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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
4
The Che Choteau Acantha announces publication every Thursday in Cho teau Montana. It is entered at the post office as second class matter with a subscription rate of $2 per year in advance.
The piece argues the four week railway shopmen walkout strains transport and threatens Montana grain handling. It praises Governor Dixon for not deploying troops yet, urges civil authority first, and says state military force should be used only if law and order demand it.
Fairfield community hall hosts a dance Saturday evening July 29 featuring Straiton's five piece orchestra from Great Falls. Best of the season with admission one dollar and 10 cent war tax. IT Paid adv.
Announcement declares WM. REIQUAM's candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton County. He pledges a fair impartial administration and strict law enforcement if nominated and elected, and asks for voter support at the August primaries.
James Collins announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Teton County in the August primaries. He pledges a fair impartial administration and an economy program to reduce office expenses, asking voters for support.
Victor M. Steele announces his campaign for the Teton County assessor position, pledging efficiency and strict economy if nominated and elected, subject to voter will at the August primary.
County Superintendent of Schools candidate Edythe W. Saylor asks for Republican primaries support next August and expresses gratitude for cooperation during her administration. She pledges faithful work for Teton County schools if nominated and re-elected.
Notice to voters of Teton County announces Stanley R Foot as a candidate for county attorney pending Republican party approval at the August primaries. He pledges impartial administration of duties and enforcement of all laws to the best of his ability.
V. S. Connor announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton county subject to voters at the August 29 primaries. He pledges a fair impartial and economical administration if nominated and elected.
Statement from W. W. Peterson urging voter support in the Republican primaries on August 29, 1922. He calls for strict law enforcement and efficient, economical administration.
A Montana candidate from Teton County submits a nomination statement for the state legislature. If nominated and elected, they pledge to lower the state's tax burden and run an economical legislative session. The ballot will print the phrase after their name: an economical legislative session. Support is respectfully solicited.
Notice to the voters of Teton County regarding the state representative primary on August 29. A. Measgh er declares support for strict economy in legislation and tax burden equalization in Montana.
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