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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
2
Legal experts say the Supreme Court decision allowing taxation of government workers could lead Congress to curb or end tax free government bonds. Officials note tax free issues deprive federal revenue and hamper private capital for industry. The ruling is seen as a step toward ending tax free securities.
Treasurebelt News notes foreign demand shifts away from American farm products toward munitions and industrial goods. Commerce figures show crude foodstuffs exports fell from 26.1 million in February 1938 to 11.4 million in February 1939, with grain and cotton declines. Lard and flour exports rose modestly or held.
February values show exports of agricultural commodities down while farm product imports rise. Cattle sales surged to 4.23 million against 891 thousand year ago as imports of meat products jump. Reciprocal tariff policy cited as a factor. direct losses to American farmers noted from increased imports competing in domestic markets.
The article argues from Aristotle to a designer mind, detailing how insects like the long horned leaf beetle evolve larval air access, how some fish extend their swim bladders for hearing and sound, and how clams sense position via a lime stone and hair nerves, urging readers to observe nature to learn creation’s mind.
A 4 H cooking club was formed by Mrs. Harold Paul and Mrs. Beerman with seven members. Officers elected include Evelyn Beerman president Bebe Paul vice president Lil lian Harrington secretary Florence Anderson reporter Opal Holyoak Barbara Dale recreational leaders Hari Young scrap book keeper. Next meeting May 15 at Mrs. H Pauls home with roll call on suggested club name.
Montana state welfare board asks counties to exhaust all lawful means to pay delinquent relief shares to the state. The board cites welfare law restricting county aid to state funds and notes over 250000 dollars is due from counties for old age assistance dependent children and needy blind programs.
The Busy Beavers 4 H club met April 25 at Jeanette McGillis home and decided to hold a picnic on May 5 at Duit s. They fitted dress patterns and played games. The next meeting will be at Marie Smith s home on May 9.
Administrator with the Will Annexed announces creditors and claimants must present vouchers within four months after first publication. The estate, tied to Susan Dora Wilson Peyton also known as Dora Wilson, is handled at the George Coffey law office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. First published April 27, last May 18, 1939.
In Teton County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties to appear on May 12, 1939 at 10 AM to show cause why Frank Zgoda as administrator should not be granted an order to sell the real estate of Joseph Zgoda. Publication of the order is required in the Chateau Acantha for two weeks prior to hearing.
In pursuance of a Montana District Court order Norman A. Rosengren and Harfield S. Rosengren minors, the administrator will auction by cash bid on May 12, 1939 at 2 PM the minors estate interest in lots B and C, Block 50, Jackson’s First Addition, Chateau, Teton County. Sale subject to court confirmation. right to reject bids reserved. The property goes to highest bidder at the courthouse front door.
Catholic services announced for Chateau next Sunday at 9 a.m. and at Bynum at 11 a.m. J. F. Schulte is the pastor.
Gloria Van Horn executrix of the estate of Fred E Van Horn deceased gives notice to creditors and others with claims against the estate. Claims must be shown with vouchers within ten months after first publication at Bert I Packer law offices in the Larzon Block Chateau Montana for the County of Teton. Dated April 14, 1939.
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