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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
Molly asks Aunt Emmy about Jim Sykes who received a 3008 dollar check from Mr. Parker for a building job. The check may be delayed by Parker's death and estate settlement, prompting cautions about promptly banking and indorsing checks to avoid losses and extra bookkeeping.
R B Clark president of the Bank of Tupelo Mississippi warns that a bank deposit guaranty bill is a dangerous snare that protects insolvent banks and harms prudent, solvent banks. He urges repeal citing past failures in other states and argues for tighter supervision and capital requirements. The bill was reported unfavorably.
Commerce Reports warn American investors to buy foreign securities only through reliable bankers. They note cases of securities advertised in American journals at 10 to 100 times the local market price and urge seeking advice from a regular banker to avoid unsafe speculation.
The writer ponders the fifty year arc from 1900 to 1925 assessing wars plagues crusades and social shifts. He questions whether humanity is better or worse off and whether a wise man would return to 1900 or stay in the current modern world as shown in Montreal Morning Herald coverage.
The article notes US patents extend across the continental US Alaska Hawaii the Virgin Islands Guam the Canal Zone with possible extension to Porto Rico and the Philippine islands after regulatory compliance. British patents cover the United Kingdom and Isle of Man. Colonies have their own systems and most civilized countries maintain patents except China with cross registration available.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for forest and field clerk with salaries $1680 to $1860, Alaska $2100 to $32400. Applications close June 21, 1926, with testing to follow for vacancies across the 11th district including Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
Notice states lands in Section 23 Township 26 North Range 6 West were sold for delinquent 1921 taxes to Teton County for 5562 dollars. It notes issuance of a Tax Sale Certificate and subsequent assignment to the county on February 2, 1926.
Farm Mortgage Corporation seeks tax deed on lands due 331.53 dollars for delinquent taxes 1922 1923 1925 with interest and costs. Redemption ends 80th day of June 1926. application for tax deed to Treasurer of Teton County on June 30 1926. G C Myers secretary. First pub May 27 last June 10.
In district court of Montana Montana to G E Petters plaintiff versus Helen Katherine Smith and Chouteau County defendants. The suit seeks to foreclose a mortgage dated August 9 1919 and transfered to Petters and Company then Henry Eastman and finally G E Petters. Property described as NW of SW and E half of SW and SE of NW and SE of Section 4 and 5 Township 23 North Range 2 East containing 320 acres more or less in Teton County with rights and appurtenances. Judgment by default if no answer within twenty days after service. First publication June 3, last June 24.
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District the administrator Bert I. Packer seeks an order to sell all real property of Effie Luinstra deceased. The court orders all interested parties to appear June 24 1926 at ten A M in Chateau Court House to show cause why the sale should not be granted. A full four week publication in Chateau Acantha is directed. Judge John J. Greene dated May 27 1926.
The State of Montana serves defendants Andrew Fisher Libby Yards Company Papil Aleshian in a nine Federal Reserve Bank district court case against Ketchejian Fisher Libby Yards Papil Aleshian. Plaintiff seeks to collect a 1920.75 note dated July 11 1922 and foreclose a July 12 1922 mortgage filed July 26 1922 in Teton County Montana. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment.
This court records mortgage actions on page 467 of the county records. Beal signs, T. B. Weir and Harry P. Bennett of Helena Montana serve as attorneys for the plaintiff. First publication June 8, last June 24, 1926.
Notice states that on January 27 1922 tax delinquent lands in Section 10 and Section 15 Township 26 N Range 4 W were sold to Teton County for 83 33, later assigned to Farm Mortgage Corporation for 517 24, with redemption rights and tax deed application per Montana law. land descriptions include East Half Southeast Quarter and East Half Northeast Quarter of those sections.
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