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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
3
Official notice lists publication details for Teton County's paper published Thursdays in Choteau Montana. It states second class postal matter, subscription rates by period and destination, and advance payment requirements for local and foreign readers.
The piece argues for a billion dollar tax measure to fund a balanced budget as revenues fall, urging consolidation of departments and elimination of bureaus. It mocks extravagant spending and cites 800000 federal payroll names amid efforts to reduce waste and reform government.
The author argues against bond issues and supports a general sales tax as the best method to raise revenue. Income tax alone won t suffice, and fairness requires spreading the load. A sales tax, though regressive, would curb wasteful spending and rally public scrutiny, with the temporary measure aiding national credit and patriotic duty.
A Washington Bicentennial stamp exhibit organized by Postmaster G. C. Core draws much interest at the local post office. The display explains each stamp’s origin and lists denominations from one half to ten cents with details on original portraits, artists, and current locations.
Last week's notice misstated the return limit for Easter fares offered by the Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads. The correct deadline is April 5, not April 25, and the paper should have reflected that date.
Ida Waterman Collins wife of Mrs. Ida Waterman received flu relapse treatment at Maynard hospital in Chateau and was reported improving. Local residents gathered with the Chateau assessor. J A Coghill and son Reo visited Brady on business. Inge Crane and Harold in Collins. kite contest postponed to March 26 due to mud and wind. Easter services announced with eggs donations for Helena children’s home.
The Akka, a pygmy race, were first observed by G A Schweinfurth in 1870 in the Mangbetta country northwest of Albert Nyansa in Africa.
Richmond Hill New York reader Mr W R Daniels reports finishing two Kruschen Salt bottles and claims three inches lost at the waist and a clearer mind. He promotes daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning and a four week bottle sold at Chateau Drug Co with money back if not satisfied.
R E Red Morrison Helena aviator lands contract to count Sun River elk herd headcount in northern Lewis and Clark and Teton counties. He travels from San Francisco with a new 300 horsepower aircraft to base operations at Great Falls with Howard Flint and William Rush. The count promises faster, more accurate results than snowshoe surveys. estimated herd size about 4000.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated March 16 1932 states George R Higgins of Chateau Montana filed for three year proof to establish a land claim on SEYNEY NEYSEY S1S5SEY4 SEY SWY Sec 28 and N% NE4 NEY NW4 Sec 33 Twp 23 N R5 W before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris on May 2 1932. Witnesses are Perry B Hodgskiss H A Hodgskiss Victor Lingetti and Hugh Robison all of Choteau Montana. Register M D Nicholson first publication March 24 last April 28.
The undersigned will on April 30 1932 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to the South Half of the South Half of Section 28 Township 22 North Range 5 West M M. Amount 535.28. March 18 1932. TETON COUNTY MONTANA By GEO A CARROLL Clerk Applicant First pub March 24 last March 31.
A sheriff sale announces a public auction for cash on April 16, 1932 at 2 p m at the court house front door in Chateau Montana. The bid covers the west half of the west half of section 21 township 24 north range 4 west Montana meridian containing 160 acres more or less. Terms set by J L Collins sheriff with attorney Bert Packer. First publication March 24 and last April 14.
The Bond House of Illinois offers services to raise capital, incorporate companies, arrange stock, and reorganize businesses. It claims to obtain Blue Sky permits in any state and invites inquiries from new and existing enterprises.
A terse note implies a narrow claim about telephone availability and cost. The speaker mentions a conventional line about lacking a phone and hints at minor expense considerations. The brief text resembles a casual exchange about communication access.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County district court Alfred Harris plaintiff versus Harry Boutilier and Mary Boutilier Eugene Foster and John J Hannan defendants to be sold at Sheriff's Sale at public auction per foreclosure decree with terms and conditions to be announced bids taken at the county courthouse.
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