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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
3
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana this paper is entered in the post office as second class matter Subscription One year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months countries including Canada two dollars fifty cents per year Payable in advance.
The piece argues for honest criticism and freedom of speech toward Roosevelt measures while warning against political manipulation. It cites debt from World War I and New Deal relief programs, urging balanced scrutiny of public works spending and budget considerations.
The text explains cooperation as foundational to organized society from Neolithic groups to modern agricultural cooperatives. It argues collective effort protects individuals from dangers, preserves farmers financially, and contrasts disorganized agriculture with organized cooperation.
The text describes farmers facing price pressure as buyers dictate terms, leading to dropped prices, chaotic markets, and growing mortgages. Cooperatives aim to build a sound foundation for the future by restoring bargaining power, securing fair and profitable prices, and developing a stable, permanent market.
The article warns that emergency relief legislation expands government reach into business and agriculture while creating a vast, tax-exempt class of public servants. It cautions that these powers may become permanent burdens and urges vigilance to curb future government expansion.
On Monday July 24 pioneer day was observed with a program at 11, lunch at noon, races for all ages with cash prizes at 1 30, a children's dance at 3, a ball game at 4 30 and a big evening dance. A Relief Society booth sold refreshments despite heat and many enjoyed it. Edwin Bingham left for Warhead Monday with companions.
The annual picnic and 76th birthday celebration for W. D. Jones, a longtime Teton County commissioner, drew about 200 guests Sunday at his Dupuyer creek ranch west of town. Attendees included Mrs. F. M. Bentall of Portland and many Chateau residents and friends from Fairfield and nearby communities.
Mr and Mrs Earles and guests from Kentucky and Mr and Mrs Larson visiting Glacier Park enjoyed a few days in the Pendroy area. Chatinqua tickets were sold at Larson and Cornett stores. A late turnout attended the Sunday picnic at W D Jones place on Dupuyer Creek. Pat Campbells moved into the Silvius residence.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Sorenson s home with next gathering planned at Miss Ethel Reid s on August 17. 4 H Club members met at Winona and Rachel Gitchel s home. demonstrations included dressing a chicken. About 65 attendees plus visiting girls joined a recreational party. This week the clubs camp in Teton canyon with 19 girls and chaperones Mr and Mrs Talbert supervising a mountain program.
A hatchment is defined as the armorial bearings of a deceased person blazoned to indicate rank sex and condition, usually shown on a lozenge-shaped panel placed on the house hearse tomb or church.
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