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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
3
Essay argues Congress retains significant law making authority despite presidential action. It notes tensions with Roosevelt era policies, defends cautious decisive acts, and warns against supreme dictatorship. The text mocks overreach, mentions Governor Cooney and pardons board, and ends with a legal notice dated April 14 1934.
Special to The Acantha Bozeman April 30. Montana Extension Service director J C Taylor says area east of the Continental divide is exempt from the 54 percent minimum under wheat adjustment contracts due to drought grasshoppers and moisture shortage. Farmers may plant 54 to 85 percent with waivers from county committees. planting under 54 percent without a waiver violates the contract but waivered farmers receive benefit payments.
Pendroy community members attended the Ladies' Aid quilt. Residents hosted and visited relatives in Conrad and Great Falls. Families moved to Pendroy and locals joined bridge games, flag contests, and hospital trips. County residents shared travel to Choteau and Columbia Falls with multiple family activities noted.
A son spent Saturday in Chateau while Mrs. Chas. Fields and her sons called at the Roberts home Sunday.
The Roy Anderson Co of Great Falls won the contract to upgrade a Texaco service station in this city. A small crew under Fred Hanson began work on the foundation for a new automobile hoist building, while dismantling the canopy and moving pumps. Planned changes include a renovated station building, separate lavatories, concrete driveways, revised pump placement, and new lighting.
The State of Montana to Mary English Anna R Anderson Margaret S Quail and all other persons unknown claiming or who might claim as adverse to plaintiff M Thomas Manix in a case before the Ninth Judicial District Court Te ton County The document invokes an alias summons directing these defendants to respond in court and address potential clouds on title
Executor Harvey E Wilkinson notifies all creditors and anderen with claims against A F Noreen deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims shown to be filed at the law offices of E L Murphy in the Larson block Chateau Montana. Dated April 13 1934.
Notice of closing registration in Teton County Montana for the July 17 1934 primary nominating election. Registration ends 5 p m Friday June 1 1934. Electors may register with the county clerk at Chateau or courthouse, or with precinct deputy registrar or notary. Naturalized citizens should show papers. To qualify voters must be US citizens and meet residency requirements. First publication April 26 last May 31.
The administrator of the estate of S L Green deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be sent to R M Armour administrator at 505 506 First National Bank Building Great Falls Montana. First publication April 19 1934.
Executors announce all creditors and claimants must present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Notice invokes the estate of Henry Beaupre deceased. Creditors should mail or deliver proof to the designated executor.
The notice states the executrix Josephine F Beaupre acting through attorney George Coffey will transact the business of the estate at the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated April 14 1934.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files for a mortgage foreclosure against Ludvig Peterson estate and multiple defendants in district court Havre MT seeking unpaid balance of 1000.00 from a 1919 note secured by a 160 acre parcel in Section 35, Township 26N, Range 1W, with costs and attorney fees. Judgment by default possible if no answer within 20 days.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana issued notice on April 17 1934 that Clinton L Stillman of Chateau Montana holder of stock raising homestead entries serial numbers 072434 and 075297 intends to make final three year proof to establish his claim to lands described Section 26 Township 24 North Range 6 West Principal Meridian Witnesses listed Earl Yeager Harley Yeager George Cook Leon Phillips all of Chateau Montana and surrounding area with final proof before Charles H Ferris U S Commissioner on May 26 1934
Oral G Meadows sues Lillie Angus Margaret Angus James Angus Elmer C Smith administrator of Ernest D Angus estate G S Frary H G Weese Co and unknown claimants over land in Teton County Montana Lot 2 Southwest quarter etc seeks quiet title in fee simple and enjoining all claims with court service April 7 1934. Attorney Bert I Packer represents plaintiff with notices first published April 12 last May 3.
estate of J Reid Jones deceased to creditors and all claimants exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Minerva Jones administratrix at George Coffey office Larson Building Chateau Montana April 23 1934. First pub April 26 last May 17.
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