Local weekly Choeea paper details and rates
RB L Jourdonnais owner and publisher notes the weekly publication schedule in Choeea Montana. The paper is entered at the post office as second class matter with a subscription rate of 2 per year in advance.
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Cho @eea
Montana
County library plan praised for rural access and cost
The Acantha backs a proposed county library as a low cost way to give rural residents access to books and information. It notes nine counties already succeed with central and branch libraries, book trucks, and telecommunication access, citing Andrew Carnegie on education as core to national strength.
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Acantha
Teton
Andrew Carnegie
I am the Public Library of Davenport
I am the storehouse of knowledge and opportunity for the people a free institution for the public to enjoy and profit from. I offer fiction poetry philosophy biography business trade science and more with courteous staff to help you use me for mental recreation and learning.
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Davyenport Public Library
His Prayer and the Radio Sign Off
A brief vignette notes a child praying at his bedside and finishing with a sign off line about radio work. The piece contrasts wireless and prayer and ends with Jimmy Jones promising to be on the air again tomorrow night at seven thirty.
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Jimmy Jones
Hill Billy Philosopher to Ap pear at Chautauqua
Granville Jones, known as the Hill Billy Philosopher, brings his lecture The Philosophy of a Hill Billy to Chautauqua. His seventy year arc on stage blends Lincoln Henry and Clay traits with Ozark roots and humor.
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Hill-Billy
Chautauqua
Abraham Lincoln
Patrick Henry
Henry Clay
Granville Jones
Mr. Jones
Lincoln
Rhode Island
Arkansas
Ozarks
Frank L. Loveland
Calvalier
Sunday Visitors Reported Around Local Homes
Emil Durr traveled into town through the mud last Saturday. Rena Lamond spent a Sunday visiting the Ward ranch. Mr and Mrs Ed Fearon were Sunday callers at the Grey home.
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Emil Durr
Rena Lamond
Ward Ranch
Ed Fearon
Grey Home
Life’s Friendships and the Rough Edges of Kindness
A reflective quote about friendships and imperfections. It urges accepting people as they are and investing effort into shaping friendship rather than demanding flawless mates. The author emphasizes enduring rough places and sharp edges to cultivate genuine bonds.
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Montana District Court
Sheriff announces sale of multiple foreclosed real estate parcels in Teton County Montana. The action, titled Occidental Life Insurance Co. vs Anderson et al, seeks mortgage foreclosure on 160 acres NW 3 21N 5W and related properties. Sale set for 2 PM June 30 1928 at the Chateau courthouse with highest cash bid.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Occidental Life Insurance Company of
Los Angeles
California
John P. Anderson
Gilman State Bank
Teton County
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
War Finance Corporation
Range Five
Montana Meridian
District Court
State of Montana
County of Teton
M. Owens
Fred W. Schatz
Ella B. Schatz
Overly Land and Mortgage Company
Overly
North Dakota
Thomas W. Connole
T. W. Connole
Morgan M. Connole
George Connole
H. P. White
White
June T. Guthrie
Joseph Crawford
Mary Haber
L. F. Rutherford
Rutherford
T. O. Withee
E. F. Erwin
W. R. Lee
H. H. Drake
Chas. O’hare
O'Hare
A. R. Thompson
Lilly Thompson
Robert J. Kelly
Ruth Kelly
Chateau
Choteau
A. D
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Great Falls Montana
The notice states a mortgage foreclosure action for $1000 plus interest, taxes, fees, and costs, seeking sale of the premises to satisfy the debt. It is dated May 1, 1928, and filed in Great Falls with Blanche M. Jacobson as Clerk and Cooper Stephenson Hoover attorneys for the plaintiff. First publication June 7, last June 28.
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A. D
Blanche M. Jacobson
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Rob T. O. Kerr
Great Falls
Montana
Belleview Dance Promises Fun at Ear Mountain Event
Ear Mountain breezes bring a Belleview Matrons club dance on June 30 with lunch for ladies. Belleview residents and guests enjoy updates from the community including visits to Lackey and Salmond ranches, and remarks on recent rain easing concerns.
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Belleview
Roy Lackey Ranch
Charlie LaRance
Vincent Ward
Grey Ranch
Frank Salmond
Lackey's
Mary Buerman
Lewis
Salmond Ranch
Clearman
Leslie Burns
Chateau
J. C. Salmond
Sidney Snyder
Frazier Ranch
Walter Streeter
Birch Creek
Roy Lackey
Mr. Coons
Choteau Satur
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