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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
2
The Official Paper for Teton County published every Thursday at Choteau Montana. It is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscriptions are one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months a half dollar foreign countries including Canada two dollars fifty cents per year. Payable in advance.
Editorial critiques Montana Public Service Commission over gas rate disparities. It cites Shelby Supreme Court decision limiting minimum rates, contrasting Baker Glasgow Saco Billings Malta and Shelby with varied charges, municipal ownership calls, and historical attempts to abolish commissions.
A political clash over a sales tax unfolds as the House resists revenue measures and critics accuse members of log rolling amid an election cycle. Analysts warn the fight may last to December, delaying budget balance while President Hoover pushes for fiscal restraint and a balanced budget.
The article argues Congress rejected a one billion dollar tax hike and calls for cutting government costs to balance the budget. It cites Michigan delinquencies and Minnesota foreclosures, urges economies in schools and public offices, and suggests forming a tax association to reduce taxes without harming essential services.
Friday birth announced as the Collinses welcome a daughter at Conrad hospital. Saturday kite flying contest drew many families with Joe Alzheimer’s box kite soaring to about 4000 feet attracting attention. Brady teachers and pupils attended. Mrs. McDowell of Tennessee visits Mrs Heerman. elevator nearing completion ready for grain by April.
The British coast guards descend cliffs to rescue shipwrecked crews and shield their faces with wicker helmets that cover head and back. The helmets also protect wearers from attacking birds nesting on the rocks as guards intrude on nests.
A formal portrait shows Phy: Subaru Sompati, Siam's newly named minister to the United States, arriving in Washington to assume his duties.
Quote attributed to Grit: many think others have better chances at success, but the real factor is the individual. It is not the job that shapes outcomes but the person who fills it.
The Bond House of Illinois offers services to raise capital incorporate companies organize and reorganize businesses and obtain blue sky permits in any state. Contact 210 E Ohio St Chicago Illinois for details.
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 Section 28 Township 22 North Range 5 West Montana. Amount 535.28. March 18 1932. TETON COUNTY MONTANA By GEO A CARROLL Clerk Applicant. First pub March 24 last March 31
In the Nineteenth District of Montana Teton County Alfred Harris sues Harry Boutilier and Mary Boutilier Eu gene Foster and John J Hannan defendants The sheriff will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on April 16 1932 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana The property is the West Half of the West Half of Section 21 Township 24 North Range 4 West containing 160 acres More or less per government survey Dated March 23 1932 J L Collins Sheriff Bert I Packer Plaintiff's Attorney First pub March 24 last April 14
The weather bureau explains rainfall begins with cloud formation requiring nuclei in the air. Dust particles and sea salt serve as nuclei, and certain water-loving molecules may also act as triggers. The atmosphere naturally contains many such nuclei aiding rain development.
Eskimos invited to view their first motion picture in Le Pas Manitoba caused a panic when a railway engine appeared on screen. They rushed toward exits wrecking the theatre in the escape effort.
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