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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
4
The article discusses how Montana filing fees affect primary candidates under new statute. It notes rumored use of write-in nominations to bypass fees, warns of enforcement needs, and contrasts forest fire warnings with political reform talk. It also profiles local figures like Senator Burton Wheeler and A. A. Dwyer in Fairfield.
The passage criticizes LaFollette for signing to a political heap and facing accusations of pro Germanism. It argues his stance against the draft favored conscription of wealth and industry, viewing it as a forewarning of wartime conduct later accepted as a guiding principle by thinking men.
Scientists link rising deaths in Germany to distress over currency sums in paper marks. A cynic is defined as a failure who blames others for his own incompetence.
A reflective note argues that a candidate who keeps his name off the ballot retains the option to imagine he could have won if he had chosen to run. The piece explores ideas about participation and political choice.
About September first the Choteau Hospital will occupy the Bateman property on South Main Avenue. Plans call for remodeling of the new quarters to accommodate both office and hospital rooms. C. W. Wigmer is doing the carpenter work.
The Fairfield paper announces a change in leadership as a new publisher takes over after last week's issue, signaling shifts in editorial direction and management.
Mrs Arnold Kropp of Lewistown Montana reports that Doans Pills cured her kidney disorder and steady dull backache. She says she can work again with no trouble since using the remedy. The ad notes a 60 cent price and lists Foster Milburn Co as makers.
Choteau lawyer Jan Sulgrove filed with the secretary of State in Helena to seek the Republican nomination for district judge of the Nineteenth Judicial District. Sulgrove has lived in Choteau and Teton county for 32 years after moving from Indiana. He previously served as Teton county attorney.
Ex soldier and long time Montana attorney, born in Kansas, raised in Iowa, studied Drake University Law Department in Des Moines. Admitted by Iowa Supreme Court in 1900, Montana Supreme Court in 1900, and U S District and Circuit Courts in 1901. Practiced law in Montana for 24 years.
The text argues for independent judicial offices free from political influence, calls a grand jury to review bank depositors and possible violations, and notes the court’s power to curb juvenile delinquency with a volunteer juvenile commission. It advocates using law enforcement to lower taxes and promises to dispense substantial justice without fear or favor by overlooking technicalities.
The county was created in 1893. In 1894 he won the same legislative post without opposition and after four years in private practice, was again chosen for the post in 1900, serving until 1902 when he left public office to focus on private practice in Chateau.
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