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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
2
The Interior Department calls superintendents of Indian schools to investigate employment prospects for graduates during vacation. Officials want attention to those who left the schools and returned to reservations without finding opportunities, aiming to help Indians integrate into white‑run sectors and reduce lingering prejudice.
Montana dairy chief B F Thralkill cites low per capita consumption of milk butter ice cream and cheese compared with scientific recommendations. He argues higher dairy intake would improve welfare and dairy balance, suggesting economical substitutes and dollar value comparisons to persuade the public.
The article explains the purpose and scope of the U S decennial census noting the shift toward agricultural data and its impact on policy. It compares federal counts with Montana's state tally of school age children and cites a projected 10 000 increase from 1929 to 1930.
Bynum Leo Broadhead and family arrive from Utah reporting poor road conditions. A mix of visitors and locals are noted with ranch work, new houses on the project, and several residents traveling to nearby towns. An ice cream parlor opens, church social events occur, and farm improvements continue as community life resumes after winter.
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother and sister Suanita Tatman Margaret Tatman and Dean Tatman’s long illness and burial. We appreciated floral offerings and the flowers from fourth grade students, the choir, Rev. Stong, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Roberts and many others.
A crabby old manufacturer in a small town seeks a parchment seat and asks his foreman about worker sentiment. The foreman reports fifty fifty, with half saying support and half opposing, illustrating a divided shop.
Montana wheat stocks on March 1 are the lowest since 1922, with about 1.5 million bushels available for market after seed and feed allowances. Farm stocks total 8 million bushels, far below last year and two years ago, while oats and barley show reduced March 1 holdings. The report cites a smaller 1929 crop and high midwinter feed demand, but March weather suggests adequate supplies for farm needs through spring.
David S. Beekman of San Francisco proclaims lasting health benefits from Sargon after years of declining vitality. He describes improved sleep appetite and relief from constipation biliousness and dizziness since using the treatment. Choteau Drug Co. is listed as an agent.
Department of the Interior notice states John W. Ward of Chateau Montana filed for three year proof to establish his land claim in section 32 township 24 north range 7 west on April 15 1930 before U S commissioner Charles H Ferris. Witnesses named Fred True Frank Salmond E J Osgood and C Wilson Gray all from Chateau Montana. First publication March 13 last publication April 10
Notice that on Saturday March 22 1930 vehicles including a 1918 Rev truck Engine No A 38758 and a 1925 Model T Ford Engine No 10084727 will be sold for storage charges unless redeemed before that date by the owner. Power Morgan Company 39-4.
A summons for publication has been issued by the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District. proceedings initiate legal action requiring published notice to affected parties.
The case Volmery M. Baker v Martha Louise Baker seeks a decree dissolving the marriage. The Montana District Court Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson notes service and a twenty day response period, with attorney Bert I. Packer representing the plaintiff. First publication February 27, last March 20.
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