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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
The snippet lists ownership by JOURDONNAIS as Owner and Publisher and notes publication every Thursday in Montana. It mentions postal entry as second class and a yearly prepaid rate of 82 dollars.
Shelby attorney Jesse G. Henderson announces Democratic primary candidacy for judge to succeed John J. Greene. Born in Minnesota in 1880 and a 1906 Minnesota Law School graduate, he practiced in Minnesota and Illinois before moving to Montana 28 years ago. He has lived in Shelby 15 years and helped lead Teton county division efforts.
Mr. Henderson is the county attorney of Toole county elected to the office three times. He sits on the Shelby schools board of trustees and in 1927 led the Lions club of Shelby as president.
Washington reports Montana State College at Bozeman will receive 8535 dollars under a bill recently passed by the house. The action follows a request by Acting President F B Linfield and pertains to a 1923 to 1927 program training veterans as vocational students. The comptroller general had previously disallowed the bill, requiring congressional act for payment.
The piece notes no single founder for television but cites scientists working toward the idea as far back as 1906. It highlights the developmental timeline and lack of a definitive origin record for television.
An alias summons is issued in the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District inviting the defendant to answer a petition. The notice indicates the court, case flow, and deadlines for response as required by law.
The Occidental Life Insurance Company sues John P. Anderson The Gilman State Bank Teton County Montana Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis and War Finance Corporation seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on 160 acres in NW 1/4 Sec 3 Twp 21N R5W. The note totals 1000 plus interest taxes attorney fees and costs with sale to satisfy the claim. First pub June 7 1928.
The undersigned Floyd Perusse applies to the Teton County Treasurer for a tax deed to Lot 24, Block 21, Original Townsite of Power, Montana. Amount due 447.63 dollars as of May 28, 1928. First publication May 31, final June 7.
Otto Wagnild treasurer of Teton County Montana announces call for payment of 100000 dollar bonds on July 1 1928 with issue date 1913 due 1938 and interest ceasing after July 1 1928 dated Chateau Montana July 19 1928 first pub May 24 last May 31
Court in Choteau Montana orders heirs and next of kin to appear on June 22 1928 at 10 AM to show why guardian John W Hall should not be granted an order to sell the real estate of Jennie Gibson an insane person. Publication in Choteau Acantha for three weeks starting May 24 1928.
Stockholders of Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co are notified that on May 17 1928 the board ordered a 12.50 per share assessment payable by June 25 1928 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after June 25 1928 will be delinquent and advertised for public sale.
Delinquent assessment with costs will be sold July 21, 1928 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the Post Office in Farmington Montana to satisfy the amount due plus advertising and sale expenses. Dated Farmington Montana May 22 1928. For the Farmers' Cooperative Canal Company secretary treasurer Forseth.
The sheriff announces a public auction on June 30, 1928 at 2 PM at the court house front door in Chateau Teton County Montana to sell the south half of the northwest quarter and other described parcels in sections 26 and 27 township 27 north range 4 west Montana meridian. Plaintiffs attorney is R. M. Hattersley of Conrad Montana. Whirst publication begins June 7 and ends June 28.
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