Local publication details second class postal entry
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
A group claiming 125,000 acres in Teton County formed the Teton County Taxpayers Association pledging to push tax reductions for schools towns and the county while staying out of politics. The piece notes support from the county board of commissioners and outlines upcoming budget discussions on July 20 and August 3 with public access to budget details and county reports.
General John J. Pershing told an American club audience in Paris on May 26, 1932 that Americans bear responsibility for political difficulties due to low voter turnout. He urged voting 100 percent and studying ballots to defeat costly, narrow interests, and noted farmers should receive a fair profit for their products.
Bret H. Read declares his bid for sheriff of Teton County on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary set for July 19, 1932. He asks for support from voters and allies.
Blanche M Jacobson declares her candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court. She pledges economical, faithful, impartial conduct if nominated and elected, subject to party voters at the primary.
Elmer C Smith announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the upcoming primary election on July 19. He emphasizes his experience and ability to perform the office's duties capably.
Candidate Frances Rosengren announces run for Clerk of the District Court as a Democrat. She pledges to perform duties to the letter of the law and work for the best interests of all, asking for voters support and sincere endorsement.
Jess W. Davis announces filing on the Republican ticket for county sheriff. He pledges efficient service and economical office management if nominated and elected, noting prior service as deputy sheriff twice.
A local notice outlines the race for county superintendent of schools with emphasis on candidate details and election timing. Voter guidance and official affiliations are noted for residents seeking information on eligibility and polling.
A Republican candidate announces for Clerk of the District Court. The statement vows efficient duties if nominated and elected.
Mrs. James Eckford announces as a Republican candidate for County Superintendent of Schools. If nominated and elected, she promises an economical and faithful administration and to serve the best interests of the public ahead of the primary on July 19.
Earl Zimmerman declares as a Republican candidate for sheriff at the primaries on July 19. He pledges to perform the duties of the office economically and efficiently if nominated and elected.
Geo A Carroll declares candidacy for County Clerk and Recorder on the Republican ticket. He pledges efficient courteous and economical administration if nominated and elected.
A Republican candidate files for the office of sheriff subject to voter will in the primary. The filing declares intent to serve faithfully and provide fair treatment to all if elected.
A 1932 notice from the U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana states that Self Mastery Gladstone’s view on criticism remains instructive. The quotation highlights that censure cannot hurt righteous men unless they permit it, as false comments reveal weaknesses and warn against future trouble.
The candidate asks Democratic voters at the primary to support their bid and pledges to perform duties of the sheriff's office faithfully, if nominated and elected, in the interest of taxpayers and the public.
W. H. Bill Wellenstein announces filing for the Republican nomination for representative from Teton County to the State Legislature. He pledges to serve constituents faithfully and work for Montana’s best interests if nominated and elected, subject to primary voters.
A. E. Moye announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county assessor. He urges support at the July 19 primary and promises an efficient and equitable administration if nominated and elected.
An announced candidate declares intent to seek the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer, subject to voters’ will at the primary election.
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