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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
2
Kk L Jourdonnais owner and publisher advertises weekly paper based in Choteau Montana. Subscription prices listed include one year two dollars six months one twenty five dollars for foreign Canada two fifty per year with payment details noted.
The act aims to curb wash selling pool operations rumor spread and private trading by brokers with a 60 percent margin requirement. It imposes heavy penalties, requires corporations with listed stocks to disclose extensive data, and faces opposition led by Richard Whitney of the New York Stock Exchange. Supporters are few including some Senate members. President Roosevelt offers cautious support while Samuel Untermeyer criticizes impractical extremes. Auto, chemical, steel sectors show growth as CWA discontinuance looms over employment and business sentiment remains hopeful.
Reports from motor centers show a stubborn upward curve in business with unfilled orders for trucks and cars rising. Ford and General Motors are highlighted as leaders in this spectacular recovery.
The February 1934 Red Cross report by Miss Margaret Nagle lists 19 families helped and 56 children aided, with extensive office calls, home visits, and material distributions. It records 103 used garments and 10 used shoes given, 1 yard of yard goods and 3 yards distributed, plus 10 new garments and 19 garments in distribution. Production work supplied 10 garments, 90 hours by the chapter and helpers, and 10 blankets handed out valued at 15 dollars. total chapter spending 43.15 dollars. Donors include Halvor Daley, Mrs. Beaupre, Mrs. Cora Cohoe, Jos. Hirshberg & Co. and others.
Mass will be said Sunday March 11 in Bynum at 9 and in Choteau at 11. Power holds 9 and Dutton 11 with communion in Bynum and Power. Lenten services in Choteau Sunday Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 with Way of the Cross and Benediction. Rosary sermon and Benediction Wednesday. Dutton hosts Lenten Devotions next Sunday at 7 30 with Way of the Cross and Benediction.
Schedule lists Litany and Meditation at 7 30 p m Holy communion at 8 00 a m Morning prayer study at 10 00 a m Holy communion sermon at 11 00 a m Lent calls us to follow the Lord in prayer study fasting and devotion May God grant you a joyful Easter pilgrimage Lee H Young
Family of Peter Weyer thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during illness death and burial of wife and mother. Also notes Gladys Hane, Power, teacher, visited Chateau business on Saturday.
Carl F. Carlson rushed to Alexandria Minnesota after learning his mother's serious illness. He departed the same night as the Fairfield Times reported.
Agawam reports no Sunday school due to the superintendent’s absence. Gospel meetings were held at John Gemar’s home and at the Agawam depot with good attendance. Oliver and Chamberlain left for Great Falls to conduct meetings. Miss Kreugher and Miss Loabs returned from visiting a friend in the hospital there. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Zear drew many gifts including a rolling pin. Snapshots available via Rexall orders. Local visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young of Claude. Mrs. Morris Mancoronel and her sister returned from Kalispell. Milwaukee railroad swapped in a temporary steel coach pending a new combined passenger and baggage car. George Holbrook's regular activities noted.
A brief item notes the Harris brothers arrived in Sugar City in due time and are now home again after a trip to Great Falls. Several local residents, including Mrs. Bud Mortensen and Mrs. Ed Hansen with their children, moved to Dillon where their husbands had been stationed for six weeks.
Premium Center Freddie Swenson covers county subscriptions for the Montana Farmer issuing cartoons and cover pictures. Farmers discuss finances, repairs, and county work with tax receipts aiding projects. Community notes praise local efforts, swimming pool work in Chateau, Lions Club hall subscription idea, and Spokane loan committee actions.
In the Ninth District Court Teton County Montana the administrator EB J Hirshberg petitions for an order of sale of all estate property. A show cause hearing is set for March 16 1934 at 10 am in Chateau. The notice lists real and personal property including multiple sections in townships and ranges, land, water stock, and livestock with dates and publication in Chateau Acntha.
Sheriff J L Billings will sell by court action the defendants E J Weiser and Mrs E J Weiser property in Teton County Montana on March 24 1934 at 2 pm. The sale follows a writ issued December 27 1933 and a judgment dated November 10 1983. Property includes fractional section parcels in Township 27 North Range 7 West M M. Court House seal court notice appears with attorney PACKER and Under-Sheriff T J Dellwo.
Notice is given by the administrator of Emma A Adams deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented with vouchers to Murch & Wuerthner 403 Ford Building Great Falls Montana Cascade County. Dated February 16 1934. James L Humphrey Administrator. First pub Feb 22 last Mar 15.
Deputy livestock inspector offers public auction at Schults ranch near Dutton Montana for March 10 1934 at 2 p m. Items include a 1200 pound black mare branded on left shoulder a brown yearling colt unbranded a brown 2 year old colt unbranded and a black 8 year old mare unbranded. First published Feb 15 last March 8.
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