Weekly publication note for Choteau Montana paper
A line stating the paper is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana and entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Choteau
Montana
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
2
Foil the Summer Burglar and House Security Tips
A public safety note warns that summer is prime time for burglaries as homes sit unoccupied. It urges locking all doors and windows, securing valuables, suspending deliveries, and notifying police to watch empty properties. It emphasizes taking precautions before leaving home to deter theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Casualty and Surety Executives
Fourth Branch of Government
Bernard F Weadock discusses a hidden fourth branch of government the bureaucracy. He cites the 1300 administrative law transfers and 73 federal tribunals as entities exercising law making power beyond Congress and argues for reduced bureaucratic reach to protect democracy and constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. Weadock
Edisonectric Institute
American Bar Associaton
Congress
Resettlement Project Fairfield Builds Second House Group
Fairfield Times reports the resettlement project construction department has begun the second group of 20 houses under supervisor A. J. Johnson. The first group nears completion and a busy period is anticipated. no decision on a community hall will be made before July 1.
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Fairfield
Fairfied Times
A. J. Johnson
Touch
the Times
Johnson
Construction of new camp building begins in fiscal year
The construction department starts a new building at its camp on the railroad right of way for office use. It is planned to become a barn later when moved to a farm unit. Foreman D H Moulton and local carpenters work on the project with Howard Bolen as construction superintendent.
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D. H. Moulton
Howard Bolen
Chateau
Family gathering and picnics across communities
Mr and Mrs Alvin Vance from Canada visited Isaac Vance and family over the weekend. A Father’s Day picnic on the Muddy River featured a boys vs fathers baseball game with a 7–0 score. Several trips and visits span Idaho Utah Alberta Canada and Helena Fort Harrison with multiple family groups attending gatherings and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Vance
Canada
Gtenna Stott
Martin Schenk
Ina Rust
Idaho
Utah
Jensens
Leon Rowley
Reid Swenson
Roy Stott
Armida Hanbersy
G. O. Stott
Gerald Stott
Lyman Schenk
Frank George
Cardston
Alberta
Lowna Green
Dean
Floyd
Helena
Dell Green
Fort Harrison
Ona Jensen
Roy McKinnon
Phillips
LD. S
Forest Newman
Chateau
Baker Scott
Isac Vance
Beck H. D. Club Holds Tenth Meeting at Lehnert Home
The Beck H. D. Club met June 9 at Mrs. Joe Lehnert’s home with Mrs. Edith Toeck assisting. Roll call “Salad Hints” prompted discussion on material from the last demonstration. Arle Dederick outlined a picnic stunt. Dederick and Gusta Asmus to take part in baseball throw and races. Officers elected include President Mrs. Arle Dederick, Vice President Mrs. Marie Homberg, Secretary Mrs. Margaret Beck, Treasurer Mrs. Gusta Asmus, Leaders Mrs. Joe Lehnerz and Mrs. Joe Toeckes. Mrs. Bertha Toenges chosen installing officer for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck H. D. Club
Joe Lehnert
Edith Toeckes
Arle Dederick
Gusta Asmus
Marie Homberg
Margaret Beck
Joe Lehnerz
Joe Toeckes
Bertha Toenges
What Makes a Successful 4 H Club
County Agent Fred Willson outlines fifteen factors for strong 4 H clubs. Key elements include parental and leader cooperation, careful member selection, written work plans, regular meeting programs, consistent attendance, clear goals, member responsibility, record-keeping support, social activities, observation tours, publicity, parliamentary procedure, program alignment with extension goals, county 4 H event participation, and minimizing gaps between projects and reorganization.
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Fred. Willson
Community News Roundup From Beck Area
Mrs Mathilda Berndt returned from Deaconess hospital Great Falls to her daughter and son in law Al Nelsons home. Several local residents visited friends and relatives in Great Falls Chateau and Essex are mentioned along with 4 H club and F F A youths plans and trips. Families including Berndt Nelson Headington and Asmus are noted with travel visits and picnic attendances in the region.
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Mathilda Berndt
Great Falls
al Nelson
Celia Johnson
A. E. Beck
Eileen
Arwin Beck
Chas. Johnson
Celia
Chas Jr
Schaefer
Farmers Union
Chateau
al Berndt
E. Johnson
Sunay
Janice Diedrickson
Decorah
Chum Nelson
St. Paul Minn
George Headington
Mickey Schaefer
Harold Gamradt
F. F. A. Boys of
Essex
Willard Asmus
Near Conrad
Wm. Asmus
Erickson files notice of damages over fall in city streets
John E. Erickson former U S senator and Montana governor states he was injured April 9 by a fall at Fuller and Lawrence avenues. He claims city officers were negligent and mismanaged. He asks for damages but specifies no amount. The notice was sent to City Attorney John W. Mahan for action.
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Fuller and
Lawrence Avenues
John E. Erickson
U. S
Montana
Victor N. Kessler
Erickson
John W. Mahan
Du Lot 4H Club Elects Vice President at June Meeting
The Power 4 H Du Lot Breakfast club held its second meeting June 10 at the leader’s home. Jeanette Seibermaller was elected vice-president to fill Avis Bunch’s vacancy. A July 1 meeting was planned to avoid conflicts with the vacation school starting June 14. Two girls were appointed to demonstrate on dried freite. Jacqueline Perusse, Reporter.
Notice of Sale of Delinquent Taxes in Teton County
The Montana county treasurer announces a complete delinquent tax list for the second installment of 1936, with amounts due against each name. If taxes costs and percentages are not paid, real property on which taxes are a lien will be sold at public auction on Monday July 12 1937 in front of the County Treasurer's office at the Court House Chateau Montana.
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Teton
Said
Notice to Creditors Estate of Jane Evans
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Jane Evans also known as Jennie Evans deceased. Administrator with the will annexed N W Edwards requests exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication to Bert I Packer attorney in Chateau Montana. First pub June 10 1937.
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Jane Evans
Jennie Evans
Bert I. Packer
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
N. W. Edwards
Notice for publication of three year proof lands
Gordon H. Tryon of Chateau Montana has filed intention to make three year proof to establish claim to stockraising home stead land in Lot 1 Sec 31 Lot 8 and 8 percent Sec 27 T25N R8W P M. Witnesses I F Allum Howard Allum Gale Ballard Claude Resser all of Chateau Montana. Public notice dated June 7 1937 and with appearance July 20 1937 before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Gordon H. Tryon
Chateau
Township
Prin
Montana Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
I. F. Allum
Howard Allum
Gale Ballard
Claude Resser
Choteau
Thos. F. Corbally
Register
Notice of Registration of Electors in Teton County
The county clerk invites all qualified electors of Teton County Montana to register anew for future elections. A qualified elector must be 21 or older a US citizen a Montana resident for at least one year and a precinct resident for 30 days. Registration can be done at the County Clerk’s office or with a deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace. First publication June 3 last June 24.
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Teton
Montana
Twenty-fifth Legislative Assembly
United States
Court House
Chateau
Hie
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