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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
2
The notice states the paper is published weekly on Thursdays in Choteau Montana and filed as second class matter. It lists subscription at $2.00 per year in advance and $2.50 for foreign countries excluding Canada.
The piece argues Congress overrode Hoover’s veto to extend adjusted compensation loan access to World War I veterans. It voices support for aid to needy vets while cautioning against abuse by those not in need and questions the broader financing of war and postwar policy. It cites Mellon and Carter Glass and contends relief should prioritize those most in need.
Opinion forms emerge on a May 5 special election for proposed gasoline debentures to fund highway construction. The plan would extend the five cent per gallon tax for ten years and issue 1.5 million dollars of debentures annually for four years to match federal highway funds.
Newspapers across Montana broadly back issuing 6 million dollars in debentures to fund a modern highway program. Advocates include the State Automobile Association and the State Highway Commission. The plan promises to spur employment, improve recreation and boost natural resource returns while gasoline tax receipts help cover the bill.
A Burt Wells column riffs on unemployment and social mores. It mocks wage struggle, political contempt, and cultural shifts through wry proverbs and stray headlines. The piece blends humor with critique of radio, phonographs, prohibition, and public folly.
Social events fill the week with bridge luncheon prizes won by Mrs Seufert and Mrs Gutshall. Church services start March 9. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Swanson hosting guests and trips to Great Falls and Minneapolis. Wheat recipes and Home Demonstration clubs meet. Union farmers gather at Choteau.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller spent Sunday at Garnet McDonald ranch. The Coburns searched Augusta for a new home while Earles completed a shingling bee. Great Falls trips included ace game attendance and a visit by Ethel and Mrs. Germaine. Church services set for next Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Loney hosted a bridge luncheon with prize winners Ashworth and Davis.
Following a presidential veto override in Washington last Friday, World War II veterans holding adjusted compensation certificates may borrow up to 50 percent of the face value. The prior loan limit was 22 percent. Interest drops from 6 percent to 4 percent per year, compounded semi annually, impacting about 3,400,000 certificate holders.
Fat loss claim for Kruschen Salts with mineral salts to improve organ function. Morning dose in hot water, dietary cautions, and a 4 week, 85 cent bottle offer. Promises energy, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and youthful feeling if results fail.
A Washington statement describes veteran loan options ranging from a few cents to 750 dollars. Borrowers may apply in person or by mail to one of 54 regional offices, with specific steps for those who have or have not yet received loans. Fort Harrison hosts a regional office.
Reverend Chas E Auger of Spokane Washington testifies to Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills restoring his health after weakness indigestion and weight loss. He reports regained strength appetite and eight pound gain and credits the remedy. Sold by Chateau Drag Co.
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