Cho teau Weekly Adopts Second Class Post Matter
The publication is issued each Thursday in Cho teau Montana and filed as second class matter at the post office. Subscriptions cost two dollars annually paid in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
4
The publication is issued each Thursday in Cho teau Montana and filed as second class matter at the post office. Subscriptions cost two dollars annually paid in advance.
The piece argues the radical vote will shape upcoming primaries and the general election, especially in the Northwest. It notes Montana races with Governor Dixon, Lee Dennis, and a Democratic field including Bricker and others, and explores how independent, progressive voters could upset established expectations and incumbents as official ballots are tallied.
A political note argues for retaining a candidate who adheres to campaign pledges and promotes economy and efficiency. It praises the candidate's consistent stance, leadership, and alignment with party goals.
The Acantha endorses Mr. Reiguant pledging support from county voters of all faiths. It asserts he deserves the party nomination and will win the general election in November with a handsome majority, citing belief in a clean competent public servant.
The Great Falls Tribune reports on Tuesday morning that the Democratic candidate for governor, Hampton, declared a pledge to favor oil cultivators as a dominant consideration.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. It claims relief for tired nerves and headaches, urging readers to ask for the Dean's Pills brand at local stores and to note testimonials from Mrs. Melide of Buffalo.
Dr Homer B Hulbert, long trusted adviser to government and critic of Japan, will lecture this season at Chau Tauqua. He has studied Pacific coast conditions and offers practical remedies for the Japanese question, promising convincing and entertaining discourse.
Beginning this Saturday July 19 the public library will be open each Saturday afternoon from three until six o'clock instead of the usual hours During vacation children will be permitted to change books on Tuesday evening.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana the case G Vandertunk v Edmond Whitacre et al is set for sheriff sale. On August 5 1924 at 2 PM at the Chateau court house doors the South Half of Section 8 Township 24 North Range 2 West will be sold with buildings water rights franchises aqueducts and appurtenances to the highest cash bidder. First publication July 10. Last July 31.
The First State Bank of Albany Minnesota files a civil action against Wendel Petri Marie Peatri John Truchot Ada Truchot Manford Be Jones Elna D Jones Bernhart Nelson and Iona Nelson in Montana. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of court and serve a copy on the plaintiff’s attorney.
The action seeks foreclosure of a $2500 mortgage dated June 16 1920 held by The First State Bank of Bynum Montana on the Wendel Petri and Marie Petri property described as the south half of the northwest quarter and north half of the southwest quarter of Section 8 Township 26 North Range 4 West. The plaintiff seeks repayment of the principal plus interest costs and attorney fees with default judgment if no appearance. The suit references a verified complaint and court seal.
The record states the District Court on the 10th day of July in the year 1924 at the court seat. Blanche A E Jacobson is the court clerk with GEO W Magee as attorney for the plaintiff. First publication July 17, last August 7.
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