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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
6
The notice states subscription costs at 2.00 dollars per year in advance, with a higher rate of 2.50 dollars per year for foreign countries outside Canada.
A General Foods study shows one quarter of U.S. spending goes to food products. With U.S. income near 80 billion dollars, about 21 billion funds dining tables and three billion more for on premises consumption. The food business is stated as the largest and oldest industry, moving toward mass production similar to autos and textiles. One major company supplies the table with over 40 popular food products.
A county examining board awarded diplomas to 128 Te ton eighth graders with 67 taking the state exam. Four Bynum pupils earned perfect arithmetic scores, Wanda Moss, Leah Stott, Wilma Allred, and Elmer Pearson, as listed among those passed by districts Chateau Power and Dutton schools.
Readable fragments list Taylor, Guy Upman, Ross Loney, and Lau rie Loney as individuals named in a brief notice. Source text presents multiple personal names without context or actions.
Earl Zimmerman and family plus guests picnicked in Sun River Canyon last Thursday. The girls canning club elected Ella Thompson president Pearl Jackson vice president Florence Bush secretary treasurer and Janet Carson reporter Blossom Dale will assist. A program committee was named and a constitution adopted. Paul Mathis is summer fallowing land southeast of Bole. The Woman's Club met at Mrs G B Zeigler's and plans a June 26 meeting at Mrs Earl Jackson's. Mrs Stoffler and Florence visited Gibson dam. Haying is under way at the Price ranch. Mrs Mary Jackson mourns her brother Donaldson of Ewing Nebraska and a granddaughter died of heart failure. Louis Jackson may travel to Ewing to settle the estate. Mr and Mrs N E Norman of Lavina move to Grenora North Dakota to manage a farmers' elevator leaving their Lavina ranch. The Normans previously lived in Bole during the year Mr Norman owned the general store.
Maggie Bannatyne executrix announces claims against the estate of Charles Bannatyne must be filed within ten months of first publication. Claims with vouchers shown to Maddox & Church at 3207 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. Dated May 23 1930.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stranwold visited Tuesday with Mrs. Elmer Phillips on family matters. Mr. Ashworth and Mr. Folsom sold two McCormick-Deering separators in this vicinity Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick and son visited Mrs. Elsie Jones Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Don Shields Winona and Kenneth Roberts and Bonnie June Shields drove to Browning and returned Tuesday afternoon. Wm. Thomas called on S. D. Jones Friday.
Gor Den Boer and son drove to Pendrey on Friday. Robert Sheppard plowed land for Henry Lucker. Margy Roberts phoned Lyla Jones on Friday. A G Roberts dressed and shipped a real calf to Great Falls. The Thomases fished 60 fish on Sheep Creek. Elmer Phillips and Margy Roberts and family drove to Chateau Saturday. Mrs A G Passmore and children with the Gitchels visited Farmington on Wednesday.
To the electors of Teton county I have filed my petition for nomination on the republican ticket for county assessor If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to discharge the duties of that office in an efficient courteous manner
A Teton County voter notice announces that the candidate has filed for the office of county superintendent of schools on the Democratic ticket and is subject to primary results on July 15.
A candidate declares seeking re election as coroner of Teton county. The announcement emphasizes experience and commitment to public service in the coroner's office.
Chas H Connor declares candidacy on the Republican ticket subject to primaries promising prompt and faithful service if nominated and elected for county office.
A filing from Charles G Roberts announces his candidacy for Teton County coroner on the Republican ticket. He pledges to provide the best possible service if nominated and elected. The notice lists a $1 fee.
George A. Carroll declares his bid for County Clerk and Recorder in Teton County on the Republican ticket. He pledges efficient courteous and economical service if nominated and elected.
The statement announces Jesse W. Davis as a candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the July 15 primaries. It notes his intent to run and his alignment with the party and election timing.
J. L. Collins declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in Teton County. He states he will seek reelection if nominated and vows to maintain efficient, economical office administration at the primaries on July 15.
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