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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
2
The notice states the newspaper is published each Thursday in Choteau Montana and entered as second class matter at the post office. Subscription rates are one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months seventy five cents. Foreign country subscriptions including Canada are two dollars fifty cents per year. Payment is in advance.
A Teton county farmers picnic hearer quotes Mr. A. W. Ricker editor of the Farmers Union Herald. The piece notes that while some points were timely and informative other arguments were extremist half truths. It critiques his views on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation railroads and bondholders.
Local residents report visits with friends and relatives from Helena to Choteau and Shelby. The Pendroy 4-H club organized with officers named, and upcoming meetings urged for weekly work. Families plan fishing trips and sightseeing while guests travel from California and Minneapolis.
Mr and Mrs J Wilson Moore and Mr and Mrs Leo Howell returned from Idaho where they attended the funeral of Mr Howell s mother. Emerson Rowley hauls wood from the mountains, two or three trips daily. Mrs Loren Rowley and visitors arrived from Salt Lake City. Dell Green Reid Swenson spent Sunday at Birch creek fishing and sightseeing around the dam. Leo Broadhead and family returned from Gunnison Utah. Local boys played Agawam in a close game with Agawam leading. Emerson Rowley unveiled a new Ford car Monday.
On and after July 1 1932 all outstanding cream checks issued by J R Conner will be paid at the Farmington store J B Conner.
The article notes castor oil was known to ancient Egyptians and used around 200 BCE as a medicinal remedy. It highlights early recognition of castor oil in ancient medicine and its long historical use.
Elmer C Smith announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the upcoming primary election on July 19. He states his experience qualifies him to perform the duties capably and asks for support.
A candidate announces in this OCR excerpt for sheriff, pledging an experienced, economical administration and submitting to voters at the July 19, 1932 primaries.
A Republican candidate announces their run for county superintendent of schools at the July 19 primary. The statement pledges economical efficient and impartial performance if elected.
A candidate announces his run for the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. He pledges to pursue a progressive program and to render efficient service to the schools if elected.
The notice records a claim hearing before Charles H. Ferris, U. S. oner, at Chateau Montana on August 8, 1932. Witnesses listed include Walter N. Edwards I. N. Caskey Fred H. Fernfeist and Marion A. Averill, all of Collins Montana. M D Nicholson, Register. First pub June 30 last July 28.
Kate Fincher died at Eureka on Memorial Day. Born April 14 1856 in Kewaskum Wisconsin she moved with her parents to Washington at 21 and later settled in Teton County. Survived by husband W H Fincher six children and one sister. Funeral held at Eureka Catholic church with most survivors present.
A candidate announces for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the District Court. Frances Rosengren pledges to perform duties to the best of her ability and asks for sincere support.
JESS W. DAVIS declares candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He pledges efficient service and economical office management if nominated and elected, noting he has served twice as deputy sheriff in the county.
The Republican George V Jackson declares his bid for Clerk of the District Court. He pledges to fulfill duties efficiently if nominated and elected.
Mrs James Eckford announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. She pledges an economical and faithful administration if nominated and elected, subject to the voters at the primary on July 19.
A Republican candidate announces seeking the nomination for County Assessor at the upcoming primary on July ise to reduce expenditures.
Geo A Carroll announces his bid for County Clerk and Recorder as a Republican. He pledges an efficient, courteous, economical administration if nominated and elected.
A candidate files to run on the Republican ticket for sheriff and asks for voter support at the primary. The statement promises faithful service and fair treatment if elected.
Mass times listed for upcoming Sunday and holiday week across Choteau Bynum Augusta and Wolf Creek with 11 9 11 and 8 30 o'clock starts. Vacation religious schools in Choteau and Augusta will continue through next week under Rev. J. F. Schulte.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity services posted. An 8:00 a m early celebration and 11:00 a m holy communion with a sermon by Rt. Rev. H. H. H. Fox S T D bishop coadjutor of the diocese. All are welcome. Lee H Young General Missionary.
Harrison Craig announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He asks the party voters for support at the primary and pledges to perform duties of the office according to law and the public interest if nominated and elected.
Fragmentary note reflects on how life can improve or worsen with the arrival of another person. the tone suggests a caution about external influence altering one's path.
W H Bill Wellenstein announces filing for Republican nomination for representative from Teton County to the Montana State Legislature. He vows faithful service to constituents and the state if nominated and elected, pending primary voters.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana June 27 1932 notice that Miles C Averill of Collins Montana holder of homestead entry serial 071587 for SW NEY Section 8 Township 25 N Range 3 W Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish land claim.
JT announces candidacy for county assessor urging support at the July 19 primary. If nominated and elected, Moye promises efficient and equitable administration of the office.
A candidate declares seeking the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer, subject to voter will at the primary election. The statement frames the campaign as contingent on primary results and party backing.
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