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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
2
The piece predicts Wheeler will return with Bolshevik ideas and a dire tale of Europe. It argues the tariff worsens American relations and claims Wheeler will seek biblical support for any stance. It notes Wheeler is not truly Montanan and is an easterner at heart with interests elsewhere.
Mayor George M. Coffey explains the council's decision to increase the street fund levy by two mills. He argues the move is necessary and prudent despite lower city valuations, and notes the city’s generally low debt and steady tax posture. The mayor urges readers to focus on positive financial progress and civic service.
Congress approves 7 5 million dollars to start the upper Mississippi channel project. The move promises substantial savings on grain shipping to Gulf ports and higher cash prices for Northwest farmers. It is expected to boost Northwest industry and lure factories back to the regional trade area.
Alec Richards, Montana pioneer and former Old Teton County deputy sheriff under Kenneth McKenzie, died July 3 at Conrad. Born 1862 in St Joseph Missouri he came to Cut Bank in 1890 and helped maintain order. His widow is deceased two of six children survive. Funeral services were held in Cut Bank and he was buried there.
Property warning from St. Cc. K MALONE forbidding wishing and trespassing on the Reickhoff ranch with explicit prohibition and contact note.
Mayor George M Chevely outlines how a 2 mill street levy and 20 percent real estate assessment shift affect City finances. He notes overdraft of about 1200 in the street fund though bonds total 39500 and water bonds 30000. The Mayor defends municipal management and urges public support.
A reader offers a personal opinion praising Sargon as a priceless gift to humanity and notes a belief that it can aid others who suffer, sharing a three year experience of fatigue.
Mrs Josephine Pringle of Otis Orchard Washington reports marked relief after using Sargon Pills. She describes improved sleep, steadier liver action, relief from constipation, and diminished nervousness and headaches. Choteau Drug Co. listed as agents.
In the District Court of Montana Ninth Judicial District Teton County notice to creditors and all with claims against Mary Anna Miller deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. A. V. Swanberg administrator, Odd Fellows Building Great Falls Montana. Dated June 26 1930. H. Norskog administrator’s attorney, Odd Fellows Building Great Falls Montana. First published July 3, last July 24.
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