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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
6
A rural auction advertises sale of horses cattle and extensive machinery and household goods from the John Truchot place near Savik Larson ranch. Items include eight horses three cows multiple implements a cream of farming gear and household furnishings with values noted for each lot.
A mixed auction list shows cream separator multiple oak barrels jars churn tubs and household items plus two automobiles a 1920 model truck and a 1923 Buick touring car. Potatoes and oats are offered with a noon lunch and terms announced sale day. J W Schermer owner B B Burck auctioneer.
A. C. Hull buys a quarter section. I. N. Cashy buys a Pontiac sedan from T. J. Cheetham. J. Coghill buys an Oak land sedan from Mr. Dolalie. Wm. Tasman plans to buy an engine. Mrs. Fornfiest’s sons Fred and Frank return home. Miles Averill butchered a heifer. Mrs. Edwards canned from Chateau with Mrs. McLean’s help. Several residents report car and oil issues. N. W. Edwards and a Ford suffer oil pump and oil pan problems. Local views on spring, the King of Kings film, and Methodist speakers Dawber and Lovejoy.
Fragmentary text hints at a vow or moment of levity among a group of men. The odd phrase suggests a personal reflection on faith and camaraderie, implying a scene of quiet resilience amid ongoing challenges.
The House passed a Leavitt bill authorizing sale of 281 790 acres on 19 reclamation projects, mostly unsuitable for irrigation but usable for pasture. Sales to residents will cap holdings at 160 acres per person and 320 acres per project, with funds returning to the federal reclamation program. Four projects in Leavitt's district are Huntley Lower Yellowstone Milk River and Sun River.
Secretary Arthur D. Call of the American Peace Society mocks a disarmament rejection with a parable about a street car conductor who counts 17 passengers but 16 fares. The inspector demands payment and signals a possible ejection of a rider.
Dr M Thompson of Omagh Ireland praised in a letter to the Clogher board of guardians for giving gratuitous advice to about 200000 poor people and addressing unpaid fees for care in Ulster.
Washington March 13 An additional 100000 dollars contributed by the fed eral government toward fire protection work was announced, with officials saying more support may follow. The grant aims to bolster municipal fire services and equipment in several districts awaiting funding.
The house of representatives adopts Scott Leavitt's amendment to the agriculture appropriation bill raising cooperative forest fire protection funds from 1.1 million to 1.2 million dollars. The total aligns with the director’s budget recommendation for the bureau of the budget.
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