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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
5
Official notice from the publisher of the Teton County paper based in Choteau Montana declaring publication cadence as weekly on Thursdays and listing subscription rates set at 2.00 per year 1.25 for six months and 0.75 for three months with 2.50 for foreign countries paid in advance.
A critical look at federal spending and the push for a billion dollar tax measure to balance the budget. The piece notes calls to consolidate departments, cut bureaus, and reduce salaries, amid counts of a large civil service payroll and wasteful government bulletins.
The piece argues for a broad sales tax as the best remedy to fund government without overburdening land and personal property. It criticizes bond issues and focuses on shared sacrifice, urging acceptance of Congress imposed taxes to protect national credit and curb wasteful spending. It notes income tax remains necessary but insufficient alone.
Postmaster G. C. Core arranges a Washington Bicentennial stamp exhibit in the post office. The display includes explanations for each stamp, with details on the origin of portraits and the current locations of the originals in museums and libraries.
Last week's notice incorrectly stated April 25 as the return limit for Easter fares. The correct return limit is April 5, and the paper should have reflected that date.
Ida Waterman Collins remains under flu treatment at Maynard hospital. residents of Chateau assist the assessor in Collins while local families share a quiet week. The school kite contest is postponed to March 26 due to mud and lack of wind. Easter services are planned with a drive for eggs to benefit Helena's children home.
The Akka, a Pygmy race, were first observed by G A Schweinfurth in 1870 in the Mangbetta country region northwest of Albert Nyansa, Africa.
Richmond Hill NY reader touts losing 3 inches from the waist after two Kruschen Salts bottles. He reports a clearer mind, clearer skin, and feeling 20 years younger at age 46. The ad promises a 4 week supply for a few cents with money back if not satisfied.
R. B. Red Morrison Helena aviator wins contract to count Sun river elk herd across northern Lewis and Clark and Teton counties. He travels from San Francisco with a new 300 horsepower airplane, aided by Howard Flint and William Rush. Base operations in Great Falls. count aims for speed and accuracy, herd estimated at about 4000 elk.
George R Higgins of Chateau Montana filed intention to prove up a homestead claim on land described in sections 28 and 33 township 23 north range 5 west. Hearing before Charles H Ferris on May 2 1932 at Cho teau Montana. Witnesses were Percy B Hodgkiss H A Hodgkiss Victor Lingetti and Hugh Robison all of Choteau. First publication March 24 1932.
The un dersigned will on the 30th day of April 1932 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to the South Half of the South Half 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.
The court will sell to the highest bidder for cash on April 16 1932 at 2 pm at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Teton County Montana the west half of the west half of section 21 township 24 north range 4 west containing 160 acres more or less. Dated Choteau Montana March 23 1932. Sheriff J L Collins. Plaintiff's Attorney Bert I Packer. First pub March 24 last April 14.
The Bond House of Illinois at 210 E. Ohio St. Chicago offers help with raising capital, incorporating companies, arranging stock or bond issues, and organizing or reorganizing businesses. They also provide assistance obtaining blue sky permits in any state.
An advertisement from The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company offers a doctor on call service for sudden illness. It emphasizes quick installation of the service to ensure immediate access.
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Montana Teton County Alfred Harris plaintiffsuit vs Harry Boutilier and Mary Boutilier his wife Eugene Foster and John J. Hannan defendants To be sold at Sheriff s Sale at public auction to satisfy the decree of foreclosure and costs of sale The time and place of sale will be set by the Sheriff of Teton County Montana and the sale will be conducted in accordance with applicable law by order of the court and the decree of foreclosure public notice
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