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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
3
The piece argues against harshly ridiculing gardeners who use kneeling pads praising practical tools for comfort. It invokes Abraham Lincoln to suggest ease and efficiency can coexist with hard work, challenging the editorial tone that equates virtue with discomfort.
The article argues New York State lawmakers and Governor Al Smith have repudiated federal prohibition enforcement by repealing the state act. It contends the repeal does not alter the national Volstead Act and criticizes Smith for politicizing liquor policy. The piece mocks Smith’s presidential prospects and warns of a broader shift in party dynamics.
The agreement offers freed prisoners berths in the Chinese army while the bandits gain a path to service. The question arises whether China would enlist bandits as soldiers or convert the army into a bandit corps.
Kilbane, former featherweight champion, says Criqui beat him with a lunch that proved too much, and he is glad to pass the title to a clean fighter and real man, showing good sportsmanship.
A Los Angeles man announced a $50 000 dog only hotel with beds sun porches and liveried staff. The piece questions the worth of such pampering while many children lack basic needs, arguing it reflects warped values and a misplaced use of wealth.
The United States Steel head Judge Gary praised Christian principles in business yet opposed reducing the twelve hour day. He argued higher costs and more workers would follow, while his own holdings would gain less. The piece condemns hypocrisy and contrasts faith with labor practices.
Notice of foreclosure sale in Teton County Montana. The property is the SW quarter of Section 23, Township 22N, Range 3W. Auction date set for June 8, 1923 at 2 PM at the Court House front door in Chateau. Attorneys Cole and Packer listed. First publication May 17, last June 7.
Wells-Dickey Company files foreclosure against Alexander Lemmon Mary Lemmon Floweree Sheep and Horse Co The First National Bank of Fairfield and Teton County set to sell by sheriff on June 8 for cash the SWN E¼ of 19 21N 3W and S4ANW4 and N448SW of Section 19 Township 21 N Range 3 W MT including all appurtenances in Teton County date of notice May 10 MADDOX CHURCH attorneys Great Falls Montana
The case lists State Bond & Mortgage Company as plaintiff against John C Rosser Marie Rosser A F Mc Cabe Carlotta Savage A O Kra mer and O B Katz as defendants. The described property is the Southwest Quarter of Section One Township Twenty One North Range Six West Montana Meridian containing 160 acres more or less. The sale is ordered to satisfy a cash judgment and is to be conducted under the sheriff at Chateau in Teton County Montana with the notice running from May 17 to June 7.
Administrator Timothy Cook names all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at T H Pridham, Rooms 19 20 Larson Building Chateau Montana, the estate’s business office. Date May 12 1923. T H Pridham attorney for administrator.
The Tower-Morgan Company sues J. P. Weber and Mrs. J. P. Weber for $89.63 for goods and services. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days or risk default judgment.
Plaintiff seeks payment of services and labor provided to defendants with 8 percent interest from May 19 1920 plus costs. Verified complaint referenced. Clerk Blanche M Jacobson records the filing date May 22 1923 and attorney Geo W Magee of Chateau Montana. First publication May 24, last June 14.
Alva H. McGinnis of Chateau Montana filed notice of intent to prove up a homestead claim of land in the NW 1/4 of section 21 township 23 north range 7 west Montana meridian. The hearing before the U S Land Office in Great Falls is set for June 19 1923 with witnesses Oral G Meadows Hugo E Horst James Burch and John Hentges all of Chateau Montana. First publication May 17 last June 14.
The advertisement states catarrh worsens in run down condition and that Hall’s Catarrh Medicine acts as a tonic purifying blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces. Circulars are free from F B Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Mrs. W. Grills of Great Falls Montana testifies that backache and constant headaches faded after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports frequent urination stopped and restful sleep returned. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Moburn Co. Buffalo NY.
An old belief linked the seat of the soul to the stomach. The note praises Cham berlain's Tablets as a prompt remedy for stomach troubles, claiming they strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. A trial is urged with a price of a quarter.
Alice Lucile Bell files a suit against George Herbert Bell asking the court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony and grant further proper relief as the District Court seals this action on May 25 in the year 1900.
Court clerk Blanche M Jacobson seals the record for George Correy IR. Chateau Montana. First publication May 31 and final June 21. Attorney for Plaintiff listed.
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana offers to redeem Court House Bonds numbered 13 to 40 issued July 1 1905 at 1000 each. Bonds mature July 1 1925 and are redeemable July 1 1920 or any interest date after. Dated May 31 1923 at Choteau. First pub May 31 last June 28.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County Monarch Lumber Company sues Henry Kind. Sheriff to sell at public auction on June 22 1923 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Chateau Teton County Montana the defendant’s interest in a house 14 by 26 by 12 on lots 13 14 15 block 17 Original Fairfield Townsite. Sale notice dated May 29 1923.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York recommends Chamberlains Tablets, saying she and her husband use them for five years. She notes they relieve heavy after meals dullness and indigestion and even help with constipation when used as directed.
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