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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1943
Page
2
The piece argues that free open discussion must not be stifled by fear or wartime urgency. It notes how pressure groups seek to suppress controversy and cites Drew Pearson’s tale of a radio executive who refused a controversial program. It warns that journalism, pulpit, and platform carry civic responsibility to keep discourse open.
Postmaster general explains delays in mail to service members due to urgent arms and rations shipments. Convoy rules require slowest ship pace, censorship by military authorities, ship sinkings causing lost mail, and V mail prioritized and sometimes airlifted. Volume remains high though complaints are fewer than in World War I.
The piece argues President Roosevelt was right to bomb Rome as part of war, while condemning civilian harm and praising advance planning to spare art and historic sites. It contrasts Allied action with Nazi ruthless tactics and notes Rome’s bomb was a difficult, ethical choice.
A historical reflection notes Rome’s political power and religious shifts from ancient to modern times. It rejects dictators using religion for conquest, asserts Americans’ respect for the Church and Vatican, and upholds the right to resist tyranny hiding behind faith. It cites Jefferson on inalienable rights.
Washington July 17 Senator Jas S Murray of Montana says Montana tops states in complete post war REA plans for farm home service. He cites Northern and Eastern Montana as focus areas with coops Sun River Big Flat Sheridan County Northern Electric Valley County Circle and other cooperatives, noting self liquidating projects will improve rural life with low rates and widespread electricity for cooking heating and farm chores.
The article envisions a near future where electricity will be used economically for many farm power tasks. It highlights how farm operations could benefit from electrical efficiency and convenience as a standard practice.
July 10 to July 17 notices cover patents transfers to Lucy McNeal Jas L Collins Elizabeth Gillan and Helen Collins State of Montana to Mathilda Rolland 2320 warranty deeds Teton Land Co to Harry DeZort to towns of Dutton and other transfers Kathleen Hannan to Peggy Han nan and various oil and gas lease actions including The Texas Company assignments and final accounting in estates plus quit claim deeds and contract for deed involving multiple parties.
Court in Teton County Montana issues notice to creditors and all claimants against Gertrude Altermatt deceased. O B Katz as administrator with will annexed directs claims be filed within four months after first publication. Publication dates July 22 and August 12, 1943.
United States Interior Department General Land Office District Land Office Great Falls Montana announces a public sale of an isolated land tract under section 2455 R S. The sale is set for August 18 at 10:00 a m local time. The parcel NE%SW% Sec 14 T25N R1E P M Montana is offered at not less than $3.00 per acre.
Mrs Beck and others visited family and friends in Great Falls and Chateau on weekends and midweek. Names include Beck Toenyes Wittke Asmus Schaefer Lehnert Paulus, Young, Primus Shannon Homberg Tretton Sollid Timmerman Hagen and Schultz with various relatives attending visits, dinners, and suppers.
Teton County expects 75,000 acres of winter wheat to yield about 25 bushels per acre per S. M. Halvorson county extension summary. Spring wheat is on 60,000 acres with other crops including potatoes 650 acres flax 3,500 sugar beets 734 oats 16,500 peas 9,300 mustard 3,000 and barley 20,000. Grasshopper activity is reported very low.
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Public sale bid for land Serial No 084555 set for August 18 1943 requires highest bidder to pay immediately. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time and contiguous landowners must assert preference rights within 30 days. Government official THOS F CORBALLY Register notes publication from July 15 to August 12.
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