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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
2
The piece rebuts the idea that citizens owe the national debt to themselves. It cites Harold G. Moulton of Brookings and argues taxes fund debt and interest, with tax collectors able to seize assets. It warns against waste and notes wartime costs and growing congressional awareness.
July church events list for Trinity Lutheran Choteau and Datton Lutheran. Sunday School 10:00 and worship 11:15 at Choteau. Parochial school runs July 12 for one week. Ladies Aid supper July 10 at 5:30. Farmington Circle July 14 2:30. Datton worship 9:30 and school 10:15. Ladies Aid meets July 15 2:30. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal signs off.
The fourth Sunday after Pentecost at St Josephs Parish with Bynum service at 9 and Chateau service at 11 led by Rev James J Sheerin pastor.
Mrs John Toenyes and others business visitors arrive in the Great Falls area. Navy petty officer Wallace Schultz visits sister Mrs Jerome Toenyes. Families Wittke, Beck and Schaefer host and attend gatherings in Kalispell and Fairfield. Community members attend Power Lutheran services at Iron and visit relatives in Kalispell and Great Falls.
Reserve District No report shows the Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana assets totaling 1 207 428 25 with cash balances loans and government obligations. Liabilities total 1 116 048 79 including demand and time deposits and state subdivision deposits. Capital accounts 91 379 46. Note references pledged assets 115 600 and 9 396 85 in memorandum. Notary certify July 1 1943.
The Choteau Methodist Church lists 9 45 a m Sunday School with C Gibson Monkman Sept 11 11 00 a m Morning Public Worship with special music and sermon on Organizing the Church What Do We Mean 5 00 p m Youth Fellowship Pot luck supper and devotional service 8 00 p m Evening Worship with the pastor preaching The Guests of God Bert Powell Pastor
The parish of St Stephens Episcopal invites parishioners to Holy Communion at 11 00 a m on the Third Sunday after Trinity led by Vicar Garman ee W Friend Day observance planned alongside services to welcome attendees and members.
At Dutton Methodist Church Rev Marvin H Adams will preach at Evening Worship 7:30 PM. Church School starts 10:00 AM. Delegation leaves for Summer Youth Institute at Kings Hill Neihart from Cascaden home at 9:00 AM on Monday July 12.
The war bonds ad highlights the Battle of the Atlantic and a U-boat disaster. It frames salvaged materials as purchases funded by War Bonds and urges greater saving and investment to sustain the war effort. The plea notes the loss of life and thousands of man hours in the sinking.
Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon, who, with Columbus on his second voyage and later governor of Puerto Rico, sought a legendary healing fountain and, in 1513 on Easter Sunday, landed and named Florida after his voyage. He began conquest of Puerto Rico in 1510. Landed April 5.
Twenty five years ago this week Teton County raised over $300000 for war savings. Petitions announcing candidacy are filed listing Geo W Magee for county attorney Chas H Connor for coroner J E DeHaas for justice of the peace all on the republican ticket. Democratic contenders include Jas James.
Over 300 farmers meet in Cha teau to organize the Farm Bureau with S Innes and James Collins running for sheriff. Gov. S W Stewart delivers the principal address as local officials advance civic projects and a state highway land sale is announced with sealed bids to cash buyers.
State Highway Commission of Montana announces a sealed bid sale of property appraised at 200 dollars. Bids must be at least 180 dollars and accompanied by a 10 percent cash check as good faith. Bids open at 10 a m on July 19 1943 in Helena with conveyance by the state.
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