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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
7
Notice to stockholders of Teton Co op erative Canal Co that at a directors meeting in Choteau Montana on April 10, 1951 an order was made levying a special assessment No. 3 of twenty five dollars per share on all capital stock of the company.
Teton Co-Operative Canal Co. announces a delinquent assessment sale for unpaid taxes. Hlmér Knall, secretary treasurer, will sell at the Farmington post office front door in Teton County, Montana, on June 27, 1951, at 2 PM if assessments remain unpaid. Dated Chateau Montana April 28 1951.
The Cho teau High School District invites sealed bids per mile for furnishing a school bus and driver for three years on four routes around Choteau Montana. Bids to be opened June 7 1951 at the High School Library with possible rejection of all bids. Bid information available at the district office.
The document certifies that all partners of Hanusa Agency join in full names and residences, with Arnold C. Hanusa and John Dunackel in Choteau Montana, dated April 21 1951, sworn before Notary Leo El Murphy. It notes continued partnership and filing details.
In accordance with city ordinances health rules remove trash and unsightly materials to the city dump. Two week period May 14 to 28 designates intensive cleanup with free city trucks for removal. Burnable material should be burned on premises to save hauling. Place material in the alley ready for removal starting May 14. By order of the City Council.
Teton County Montana workers take about an hour to craft a pair of shoes, averaging twenty times the pace of Civil War era production, reflecting rapid modern manufacturing. The note cites tax deed ownership as context for the work.
Mr and Mrs William Breding hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter Mrs Loraine Alzheimer of Premium Center last week. Mr and Mrs Art Weist held a birthday party for her father Adolph Moser. Our Birthday club met with Mrs Reva Thomas. Hostesses were Mrs Freda Johnson and Mrs Edith Torgerson. Attendees at the Mother Daughter banquet included Mrs Howard Truchot and daughter Mrs Ella Weist, Mrs Robert Kropp and daughter, Mrs Mary Smith and granddaughter, and Mrs A C Robinson and Bernice Smith at Chateau Thursday evening. Most everyone finished feeding before the showers.
Northwestern professor Dr Walter Dill Scott outlines memory decay figures for advertising. About 25 percent forget an impression in one day, 50 percent in two days, 85 percent in four days, and 97 percent in seven days, illustrating the need for repetition to sustain impact.
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