk Frances Rosengren on June 21, 1933. Attorney W E Arnott, Conrad Montana. First publication June 22, last July 13.
A legal notice dated June 21 1933 from J L Billings Sheriff of Teton County Montana lists T J Dellwo as Under Sheriff and B I Packer as attorney for the plaintiff.
Notice of Sheriff sale issued by H W Bateman against Fred Gaghan and Ora Gaghan following a June 1933 District Court judgment. Property includes sections 13 and 24 in township 22 north range 7 west, Montana. Sale set for July 15 1933 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. B N Packer attorney for plaintiff.
The Office of the County Treasurer in Teton County Montana dated June 22 1933 announces a complete delinquent tax list. It lists names and descriptions of real property delinquent for taxes due to the county and indicates an impending sale action under state law.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale for Lot 4 in Section 5 Township 24 North Range 6 West, Mountain Land District. Grover C. Parker seeks the 35.95 acre tract with minimum bidding $1.50 per acre, sale at 10:00 a.m. July 22 at Great Falls office. sale closes when bidding ends. highest bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants must file objections by sale date. First publication June 15. last July 18.
The county treasurer announces delinquent taxes and costs due for 1932 in Teton County Montana. If unpaid by July 11 1933 the property will be sold at public auction in Chateau, with Elmer C Smith as treasurer. Public inspection allowed from June 22, 1933.
H. W. Bateman plaintiff versus Nellie Jones Heckman defendant. A writ of execution issued June 21 1933 from the Ninth Judicial District Montana Teton County orders the sale of NE4 Section 33 Township 22 North Range 6 West M M. Sale at the Court House door Chateau Montana on Saturday July 15 1923 at 2 PM to the highest bidder for cash.
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