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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
2
The piece argues modern warfare centers on equipment rather than personal bravery. It contends air power, tanks, and ammunition shape outcomes more than knightly prowess or chivalry. War is portrayed as devoid of glamour, romance, or heroism, overturning historical myths.
Secretary Hopkins urged that labor warfare and high relief rolls undermine stability and growth. He argued private business and investors need tax relief and freedom from overbearing legislation to spur job creation and industrial expansion, warning the nation can recover only with a constructive, confidence boosting policy.
A portrait of outdoor life through vivid visions from duck hunting fields and rivers. scenes of moonlit marshes, birds in flight, coonhounds, autumn leaves, and fishermen recalling ancestral ties to nature as the author invites readers to spark their own imagined canvases.
The dairy division of the Montana state department of agriculture reports ice cream production fell to 1,316,771 gallons in 1938 from 1,354,170 in 1937. Butter output rose to 11,556,893 pounds from 10,607,773. Cheese production increased from 1,036,931 pounds in 1937 to 1,432,870 pounds in 1938.
State Highway Commission of Montana invites sealed bids for a four span Teeton River bridge project near Choteau and five stockpasses on the Choteau Sun River Road. Project budget is 34000 dollars with wage scales and bid security requirements. bids due March 21, 1939 at Helena.
Montana's monthly navy quota is five recruits. After selection, the five men will go to the San Diego training school for a three month program.
The Montana State Highway Commission in Helena invites bids for Unit 2 and 68 1 of the Choteau Sun River Road in Teton County. Work includes grading surfacing with crushed gravel road mix oil treatment and drainage structures from Choteau station 0 28 to 370 00 SE Section 22 T23N R4W totaling 125 000 dollars. Proposals must be on provided forms in sealed envelopes addressed to the Commission and endorsed Proposal for 65 A 2 Unit 2 65 C 1. A five percent bid bond may be required and compliance with wage rates as per special provisions.
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports since 1934 the liquor control board has generated 10 209 256 42 from liquor profits excise taxes licenses and beer taxes Funds distributed include counties general fund relief fund public school funds water conservation and teacher retirement with modest allocation to the temperance commission.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana announces a public notice first published March 9 and running through April 6 regarding land action. The notice identifies the agency and location involved in the process.
The applicant J. E. Sullivan will apply to the County Treasurer on May 6, 1939 for a tax deed to the south half of the northeast quarter and west half of the southeast quarter of section nineteen, township twenty seven north range six West M P M. Amount due 239.95 as of February 28, 1939. Attorney George Coffey represents the applicant. First publication March 2, last publication March 9.
Plaintiffs Haglin Brothers Company sue Bert L Findlay and many others in Te ton County Montana District Court seeking to quiet title to 440 acres in sections 2 10 11 27 Township 27N Range 5W described as E4SW and other subdivisions. The defendants unknown are to answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered. Case filed February 2 1939 with D W Doyle as attorney for plaintiffs. First publication February 3 1939 last publication March 16 1939.
Creditors are notified to present claims against the estate of Joseph Zgoda also known as Joe Zgoda to the administrator. Claims must be supported with vouchers within four months of first publication. Address for claim submission is the office of Bert I. Packer in Larson Building Chateau Montana. First publication February 23, 1939.
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