Fire Siren Delay Spurs Ordinance Reminder in Chateau Montana
After a delayed fire truck failed to start due to corroded battery cables, residents were reminded to grant fire crews right of way and avoid driving over hoses. City ordinance imposes fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days jail for violations. drivers must pull aside on alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Funeral Held for L. T. Morgan in Helena
Members of the Order of Eastern Star and the local Masonic lodge attended the funeral of L. T. Morgan in Helena. Morgan, a former implement store operator in Augusta and forest ranger, died on his 66th birthday March 10 1874 Philadelphia born. Survived by wife Caroline daughter Mrs Jack Thoenies two grandchildren and four sisters. Augusta service included A F and A M No 54 pallbearers named. Additional notes: Bookmobile service to Augusta library, proposed $30 000 forest department building near Great Northern depot, Pay and Pack store opened by Ray Potter, Buckhorn beer hall purchased by Lou Randall, Mrs H M Downie recovering in Helena hospital.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
L. T. Morgan
Helena
Mr. Morgan
John Cunniff
John Ebert
Fred Swanson
Fred Chisholm
Colin Chisholm
O. A. Kenck
Morgan
Augusta
Power-Morgan
Simms
Philadelphia
Caroline
Jack Thoenies
Jessie
Helen
H. J. Gee
Bozeman
C. J. Moody
Coolidge
Ariz
Clarence
Missoula
Chateau
Forest Department
Great Northern
Ray Potter
Winifred
W. J. Cunniff
Lou Randall
H. M. Downie
Rexall Drug Store Sold to Spencer and McCullough
25 Years Ago This Week W H Hewson sells Rexall Drug Store to A P Spencer and H Mc Cullough Spencer has run the store for Hewson Power Morgan Co to build a warehouse and office on Main Avenue Charles Givens Bynum dies at home after lingering illness J M Chapman elected president of Rod and Gun club Overflow crowds hear Mrs Lulu Shephard on prohibition 25 members added to W C T U rolls here Bret Read operated on at Chateau hospital.
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W. H. Hewson
Rexall Drug
A. P. Spencer
H. McCullough
Spencer
Hewson
Power-Morgan Co
Avue
Charles Givens Bynum
Montana
John Graves
J. M. Chapman
Rod and Gun Club
Lulu Shephard
Bret Read
Chateau Hospital
H. D. Cameron
Burdhill
Harry Benson
California
Miss Lois Troumbley Files Republican Candidacy for State Superintendent
Miss Lois Troumbley, longtime Great Falls Junior High principal, announced Monday her candidacy on the Republican ticket for the state superintendent of public instruction. Born in Michigan, she graduated from a Michigan teachers college and earned an education degree from Columbia University in 1931 after studies at Chicago. Her career spans rural, elementary, and secondary schools.
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Lois Troumbley
Great Falls
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Michigan
Miss Troumbley
Chicago University
Columbia University
John T. Kelly Named New Montana Agriculture Chief
John T. Kelly of Red Lodge former Montana Farmers Union president is appointed by Governor Roy E. Ayers to replace James T. Sparling of Flaxville who resigned as commissioner of the state department of agriculture labor and industry after saying he could not conscientiously support Ayers reelection. Sparling served three years.
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John Kelly
Sparling
John T. Kelly
Red Lodge
Montana Farmers Union
Roy E. Ayers
James T. Sparling
Flaxville
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Agricultural Lighting and Pest Notes from Extension Service
The Montana Extension Service reports that lights in poultry brooders are not advised as they disturb chicks and hinder gains. Darken the brooder at midday to induce rest. Turkeys are seen to rise 4 5 percent in 1940 from 1939 per USDA. Richardson ground squirrels emerge in spring. use poisoned oat bait to curb numbers, while handling precautions prevent disease spread.
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H. E. Cushman
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Richardson
Notice to Creditors Estate of Herman Jager Deceased
Administrator John Van Dyke invites all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at the Clerk of Court’s office in Chateau Montana. First published March 7 1940 last March 28 1940.
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Herman Jager
Chateau
Montana
John van Dyke
W. E. Arnot
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Teton County Montana
Notice is given that under a lien foreclosure decree issued March 15 1940 the Sheriff of Teton County Montana will sell on April 10 1940 at 2 00 PM at the front door of the Court House Chateau the lot 21 block 8 original Fairfield townsite Teton County Montana the frame building and the defendants right to the real estate. Albert C Peterson Sheriff. Church Jardine Attorneys. First publication March 21 1940 last April 4 1940.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Monarch Lumber Company
Modern Utilities Co
George Dirkes
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Towit
Albert C. Peterson
Church & Jardine
Ford
Great Falls
Plaintiff
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Choteau Implement Co
The Choteau Implement Company announces a stockholders meeting by resolution of the Board dated March 12 1940. The meeting is set for April 27 1940 at 2:00 PM in Choteau Montana to consider selling or exchanging all property to John B Conlin and E B Conlin and to discuss dissolution plus any other business. E B Conlin Secretary first published March 21 last publication April 11
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Choteau Implement Company
Choteau
Montana
Imne
John B. Conlin
E. B. Conlin
Notice to creditors in the Clark Lindemuth estate
R. E. Nelson is administrator of the Clark Lindemuth estate. Creditors and claimants must present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication to Bert I. Packer in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated March 4 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lindemuth
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
R. E. Nelson
Alias Summons in Naturalization Cancellation Case
United States sues William Johnston in Montana District Court seeking cancellation of his 1916 naturalization certificate on grounds of fraud and permanent departure to Scotland. Citizens in question allegedly did not intend to reside in the United States. Court dated March 5, 1940.
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District Court of the
United States District Court For
District of Montana
Great Falls
Montana
United States of America
District Court of
State of
Chateau
United States
Boddam
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Charles N. Pray
Do. R. Garlow
Max Jenks
John B. Tansil
Weekly Scrapbook recipes and coffee tips
The Acantha lists Week's Best Recipe Fruit Ice Box Cookies with ingredients and method including fat, sugars, eggs, cream, vanilla, dates, nuts, peel, flour, soda, and baking powder. It also offers Coffee Hints advising small weekly purchases, avoiding mixing new with old, tight container storage, heaping tablespoon coffee per cup water, serving hot, and not reheating.
Household silver care and metal polishing tips
The article provides practical methods to brighten silver by soaking in sour milk for about thirty minutes then washing. It notes boiling water after washing preserves brightness longer. It adds onion for tin ware shine and lemon juice plus warm water to brighten aluminum copper and brass.
Laundry hacks with sugar bags for washing and starch
The note suggests using old sugar bags to keep small items like belts together in a washing machine. Tie bags shut to prevent twisting during wash. It also advises spooning lumped starch into a sugar cloth bag and squeezing to remove lumps, then washing the bag.
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Choteau Acantha
Earl Bishop
Canada
Augusta News
C. S. McDonald
Nan Wolfe
Butte
Jack Baker
Dutton Garage
Teton Canyon
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Fisher
S&s
Montana Extension Service
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Acantha’s ‘Weekly
E. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
Baccoe
Jonery
Nutter & Viegen
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Hospstal
Mies Rasemu
C. W. Boussard
Larson
E. J. Crars
McDonald Alor
C. E. Stephes
G. L. Banks
J. H. Byler
Maynard Hospital