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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana it is entered in the post office as second class matter Subscription rates are one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents and three months seventy five cents Foreign countries including Canada two fifty per year Payable in advance.
The article notes Amelia Earhart Putnam completing a solo Atlantic flight in about 15 hours covering 2000 miles, a time surpassing Lindbergh's. It discusses admiration and the risk of solo aviation, drawing comparisons to Lindbergh and highlighting aviation progress since 1927.
The American Legion will Mail a free thirty two page booklet to 1932 members with current cards and dues by July 10. Post Commander C L Passmore says the plain language guide covers all federal and state war veteran laws and provides claims guidance. It explains how to start claims, what forms to file, and how to use discharge papers and physician statements. The booklet is limited to Legion members and cannot be bought.
T L Gap and several families visited the Baker guest ranch hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Baker and hosted others at a recent Sunday gathering. Great Falls visitors, Smith family, joined Frasier, Myers, Waterman, and Billings families for dinner and a pleasant afternoon. A Sunday school picnic on the river is planned for next Sunday.
Bret H. Read declares Republican bid for Teton County sheriff in the July 19 1932 primary. He asks for support and signs the notice.
Blanche M. Jacobson announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court. She states the primary is on July 19 and vows to perform duties economically, faithfully and impartially if nominated and elected.
Henry Ness announces Republican bid for county treasurer subject to primary voters on July 19. He pledges faithful and efficient service if elected and asks for support from the electorate.
A statement from Elmer C Smith seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the upcoming primary on July 19. He asserts experience qualifies him to perform the duties capably.
A Democratic candidate declares for the office of sheriff subject to the voters at the July 19 1932 primary. He cites experience to promise an efficient and economical administration.
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. He pledges to pursue a progressive program and efficient service in the schools if elected.
Mrs James Eckford announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. She states she will pursue an economical faithful administration if nominated and elected, subject to the will of the voters at the July 19 primary.
Earl Zimmerman announces his candidacy for sheriff in the upcoming primaries on July 19. He vows to perform the office’s duties economically and efficiently if nominated and elected.
J B Olson announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to primary voters. He asks for support and pledges faithful service and fair treatment if elected.
Harrison Craig declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He asks party voters for support at the primary and pledges to perform duties by law in the best interests of taxpayers and the general public.
Neon gas emits a brilliant fiery red glow when an electric current passes through it in a near vacuum. The description notes its property as a luminous gas and its behavior under electrical excitation.
Mrs Loren Rowley and children travel to Utah to visit relatives while a Friday night wedding dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Clinton Mortensen draws a large crowd. Guests share lunch and gifts as social events unfold with neighbors and friends visiting, outings, and games noted.
Jas Coghill and son Reo traveled to Great Falls on business. Local families visited, dances held, and 4 H Club activity noted as Clara Alzheimer was elected president with officers appointed for the Wide Awake group. Memorial day gatherings occurred around Chateau and Hull.
A weight loss advertisement claims Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning helps fat people shed fat in three weeks. It promises increased energy clearer skin and a younger feeling body while urging avoidance of fatty foods and pastries. The Chateau Drug Co promotes the product as safe and economical lasting four weeks.
Lockhert and Mildred Bagquet report a meeting followed by a recreation party led by Mr. Clark son. Mr. Clarkson delivered an engaging talk on clubs and home gardening with broad participant interest.
The National Institute of Health argues that whether water is a food depends on its definition. If food is anything nourishing, water is not a food. if food is an element necessary for life, water counts as a food.
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