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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
2
The Acantha reports six high school students confronted with expulsion for liquor in their possession. Four sophomores are reinstated conditionally, while the two seniors who procured the liquor are reinstated only if they name the supplier, which they have refused to do. The editorial condemns protecting the supplier and calls for halting the man's activities.
A fragment argues that full punishment for an act where the subject is mainly guilty does not reflect true manhood, suggesting moral critique of justice and character.
An exchange urges a young man to heed his father’s guidance and restrain impulses. The message stresses a father’s experience through tough times and the value of patience, cautioning that future success follows listening to parental advice.
A speaker urges boys to value their fathers as the greatest guide in life. He notes children may surpass parents in age and knowledge, but fathers remain ahead in experience and wisdom, urging kids to heed their dad's guidance.
A committee led by Martin Olson Ross Hatcher and Peder Lee works on plans to control and eradicate Canadian thistles on the Fairfield bench. The area is divided into 11 districts with a representative from each district to receive maps of thistle patches and coordinate actions. A district meeting is set for Thursday evening May 23 to discuss control measures.
Farmers on the beach gather Friday May 31 at Fairfield to discuss thistle control methods and their success. George Sanford, head of the reclamation service on the Sun River project, assists in the work.
Representatives J. J McFaul and R A Treat report about 50 farmers in Teton county joining the Farmers Union with prospects of reaching 75 members as more local groups form. Fairfield and Yale, Dale, Beck and Collins communities already organized with plans for six additional lines, expanding the national farmer association operating in 27 states led by secretary J J O Shays Montana residence in Noberts Montana.
Notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana April 23 1929 offers at public sale a tract described as NEW NW Sec 9 Twp 22 N Range 7 W P M at not less than 3 00 per acre. Sale set for June 11 at 10 00 am. mountainous land unsuitable for cultivation. highest bidder must immediately pay.
Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are advised to file their claims or objections on or before the time designated for sale. M. D. Nicholson, Register. First pub May 2, last May 30.
Mack Bruno of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up his 1924 homestead claim in section 6 and 7 township 24 N range 8 W Montana Meridian. He will present witnesses Pete Trudo Lorman Bruno Walter Gray and Frank Bruno all of Choteau Montana at a June 4 1929 hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris. First published April 25.
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