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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
3
Publication details for the Choteau weekly paper stating it is entered as second class matter, published each Thursday, with subscription rates of $2.00 per year, $1.25 for six months, and $1.25 for three months, plus international rate of $2.50 per year.
Attendees at Bozeman's All Montana day heard Governor Ayers stress balanced budgets and reduced operating costs while officials discuss Montana water development. O S Warden of Great Falls and president of the National Reclamation Association outlined Montana's water program and its potential. Any wholesome national efforts depend on prudent policies.
The Montana water conservation program aims for national backing as a gold standard aligned with federal policy. Senators Wheeler and Murray, along with leaders like Mr. Warden, have advanced the effort but stress that no relaxation is acceptable until key program features are realized.
County agents report Teton is designated a mountain county under the range conservation program. Provisions include reseeding mountain meadow land with approved grasses at 0.20 per pound up to 2.00 per acre, earthen dams at 0.15 per cubic yard up to 50.00, and a range building allowance of 1.50 times grazing capacity plus 0.40 per acre of mountain meadow land. County committee approval advised before starting any practices.
The extension service promotes preserving vegetables fruits and meats for winter. Pamphlets on canning methods are available from the county agent, stressing pressure canning for meats and non acid foods, plus tips on eggs butter and drying and salting methods.
Bozeman reports that at least nine counties will receive aerial mapping under the 1937 agricultural conservation program. A. J. Borton says the project covers Toole Teton Yellowstone Daniels Sheridan Roosevelt Ravalli Missoula with ground crews to measure remaining lands. Horace G. Parker directs mapping.
Borton stated that mapping will proceed with the cooperation of the Forest Service. The plan emphasizes interagency collaboration to advance the project.
John M. Wilson of Dupuyer Montana filed intent to prove up an enlarged homestead claim for Lots 5 6 7 N4SEK NE XSW SWYNEX SEYNW Section 15 Township 27 N Range 9 W Mount Montana Meridian. Hearings set before H M Daley at Chateau on August 17 1937 with witnesses Jerry McCarthy Clyde P Wilson Clarence Connor Delbert Connor.
In the Ninth District Court of Montana Te ton County, notice from the assignee of Harry E Adams doing business as Adams Oil Company to creditors and all claimants. Claims must be filed with vouchers by September 1, 1937 at the Montana Bank and Trust Building Great Falls. Creditors failing to file are barred from dividends. Dated June 30, 1937. Northern Montana Association of Credit Men secretary manager assignee. First pub July 8, last July 15. PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful piano for nearby buyer. Write Credit Dept P O Box 765 Spokane Wash. 6-3t FOR SALE House to be moved Geo Edwards Gilman Mont 6-2t.
The State of Montana summons Marie Firestone to answer a complaint filed by Earl Firestone seeking dissolution of marriage due to wilful desertion. The clerk notes the case in Conrad with attorney H. Hullinger and a publication period from July 1 to July 22, 1937.
Department of the Interior announces Gordon H. Tryon of Chateau Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim for Lot 1 Sec 31 Lot 8 and 8 percent Sec 27 Township 26 N Range 8 W Prince Montana Meridian. The proof is to be before A S Commissioner Chariea Hi Ferrie at Choteau Montana on the 20th day of July 1987 Thor F Corral Register.
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